Sentence examples for temperatures prompts from inspiring English sources

The shift to higher temperatures prompts Mars' southern ice cap, which is made up entirely of frozen carbon dioxide, to start to evaporate and increase the mass of the atmosphere.

Those temperatures prompted Mitt Romney, president of the organizing committee, to recommend spectators wear not one, but two pairs of long johns.

Heavy snow and low temperatures prompted an amended route for Friday's stage 19, but even the lower-altitude passes on the new route were made impassable overnight.

A 2006 survey of six South Korean cities, for instance, indicated that a rise of just 1°C over normal summer peak temperatures prompted a rise of between 6.7% and 16.3% in mortality from all causes.

On the other hand, calcination at various temperatures prompted decomposition of all solids to form NiO, with exception to NiAl-R 2, which upon calcinations at 800 °C was decomposed to form NiO and a second phase spinel containing NiAl2O4.

Heat generally prompts lettuce to bolt, with most varieties growing poorly above 75 F; cool temperatures prompt better performance, with 60-65 F being preferred and as low as 45 F being tolerated.

The onset of freezing temperatures has prompted widespread frost and ice - forcing motorists to face another hazardous commute through treacherous conditions.

A large mass of hot air moving across NSW on Friday was responsible for driving temperatures up, prompting the rural fire service to raise the fire danger to severe for the Southern Ranges, Illawarra, Greater Sydney and Hunter regions at lunchtime on Friday.

The unusually high temperatures have prompted hedgehogs to come out of hibernation, butterflies to emerge and migrating birds such as swallows and house martins to arrive more than a month early.

Southern Africa's summer months of June and July are when North Africa has its hottest temperatures, so prompting a near-impossibility that leagues - which tend to be played across winter - will synchronise.

While turning towards the north on August 6, the cyclone entered an area increasingly unfavorable wind shear and cooler sea surface temperatures, subsequently prompting the NHC to downgrade Colin to a tropical depression by 0000 UTC on August 8.