Sentence examples for the temperature breaks from inspiring English sources

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 temperature broke 80 on 16 days in New York — one more day than in Fairbanks, Alaska.

The last time the temperature broke 90 in New York was in August, as part of a heat wave that claimed at least 31 lives in the city.

The sixth seed won their second-round contest 6-1 6-3 6-2 in one hour and 42 minutes as the temperature broke 30C.

The temperature broke the former record for the date of 118 degrees in 1929, according to the National Weather Service.

Additionally, the total number of amide bonds accessible to solvent at long times can increase, attributed to a temperature dependent fraying or unzipping of local regions of protein, see Scheme 3. A surprising and exciting result was the detection of a family of five peptides that display a break in the temperature dependence of HDX that mirrors the temperature break in catalysis.

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.

Jeanloz said that the high temperature breaks up methane (CH4) into carbon and hydrogen, while high pressure condenses the carbon to diamond.

Here's is the breakdown of how internal temperature breaks down to doneness: 120° F (48.8° C) = Rare.

A sous-vided steak is cooked just to the temperature that breaks down tendons and fat, around 55C (which happily is the temperature at which significant bacteria die, if you cook it for long enough).

At all locations, we find that the simulated relationship between the N 100 anomaly and the temperature anomaly breaks down (the sensitivity of N 100 to temperature reduced to +5.0 ± 1.6 cm−3 K−1) when we remove the interannual variability in simulated meteorology (that is, the simulation uses repeating 1997 meteorological data).