Sentence examples for temperature upward from inspiring English sources
Within a few months, other scientists created variations that pushed the superconducting temperature upward to 138 degrees above absolute zero.
On Tuesday, the Bureau of Meteorology predicted that the temperature for Saturday the seventh would be thirty-seven degrees Celsius — ninety-eight degrees Fahrenheit — but Yeo told a fire chief that a temperature upward of a hundred and thirteen degrees Fahrenheit was more likely.
In other words, unless the air is well ventilated through the lower back slit, the chimney effect will bring the high temperature upward and will increase the microclimate temperature.
Meanwhile, climate change is shifting the distribution of daily temperature upward, and may be increasing episodes of unseasonal temperature [ 1].
But the substrate material had to be heat-resistant; circuits are baked at temperatures upward of two thousand degrees Fahrenheit.
Unlike carbon dioxide, they do not remain in the atmosphere for a long time, but, while they are there, they drive temperatures upward.
Ms. McCarthy has served two Republican governors (Mitt Romney was one) but is considered suspect by the right wing because she wants to control carbon pollution, which is driving global temperatures upward.
The warming trend so many Angelenos have been waiting for is expected to gain strength over the weekend as high pressure builds, pushing temperatures upward, according to the National Weather Service.
For up to 12 hours every day, many will battle stifling humidity, dusty environments, temperatures upward of 40 °C and in some places torrential downpours at the end of the rainy season.
Interestingly, the emission of helium, which was the original clue that the temperature increased upward, is not patchy but uniform.
As the sound's temperature inched upward this summer, Dominion Power received permission from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to measure it at three locations instead of one and to calculate the average in the hope that it would be lower.
