Sentence examples for stabilize temperatures from inspiring English sources

According to estimates by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a tax of $80 a metric ton on carbon dioxide — or a cap-and-trade system with similar charges — would stabilize temperatures by midcentury.

Ripening is aided by the presence of forests which helps to stabilize temperatures and maintain moisture in the soil.

Before technology in wineries could stabilize temperatures, the low temperatures in winter of the northern German regions would halt fermentation and leave the resulting wines with natural sugars and a low alcohol content.

The problem is to design a control function to stabilize temperature in face of uncertain kinetic model.

Periodic flow reversal is shown to stabilize temperature fronts in the C-M-C and M-C-M combination of monoliths.

Optimization of ceramic actuator composition and doping is necessary to enhance the induced strains and to stabilize temperature and external stress dependence.

Conservators of the property's furnishings and paintings said that the need to stabilize temperature and humidity levels inside the mansion was "urgent due to unacceptable environmental stress".

Interaction with N-ter specific antibodies PAb1801 has been shown to stabilize temperature-sensitive DNA-binding of wild-type and tumor derived mutant form of p53 through conformational stabilization [2] which suggests that NTD plays role in thermally sensitive, specific DNA binding of p53.

Control hydrogels that were incubated at 37 °C for their respective gelation time (in order to stabilize temperature dependent changes in viscoelastic behavior) exhibited a similar increase in elastic modulus but exhibited a lower LVE limit.

It has been famous since 1835, when Douglas Dummett's plantation on Merritt Island survived a brutal freeze thanks to the nearby rivers that stabilized temperatures.

"We cannot come close to stabilizing temperatures" unless humans, by the end of the century, stop adding more CO2 to the atmosphere than it can absorb, said W. David Montgomery of Charles River Associates, a consulting group, "and that will be an economic impossibility without a major R.& D. investment".