Sentence examples for yearly temperature range from inspiring English sources

The territory west of the Andes Mountains is one of the world's most inhospitable: cool, rainy maritime conditions prevail throughout the year, and the yearly temperature range approximates 36 to 55 °F (2 to 13 °C).

The moderating effect of Lake Superior keeps the surrounding area relatively cooler in the summer and relatively warmer in the winter, giving that region a smaller yearly temperature range.

Moreover, in a study of the age structure of B. lanceolatum in the North Sea off Helgoland (0 to 17°C yearly temperature range) and in the warmer water at the Racou (10 to 24°C yearly temperature range), Courtney reported initial growth rates of 10 and 20 mm/yr, respectively, with faster growth during the warmest months of the year [36].

PC3 was mainly correlated with isothermality, i.e. temperature evenness across the year (diurnal range over yearly temperature range) [Additional file 1].> -wrap-foot> List of the natural populations of B. distachyon included in this study.

The average yearly temperature ranges from 82 to 88 degrees, although in the central highlands the average temperature is 61.

Fig. 8 Different generic building types (MB moisture buffering capacity) Fig. 9 Change in yearly average of indoor air temperature range (2 m); generic building 1 from the recent past to the near future (left side) and from the recent past for the far future (right side).

The climate is continental, with average yearly precipitation between 550 and 780 mm and a mean temperature range of −20 °C in winter to 32 °C in summer (Rooney et al. 2004).

The average yearly temperature is 53 °F (11 °C) in Paris.

The mean yearly temperature in Aquitaine is about five degrees higher than that in Dublin.

Each agency handles the global temperature data slightly differently and uses a different period of comparison, leading to slight differences in the monthly and yearly temperature numbers.

"They want to have a certain temperature range.