Sentence examples for warming bulb from inspiring English sources

A warming bulb (38±1°C) was placed in each cage to ensure chicks' thermoregulation until they were 10 days old.

After this, when chicks were able to regulate their own temperature, the warming bulbs were switched off and the temperature in the room was kept at 20±1°C.

It's practically an axiom that the kitchen has become the most favored room in the house, but as in those popularity contests we grudgingly endured during high school, the winner never turns out to be the warmest bulb.

The light color is wonderful; you can choose whiter or warmer bulbs.

But new LEDs use just 12% and can produce light of similar quality to warm halogen bulbs.

The water runs a little warmer the bulb is burned out over the mirror in the men's room, and the paint is flaking away from the wall in the cubicle where one of the lesser editors sits alone with his lesser though the passage of memoranda from one man to an other has been clogged by the fact that messengers now are not very good at names, and lately the telephone service has been only approximate.

The success of a MAP system would be dependent on the tolerance of lily bulbs to the elevated CO2 levels that would occur within the MAP; therefore, the effects of warm (22 °C) bulb storage with elevated CO2 atmospheres (4%, 8%, or 16%) in combination with 1% O2 or air on growth and development of three cultivars of Asiatic hybrid lily bulbs have been investigated.

Clearly with global warming wet-bulb temperatures are increasing.

Get a stable desk lamp with a warm, bright bulb.

Try holding the prey against a warm light bulb for a few moments before offering it.

Other method of warming the baby is by using bulb lamp.