Sentence examples for wider temperature from inspiring English sources

Another variety, chardonnay, enjoys a wider temperature range, of 14 to 18 degrees Celsius (58 to 64 Fahrenheit), which has earned it a reputation as relatively flexible and forgiving.

Compounding the consequences of that shift is that the biggest changes on the mountain in general are happening not in upper reaches, where the risks and challenges are often greatest from altitude and fatigue, but lower down, where wider temperature swings are creating new stresses on glacial ice and rock.

Cascade systems allow wider temperature ranges to be obtained.

They are the cold-tolerant organisms and display a wider temperature range of metabolic activity than bacteria [49].

This design allows the continuous mapping of MLI performance over a much wider temperature range with independently controlled boundary conditions.

The wider temperature range for grain growth offers longer time to the less mobile Σ boundaries to enlarge their areas.

In order to efficiently use a wider temperature domain, different applications demanding successively lower temperatures are ideally implemented in a cascade (International Energy Agency 2011; Líndal 1973).

L Tv showed significant activity in a wider temperature range than L Sc, especially at lower temperatures (from 10 to 40°C).

The large continent would have experienced wide temperature variations due to summer heating and winter cooling.

They are simple, inexpensive, long-lasting, and able to measure a wide temperature span.

It has high electrical resistance, which remains almost constant over a wide temperature range.