Sentence examples for temperature the temperature from inspiring English sources

While genetically diverse and uniform hives reached the optimum temperature, the temperature of the diverse hive varied one-third as much as that of the uniform hive.

The highest transition temperature (the temperature below which a material loses all electrical resistance) attainable at that time was about 23 K (−250° C [−418° F]).

As a result, silicones are remarkably stable, and they have the lowest glass-transition temperature (the temperature below which the molecules are locked in a rigid, glassy state) and the highest permeability to gases of any polymer.

Butyl rubber also shows an unusually low rate of molecular motion well above the glass transition temperature (the temperature above which the molecules are no longer frozen in a rigid, glassy state).

Also, they soften and flow as the glass-transition temperature (the temperature below which the molecules are locked in a rigid, glassy state) of polystyrene (about 100 °C [212 °F]) is approached, and they are completely dissolved (and not merely softened) by suitable liquids.

Isentropic chart, meteorological map that shows the moisture distribution and flow of air along a surface of constant entropy, which is also a surface of constant potential temperature (the temperature a parcel of dry air would have if brought from its initial state to a standard pressure [1,000 millibars] without exchange of heat with its environment).

Below these peaks in temperature the temperatures decrease.

Additionally, while climate models simulate surface air temperatures (the temperature of the air a few meters above the Earth's surface), over the oceans, climate scientists measure sea surface temperatures.

At high temperatures the temperature dependence of the radiative lifetime and the trapping lifetimes will have weak temperature dependences.

For higher temperatures, the temperature dependence deviates from linearity and fractons cannot be considered as the dominant mechanism.

At moderate to high temperatures, the temperature-concentration dependence relation is nonlinear and the Soret effect is significant.