Sentence examples for sustained temperature from inspiring English sources

Maurice Newman, the chairman of Abbott's business advisory council and a climate change sceptic with a history of making provocative statements, said the UN was using false models showing sustained temperature increases to end democracy and impose authoritarian rule.

Unlike non-preheated specimens that show a sustained temperature increase at around 100 °C, the preheated specimens show a temperature increase without having a region of sustained temperature increase.

This instability appears to be relevant to an earlier observation (Puszynski and Hlavacek, 1980, Chem. Engng Sci.35, 1769 1774) of sustained temperature oscillations in a packed-bed reactor at high Lewis number.

Over the next few weeks, as soil temperatures reach a sustained temperature of 64 degrees, cicadas from Connecticut to North Carolina will emerge from their subterranean world for the first time since they burrowed underground as nymphs in 1996, returning in numbers that dwarf those other spectacles.

The use of saline solution irrigation did, however, provide a reduction in peak bone temperature during osteotomy, and the duration of sustained temperature elevation was also shortened with the use of irrigation.

Once the machine reaches a sustained temperature that breaches TCASE, the laptop will silently start throttling, and games might struggle to maintain a frame rate, or workloads like video rendering will take longer.

People across Europe are bracing themselves for harsh weather conditions dubbed "The Beast from the East," which could cause sustained temperatures below freezing, power loss, and travel delays.

Most manure needs to reach sustained temperatures of above 180 °F (82 °C) to fully compost.

The cold hard reality is that based on the aggregation of current international commitments on greenhouse gas reduction, the planet will not be able to sustain temperature increases within the 2 degree threshold.

The objective is to evaluate the chemical changes in the EBS bentonite and their effect on mechanical behavior under high temperature, attempting to shed light on whether EBS bentonite can sustain temperatures higher than 100 °C without significant impact on barrier's performance.

Fever was defined as a single body temperature peak over 38.3°C or a sustained body temperature of more than 38.0°C for over 1 hour, not being a consequence of the administration of blood-derived products [ 1].