Sentence examples for temperatures breaks from inspiring English sources

Natural turf reduces temperatures, breaks down pollutants with soil biology, filters rainwater and sequesters carbon through its biomass.

Soaring temperatures broke records in England.

Global average temperatures broke through the 1C barrier  as the concentration of man-made greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached another new record, the climate scientists said.

Monday's temperatures broke records in Chicago, which set a record for the date at minus 16 Fahrenheit (minus 27 Celsius), and elsewhere.

WHEN late-winter temperatures break 32, the Park Avenue railroad viaduct calls to mind a weeping statue of a saint, teardrops of meltwater dripping from the battered stone along the massive walls, which extend from 98th to 111th Street.

Fluctuating temperatures break plant dormancy more effectively than constant temperatures do (Campbell and Sugano 1975; Hänninen 1990; Murray et al. 1989).

Even though repeat heat waves brought sizzling hot days, overnight temperatures broke far more records: According to the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC), in July there were 6,106 record high minimum temperatures, and "only" 2,722 record high daytime temperatures.

The specimens crystallized at higher temperatures broke before the yield point.

In mid-February lateral buds of 'Titania' at both ambient and elevated temperatures broke fast, whereas buds of 'Narve Viking' broke significantly slower (Fig.  2D).

These breaks are indirectly induced by halite and calcium chloride precipitation (Figure 5) which also correspond to the temperature breaks observed earlier (Figure 4).

The high temperature breaks the chemical bonds of Ce(NO3 3 molecules, and the decomposed Ce, O, and N atoms then reform into CeO2 NPs and NO/O2.