Sentence examples for warmth temperatures from inspiring English sources

Lacking that warmth, temperatures in the northern latitudes plunged.

Some reports claim the men are skinning the dead animal to use its coat for warmth as temperatures drop.

After they develop, flowers will tolerate a bit more warmth, but temperatures over 70 make them dry up and drop off.

Lavoisier incorporated Black's conception of latent heat into his caloric theory of heat, understanding latent heat transferred to a body without raising its temperature as caloric fluid bound in chemical combination with that body and not contributing to the body's degree of warmth or temperature.

But as we dug into our puffy sleeping bags, wearing heavy gloves and skull caps to preserve body warmth, the temperature outside sank to -40 degrees.

Simply stated, white balance has to do with the tint or "warmth" or temperature of the light in the photo.

Despite the numbing temperatures, warmth and camaraderie prevailed.

Be it any season of the year, even winter, a rattlesnake can venture out in search of the warmth — suitable air temperature for rattlesnakes is around 70° and 90°F (21° to 32°C).

After the warmth of 2014, surface temperatures may now accelerate again.

At the Equator, the sun creates what's called a Hadley cell; the weather equalizes temperatures, rushing warmth to the polar regions.

And yet, while the other runners were hunched forward in the breeze, searching for warmth from wind-chill temperatures dipping into the 30's, a determined Mouaziz finished the race with a soldier's posture in 2 hours 10 minutes 9 seconds.