Sentence examples for temperature far from inspiring English sources

On April 14 1934, with the temperature far below zero, Byrd enjoyed a magical sunset, the ice like platinum, Venus an "unblinking diamond" in the sky.

Implicit in ExxonMobil's or Chevron's long-term business model — and share price — is a rise in global temperature far beyond any average our current civilization could withstand.

While charging a phone, the case felt not much warmer than room temperature – far cooler than the average laptop battery while in use.

And how else would a fish appear within a mostly coldblooded phylum that can use its metabolic heat to raise its body temperature far above that of the surrounding water, allowing it to traverse the frigid seas of the subarctic?

In weighing the new results on cosmic rays and the atmosphere, I find a lot of merit in Hank Campbell's conclusion at Science 2.0: [I]t isn't evidence that the Sun's magnetic field is controlling cosmic rays and therefore our temperature far more than mankind and pollution are doing.

And for high temperature heating, the air outlet temperature far exceeds the target temperature.

No one kept the microphone for long: we were on a treeless slope in temperatures far below freezing.

There are other such "heat islands," researchers say, which have temperatures far warmer than the surrounding landscape.

In the Arctic, where most glaciers have temperatures far below the freezing point, the snow changes into ice slowly.

The thing people should know about the sea is that surface temperatures can fluctuate all over the place, but we're not measuring the temperatures far down below.

They found that cities tend to have temperatures far warmer than the surrounding landscape, in many cases up to 10 degrees warmer.