Sentence examples for severe temperature from inspiring English sources

It experiences severe temperature extremes in summer and winter.

Frostbite may occur after exposure to subfreezing temperature momentarily or to less severe temperature for a longer period.

In higher paleolatitudes, ferns and other frost-sensitive plants indicate that there was a less severe temperature difference between the Equator and the poles than exists today.

A study of this this severe temperature rise in the semi-arid region by the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, the University of California and Embrapa was the starting point for the Adapta Sertão project, which is testing a production model based on agroforestry with a more efficient use of water for small farmers in the state of Bahia.

The Flash Voyager drive has all the features of its smaller-capacity siblings including its proprietary all-rubber housing that's water resistant, shock absorbing and allows it to operate in severe temperature situations.

It is widely known that the thermal stability of diamond gets adversely effected in the environment of severe temperature [28].

The blaze was one of several causing concern on Thursday night after a third day of severe temperatures, which brought a range of problems: Matches were suspended on the outside courts at the Australian Open as Melbourne recorded its highest temperature - 43.9C - since Black Saturday in 2009.

City florists, There's also a sick bay--plants being treated for malaise brought on by severe temperatures, dry air, lack of sumlight.

Fertilized eggs, covered with a highly resistant case, enter a resting stage (ephippium) and can withstand severe temperatures and drying out.

The northern interior receives heavy snowfall for up to eight months of the year and has severe temperatures that drop as low as −22 to −40 °F (−30 to −40 °C).

The method was successfully used to predict lifetimes of webbing by performing an accelerated life test (ALT) which was designed using more severe temperatures, UV irradiance and abrasion as stress factors.