Sentence examples for shoot temperature from inspiring English sources
Shoot temperature was only 0.7 °C higher in bag-covered shoots than in control ones (F=23.8011; d.f.=1,10606; P<0.0001), and as no differences in AI were observed between shoots without bags (glue and control) and those with bags containing earwigs, bag protection against cold was discarded.
That process is under way at the Kirkush training base in the eastern Iraqi desert near the Iranian border, where freshly minted sergeants and warrant officers march on a dusty parade ground under a harsh sun that shoots the temperature toward 100 degrees.
All the scenes were shot at temperatures ranging from 28 below to 40 below, "making every crystalline mouthful of air not only visible, but palpable," he said.
Methanocarcina sent enormous amounts of the potent greenhouse gas methane into the atmosphere, shooting up temperatures high and fast, too fast for most life to adapt.
To reveal the ecophysiological characteristics which enable the species to cope with such environmental stresses, we measured leaf temperature, shoot architecture and photosynthetic and transpirational responses together with the microclimate of the natural habitat.
However, the decrease of the root to shoot ratio with temperature was consistent and appeared to be independent of the genotype.
"When I heard how the Democrats wanted to eliminate absentee military ballots, my temperature shot up," he said.
Spells of enervating weather occasionally prevail in May and October, during which the temperature shoots up to 105 °F (41 °C).
Settling the score on sea level Throughout 2009, scientists made some headway on settling the score as to how much sea level could rise as temperature shoots up.
With precious little stir in the air, the temperature shot up to 104 degrees in Central Park at 2 10 p.m., eclipsing the record of 101 for July 22 set in 1957, and falling just 2 degrees shy of the city's hottest day ever.
