Sentence examples for temperature wobble from inspiring English sources
Most of the time, she said, the kill vehicle's extractor program failed to distinguish between warheads and decoys because their identifying signatures differed wildly depending on variables like spin, attitude, temperature, wobble, deployment angle and time of day and year.
But remember that basil hates growing in temperatures that wobble too much between highs and lows and a cold night will kill it off altogether.
Looking above at recent temperature anomalies, the wobbling jetstream continues to influence US weather, with half the country baking while the other half experiences cooler than average weather; the eastern Pacific warm spot continues to prevent much rain from reaching California, sending it into further drought.
Weather fluctuates — New Yorkers may recall the heat wave that pushed the thermometer above 90 in April — and even at a global level, this is enough to cause substantial year-to-year wobbles in average temperature.
The microchips remained in this environment for 5 minutes at room temperature, under a 1 Hz wobbling agitation of the box (using a gyratory shaker).
He also finds that wobbles in the earth's temperature have followed those in the cosmic-ray flux for the past 60-odd years.All this is highly suggestive, but not conclusive.
Firstly, a large body like the Moon going around the Earth would stabilize the orbit of the Earth e.g. its wobble, to provide equitable climate so that extreme temperatures do not occur on the Earth.
It suggests that changes in the amount and distribution of incoming sunlight, caused by wobbles in the earth's orbit, contributed to a sharp temperature rise in the early Holocene.
Students dance the wobble.
