Sentence examples for stable warmer from inspiring English sources

Relatively stable warmer marine conditions prevailed throughout most of the Early Pliocene, corresponding to a period of globally low δ18O values in the oceans associated with minor Antarctic ice sheet expansion.

Along the coast the aridity is also the consequence of the Peru (Humboldt) Current, which is characterized by upwelling (the upward movement of cold water from the depths of the ocean); the resulting cold water at the surface causes a thermal inversion cold air at sea level and stable, warmer air higher up.

Stable warm white light emission with Commission International de L'Eclairage CIEE) coordinates from (0.37, 0.45) to (0.38, 0.47) for a luminance value ranging from 1000 to 10,000 cd/m2 was obtained.

[music playing] Not singing much of anything, just singing "ah". It's just — what he wants there is the warm sound, the stable, warm sound of the human voice, and — as Thomas Mann said — and he just brings that in, a little dab of color there, a little dab of color there.

Today's computer human interfaces are typically designed with the assumption that they are going to be used by an able-bodied person, who is using a typical set of input and output devices, who has typical perceptual and cognitive abilities, and who is sitting in a stable, warm environment.

The climate of the study area is characterized by a rainy unstable winter and a stable warm and dry summer.

Perhaps paradoxically, it's a strong, extremely cold polar vortex that results in stable, warm temperatures across the more populous mid-latitudes in winter.

"It reminds us that living organisms don't always show the only or best adaptations; dinosaurs did something else and what they did had many advantages - they could achieve the benefits of stable, warm body temperatures without having to eat so much". Other experts, however, will take more convincing that dinosaurs sat on the fence, metabolism-wise.

"It reminds us that living organisms don't always show the only or best adaptations; dinosaurs did something else and what they did had many advantages - they could achieve the benefits of stable, warm body temperatures without having to eat so much".

Spend time with any normal child, from any stable, warm upbringing, and the chances are they're not always going to be good company.

In the Upper Miocene, the disappearance of these stable, warm, wet conditions caused a contraction of rainforest, an expansion of xerophyllous plant species such as Eucalyptus and Casuarinaceae, and the retreat of the southern marine basin (e.g., the Murray and Gippsland basins in southeastern Australia: [5], [8].