Sentence examples for with a rise in temperature from inspiring English sources

"Meanwhile cooling aids allow me to cope with a rise in temperature without succumbing to severe fatigue".

This increase cannot be caused by the increase in the frequency of collisions between colliding molecules, since the frequency does not increase sufficiently with a rise in temperature.

The conduction current increases with a rise in temperature and shows an obvious transition from electronic charge transport below Tg to ionic charge transport above Tg.

Hence it is concluded that the redox process at all the observed temperatures is very fast and that the rate increases with a rise in temperature.

The result showed that the MVRs of the composites increased nonlinearly with a rise in temperature and an increase of load, but decreased linearly with increasing the filler weight fraction.

The value of resistivity depends also on the temperature of the material; tabulations of resistivities usually list values at 20° C. Resistivity of metallic conductors generally increases with a rise in temperature; but resistivity of semiconductors, such as carbon and silicon, generally decreases with temperature rise.

The Met Office warned that the weather is set to change from the current crisp winter days, with a rise in temperatures and more unsettled, windy weather.

The Australian champions' arrival last weekend coincided with a rise in temperatures that removes any lingering doubt over Friday's game and will be a relief to the Rugby Football League after ignoring the claims of Elland Road's undersoil heating.

When the vessel was brought back into use, on the same duty as before, the fresh reactants reacted with the residue, causing a rise in temperature and the emission of gas into the working area.

We confused the absolute with the incremental in reporting that a rise in temperature of 2.7C corresponds to an increase of 36.9F.

"The warming caused by huge consumption on the part of some rich countries has repercussions on the poorest areas of the world, especially Africa, where a rise in temperature, together with drought, has proved devastating for farming," he wrote.