Sentence examples for temperature extends from inspiring English sources
The temperature extends from the liquidus temperature to 1100°C.
The values of IFT as the temperature extends toward the oil-dominant system at lower temperatures expand largely due to the increase in liquid density.
The intuitive interpretation for how low body temperature extends longevity is that it affects metabolic rates and this decreases the rate of biochemical reactions and retards whatever process es) cause(s) ageing.
Even if infected mosquitoes gain entry to such buildings, the artificially dry atmosphere lowers their survival rate, and the cool temperature extends the extrinsic incubation period, reducing the likelihood of transmission.
The results in Figure 4 indicate a positive correlation between lifespan or health maintenance and body temperature under CR conditions, which seems to contradict the common belief that lower body temperature extends lifespan [for example, see [ 74]].
Despite successfully minimizing the interfacial energy and γ-γ′ lattice misfit, these factors alone were not sufficient to impart high temperature extended stability through reduced coarsening kinetics.
Soil moisture quickly decreases in the pre-monsoon periods due to the combined effects of no rainfall, low humidity, high temperature, extended bright sunshine hours due to low cloud coverage and rising wind speed (Fig. 11).
It is therefore concluded that imprinting parameters can be optimized by increasing imprinting temperature, extending imprinting time and decreasing demolding temperature while the smallest and the thinnest initial resist thickness are selected.
Now, since these operations of the soul affect in turn the actions that a person takes, the effects of body temperature extend beyond the direct effects on the activities of the soul, to the choices and actions the person takes, causing them to be virtuous or vicious.
Climates with comparable rainfall and temperature extend south into parts of Washington and Oregon in the United States (18 ).
In this study the tree-ring time-series data (proxy for temperature) extend back only to the late seventh century.
