Sentence examples for shift in temperatures from inspiring English sources
Some concede that humans probably contribute to global warming but they argue that the shift in temperatures poses no urgent risk.
Forecasters said Monday would be the coldest day of the current shift in temperatures, which was expected to continue until Thursday at least.
The blonde siren Paula planted in the couple's midst is played by the English fashion model Agyness Deyn, who comports herself with genuine cunning, her eyes alert to every shift in temperature in the room even when the odd line gets trampled.
The result showed that cytoplasmic streaming is greatly affected by ambient temperature and shift in temperature conditions.
To be sure that this shift in temperature was indeed due to a change in the clock, the researchers examined slices from the SCN of mice involved in the artificial sky experiment.
NO-TPD experiments, in the presence of oxygen and hydrogen, reveal a shift in temperature for one of the desorption peaks from the different samples.
This peak is likely related to the shift in temperature for NOx reduction during methanol-SCR conditions for the compared samples.
Therefore, a gradual shift in temperature causing a subsequent change in thermal conductivity is thought to have rather significant impacts on the overall thermal structure of our models as temperatures converge to 350 °C at the bottom boundaries.
end{aligned} (5 where (delta T_{wh}) is the temperature tolerance, and (T_{wh,con}) is the shift in temperature set point due to convenience level setting of WH system during the critical state of transformer.
end{aligned} (2 where (delta T_{ac}) is the temperature tolerance, and (T_{ac,con}) is the shift in temperature set point due to convenience level setting of HVAC system during the critical state of transformer.
By evaluating a CW seasonal efficiency for dairy wastewaters in a mountain region (Aosta Valley-NW Italy), this research was aimed to understand how performances of nutrient removal could be affected by seasonal shift in temperature and loadings.
