Sentence examples for temperature jumped from inspiring English sources

For instance, 11,500-year-old ice cores taken from Greenland show that annual precipitation doubled in three years and that the annual mean temperature jumped 14 degrees in just 10 years.

About 55 million years ago, the planet's temperature jumped by as much as 5˚C and remained that way for about 170,000 years.

In a buffer solution of pH 7.4, when the environmental temperature jumped from 25 °C to 60 °C, the grafted comb-type hydrogels shrank slower than the normal-type hydrogels, while at pH 2.0, the gels shrank faster than the normal-type gels in the beginning, which was followed by a slower shrinking.

When an experimenter (of either gender) touched a participant, the participant's average skin temperature jumped about a tenth of a degree Celsius.

The estimated number of runners who were transported to hospitals from the course Sunday, when the temperatures jumped into the upper 80s, varied from 49 to 184.

They were traveling the following week when Minneapolis temperatures jumped as high as 102, but the team didn't escape the heat.

The world has dutifully followed Hansen's "scenario B" – we are "smack on it" it, Hansen said last week – with global temperatures jumping by around 1C (1.8F) over the past century.

Inside the room, the temperature jumps noticeably.

The size of the temperature jump is astonishing.

Provided that the rise time of the temperature pulse is much shorter and the thermal re-equilibration time much longer than the response time of the chemical reaction being studied, the temperature jump can be approximated as a step perturbation.

The insets show the temperature jump extracted from the temperature profiles versus the heat current.