Sentence examples for the range of temperatures from inspiring English sources

This composite image is an intergalactic "weather map," showing the range of temperatures across a group of galaxies.

Page's model adequately describes the drying behavior for the range of temperatures measured.

Although there have been waves of bitterly cold weather, overall temperatures have risen nearly 2C in the summer since 1965, while the range of temperatures over 24 hours has increased to nearly 27C, compared with 18C in 1980.

In the range of temperatures −20 to 160 °C, drawbacks found in Si BJTs are attenuated or eliminated with the use of SiC BJTs.

The water retention curves of bentonite compacted at different dry densities were determined under isochoric conditions and in the range of temperatures from 20 °C to 120 °C.

So one point I want to make here is the climate models do a pretty good job of getting the range of temperatures we've seen in New York over this period of time.

Investigation of the particle motion and mixing behaviour in the simulated systems indicated that they are decoupled from the bed thermal behaviour under the range of temperatures studied.

From fuel load measures, the range of temperatures to be attained in case of a fire were estimated for the topsoil.

Molecule 1c can only form the 1 1 inclusion complex in the range of temperatures studied, even though it possesses a longer spacer than 1a and 1b.

Experimental results are in good agreement with predictions from a Poisson process model over the range of temperatures, supersaturations and drop sizes tested.

In such reservoirs, the range of temperatures encountered is usually such that the solid storage medium will exhibit significant changes in specific heat capacity.