Sentence examples for swift temperature from inspiring English sources

On this account, an active temperature control is proposed to account for swift temperature variations.

What better way to get a swift temperature check on how agencies are feeling these days, and their predicted demise?

Hanson notes that the Earth has endured swift temperature changes before, but that scientists have never observed the acceleration they see now since temperatures were first recorded.

Those conditions can cause frostbite in mere minutes, and folks from North Dakota to New York City can expect swift temperature drops as the cold front moves east.

Workers in blue uniforms and blue hairnets were moving in swift precision around long temperature-controlled assembly lines, sealed off from dust and contamination by glass walls.

As an inspiration we use the power stroke machinery of skeletal muscles, which ensures at sub-micron scales and finite temperatures a swift recovery of an abruptly applied slack.

This dissertation reports phase modifications induced in A2B2O7 and A2BO5 structure-types by swift heavy ion irradiation, high temperature, and high pressure.

Zirconia and hafnia are known to exhibit similar phase transitions under temperature, pressure or swift heavy (i.e., GeV) ion irradiation.

The two drastically different faces of this river, along with the East Branch and the main Delaware down as far as Callicoon, N.Y., are sculptured by water management bureaucrats who pursue policies that sometimes deny water to the river, or provide too much of it, at too high or too low a temperature, or too swift or too slow a flow rate.

This method is an efficient alternative because it allows swift heating to the required temperature and extremely rapid rates of crystallization, leading to simplification of the preparation procedure [27 29].

Then they looked at the positive factors that make a heat wave bearable: high, swift tides; big variations in temperatures (corals that are used to big swings survive warming better than those that are not); and strong, cooling currents.