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a temperature of 16 °C (61 °F) and kept at a | humidity of 80 - 90 percent. |
rs, and arrived at a clear correlation with a | humidity exponent as the stress accelerating agent. |
ecipitation in Rio de Janeiro was caused by a | Humidity Convergence Zone, a lesser form of the South |
CAF incidence depends on absorbed | humidity; below certain threshold it does not occur. |
The relative air | humidity ranges from 65 to 75%. |
They all need a high level of relative air | humidity. |
include partial pressure of oxygen, altitude, | humidity, and amount of time required for ignition. |
things as the barometric pressure and ambient | humidity will change slightly the required ablation. |
helps to protect watershed chemistry, ambient | humidity, seasonal temperature fluctuations, and wildl |
survive a short time away from the warmth and | humidity of the human body. |
ical variables for windspeed, temperature and | humidity. |
from network connectivity to temperature and | humidity monitoring. |
nets showed that anomalies in temperature and | humidity had been observed before the earthquake. |
der to store wine at an ideal temperature and | humidity. |
osquitoes thrive in the high temperatures and | humidity of the Bolivian lowlands and it is this regio |
storage in warehouses or non-temperature and | humidity controlled environments, there should not be |
the surrounding air mass Temperature (T) and | humidity (Tw) |
disease problems due to high temperatures and | humidity levels. |
ble for viticulture, due to too much heat and | humidity. |
es, all of which have sufficient moisture and | humidity to support insects and other prey species. |
runners warned before the race that heat and | humidity would be the main handicaps to the competitor |
a 5,000-square-foot (460 m2) temperature and | humidity controlled wine cellar, which houses over 70, |
th early-morning temperatures around 30°C and | humidity high, the IAAF maintained a colour-coded advi |
arts, to deliver close temperature (<1oC) and | humidity (<2%RH) control and a high reliability of the |
maturation of cheese via high temperature and | humidity. |
ance in the 2004 Olympics due to the heat and | humidity in Athens. |
of snowfall due to the warm temperatures and | humidity. |
, being infective, at optimal temperature and | humidity, four weeks after secreted in the faeces to t |
is consumed in order to relieve the heat and | humidity in the body. |
chilling, and do not tolerate summer heat and | humidity well, so Henderson County, with its cooler cl |
Temperature and | humidity can influence the rate of expansion. |
ipment to measure wind speed, temperature and | humidity, and sited in an enclosure with further equip |
he Epic In Miami", was played in the heat and | humidity of Miami, and the Chargers found themselves d |
ounder - measures atmospheric temperature and | humidity, land and sea surface temperatures. |
stems to maintain the desired temperature and | humidity. |
Smoke, temperature, and | humidity also played a huge factor as well. |
annuals and perennials suitable for heat and | humidity. |
ack of the fire upon the atmospheric wind and | humidity are not accounted for. |
mestone because of the effect of the clay and | humidity in the roots; the effects are worse in sandy |
ayers practicing in the high temperatures and | humidity of the Deep South in late summer and early fa |
indicus cattle have in areas of high heat and | humidity. |
uch he now turns to describe how the heat and | humidity of the new home of the aryans began to model |
rolled environments, in which temperature and | humidity are controlled, 0.50 V can be tolerated. |
Heat and | humidity released a distinctive "old familiar musty od |
d, and stayed in tune through temperature and | humidity changes. |
Product quality monitoring: temperature and | humidity monitoring of perishables such as meat, produ |
n caves that maintain stable temperatures and | humidity (close to 100%). |
Pollutants and | humidity were confined to ground level, and the air wa |
ar, important factors such as temperature and | humidity are maintained by a climate control system. |
milk-based) glues couldn't withstand heat and | humidity very well, but were widely used for wooden ai |
be calculated from the transpiration rate and | humidity gradient. |
dense habit of the grass may hold in heat and | humidity, which foster the growth of fungi on the seed |
quality of the cigar, added flavors, age and | humidity, production method (handmade vs. machine-made |
Persons working in extreme heat and/or | humidity for long periods must take care to drink and |
4 litres per square metre, the average annual | humidity is 88 per cent and there are 306 days of mist |
heric water that is present in the hindgut as | humidity. |
Woodlice are decreasingly active as | humidity increases. |
are best for adequate growth; an atmospheric | humidity of 80 to 85% and soil without a high level of |
econdary spread via conidia; high atmospheric | humidity is sufficient. |
into the surface of Mars, raising the average | humidity content of the atmosphere. |
w the painting and described it as damaged by | humidity, the Child having been repainted by Il Sodoma |
ion was restored due to the erosion caused by | humidity. |
od exists because the drug can be affected by | humidity. |
Condensation caused by | Humidity is a limiting factor for the cooling capacity |
On the debate on wine cellar | humidity, Kramer states in Making Sense of Wine, "the |
lt, with 28 degrees C.( 82 F) and 72 per cent | humidity at the start of the race. |
As with all cocaine, | humidity renders the fishscale powder recalcitrant and |
using low-density polyethylene which collects | humidity, wind and surface temperature information and |
as it requires climates of high and constant | humidity. |
via refrigeration), or the ability to control | humidity or CO2 levels. |
ation by keeping eggs warm and in the correct | humidity, and if needed to turn them, to hatch them. |
o, especially in the winter when cloud cover, | humidity, and precipitation are at their highest point |
up a moss pole and spray regularly to create | humidity. |
e and terrain, they are not as able to endure | humidity and heat. |
, lack of ventilation shafts, the exceptional | humidity and lack of breeze, and the very slow speed o |
rated and light soil, otherwise the excessive | humidity, compactness and damping will putrify the roo |
arrales) and wires so as to protect them from | humidity and to maximise their exposure to the sun in |
retreated to the Gulf Coast to flee the heat, | humidity and yellow fever. |
re conditions with a high resistance to heat, | humidity, ticks and other parasites. |
eeding stock that could endure the high heat, | humidity and insects. |
ers Valley as an escape from the summer heat, | humidity, and malaria of the Charleston and Columbia, |
Creeping lilyturf also tolerates heat, | humidity, and drought. |
n part to the Hunter's harsh climate of heat, | humidity and abundant rainfall during the growing and |
hes without odor that are aggravated by heat, | humidity, stress and sunlight. |
amount of de-ionized water to maintain a high | humidity, then heated at 60 degrees Celsius for 28 day |
constant temperature of around 12 °C and high | humidity of around 95%, which are ideal for the aging |
g summer months due to poor air flow and high | humidity in these cars. |
reas with low light, little airflow, and high | humidity, which is commonly provided by southern shade |
roblem, environmental conditions such as high | humidity (greater than 65 %) may accelerate the proces |
ows in warm wet, sandy, peaty areas with high | humidity and low nutrient levels in the soil. |
lly surpass 35 °C (95 °F) accompanied by high | humidity making it feel oppressive during these brief |
The combination of low altitude and high | humidity at the Oval Lingotto in Turin created fairly |
Almost daily rains and high | humidity, caused by clouds moving up from the south tr |
Greater Manchester also has a relatively high | humidity level, which lent itself to the optimised and |
quipped houses saw cold temperatures and high | humidity, that made them nearly unsuitable for dwellin |
rry slug usually prefers acidic soil and high | humidity environments, living on moss and lichen-cover |
However, the Bardoka is sensitive to high | humidity. |
In areas of high | humidity during the summer, such as Yamagata, an eleva |
They inhabit high-elevation forests with high | humidity. |
It likes high | humidity and a draft-free atmosphere. |
as dried up, tend to "explode" when near high | humidity or rainfall. |
ion where it is warm year-round and with high | humidity. |
means that there is a constant level of high | humidity throughout the year. |
a PID may be quenched when measuring in high | humidity environments, or when a compound such as meth |
d be expected by its abundance of water, high | humidity and fog are common. |
They require high | humidity as they come from one of the world's most hum |
It prefers high | humidity and good levels of sunshine and moisture. |
ocess there is greatly speeded up by the high | humidity and steady temperature - resulting in an El D |
As they depend on high | humidity, it is difficult to transport them alive for |
0s to low 90s (29-35 °C), accompanied by high | humidity, though the heat is often relieved by afterno |
The high | humidity of Garrotxa contrasts with the that of the ne |
his plant does best in bright light, and high | humidity. |
ally found nearby water it enjoys a very high | humidity. |
o grows in the warmer rainforests with a high | humidity. |
readily than pyrite under conditions of high | humidity. |
Harsh environments, such as outdoors, high | humidity, and salt environments, fall into this catego |
They grow best in well-drained soil and high | humidity but are hardy down to -3C. |
These beetles prefer extremely high | humidity (100%), and also prefer to attack wood that i |
thus difficult to keep alive in areas of high | humidity. |
They prefer warm places and a relatively high | humidity if possible; they also need a source of food/ |
board is used for rooms expected to have high | humidity. |
Heliamphora plants also require a high | humidity level, which can be achieved in a greenhouse |
om right field, and it was outdoors with high | humidity. |
, but grows well in full sun in areas of high | humidity. |
to atmospheric conditions of moderately high | humidity. |
are occasional frost pocket and area of high | humidity which impacts on the vegetation. |
The mites prefer areas of high | humidity and low temperature, and can be controlled by |
temperature is maintained at 14 °C, with high | humidity. |
G. margaretae requires high | humidity and medium to bright lighting conditions with |
y this scorpion is often happiest with higher | humidity: sand that is deep will be moist, thereby cre |
her regions of Germany, Mannheim has a higher | humidity in summer which causes a higher heat index. |
e pieces produced in Milan, due to the higher | humidity than that in Vienna, were less fragrant and b |
In this instance however | humidity absorbers covering the rods were not removed, |
umid, warm location, and prefer part-shade if | humidity is low or fluctuates often. |
of the awn can unwind during daily changes in | humidity, leading to self-burial of the seeds once the |
roscopic extensions that bend with changes in | humidity, enabling them to disperse over the ground. |
logists and scientists agree that the rise in | humidity from the new lake will speed up the destructi |
They are also more tolerant of changes in | humidity and temperature than are many other species. |
With increased | humidity there is an increase in the percentage time t |
s also will act to cool and condense interior | humidity (where it can be dumped into drains ) and dum |
der flux can enter the board and increase its | humidity intake, with corresponding deterioration of d |
nal system, such as a dehumidifier, can limit | humidity and allow for increased cooling capacity. |
ant and animal life, and the additional local | humidity due to evaporation usually creates a microcli |
Low | humidity can cause stress and death. |
Low | humidity is prevalent throughout the year. |
Plants can adapt to low | humidity conditions, but optimum growth occurs under r |
curs as a secondary mineral, formed under low | humidity at less than 21 °C as an alteration of copper |
C); on December 3, 1983, calm conditions, low | humidity, and clear skies produced a low of 18 °F (-7. |
mounted outdoors which twists upwards in low | humidity and downwards in high-humidity environments. |
It is tolerant of low light, low | humidity, temperature fluctuation and irregular wateri |
illage is a region of extreme hotness and low | humidity. |
It prefers dry summers with low | humidity and well-drained alkaline soils. |
The dry season is characterized by its low | humidity, and some watering holes and rivers drying up |
e the water or by placing the sample in a low | humidity environment before weighing. |
However, a summer with lower | humidity is better suited for this plant. |
It has a thermometer, and measures | humidity and wind speed. |
It flourishes in medium | humidity, at temperatures between 50 and 75°F (10 to 2 |
s, such as data loggers, air velocity meters, | humidity and dew point meters, multifunction instrumen |
The Microwave | Humidity Sounder (MHS) is an instrument launched on NO |
MHS - Microwave | Humidity Sounder |
The Microwave | Humidity Sounder has been designed and developed by As |
er open, vegetated or sandy areas of moderate | humidity. |
s Santa Ana winds to lower temperatures, more | humidity, and more gentle onshore winds. |
a drought and swelling when there is too much | humidity. |
urvives in freezing conditions with almost no | humidity. |
has been carried out to assess the effects of | humidity upon the constructions at Pasargadae, the Min |
higher rates of air pollution, high levels of | humidity and consistent rainfall encourage panel edge |
his dew point tables, for the measurement of | humidity. |
drawback is that they require some amount of | humidity in the air & a certain range of temperature. |
ture 15°, while maintaining the same level of | humidity, delays the process by 150 years. |
temperatures and introduces large amounts of | humidity into the atmosphere. |
The plant needs one fifty percent of | humidity, and heating is not the most suitable for som |
way moisture or retain moisture, depending on | humidity, and thus a garment or item of footwear made |
ng slab and steam humidifiers to keep optimal | humidity and produce the crust. |
le who are resting quietly in extreme heat or | humidity may run the risk of water intoxication if the |
on and resistant to changes in temperature or | humidity, then bound with a protective metal ring." |
peratures above 90 °F (32 °C) with 90 percent | humidity. |
ety to measure the temperature, air pressure, | humidity, and rainfall 3 times daily. |
el which provides life support (air pressure, | humidity, growth media, and temperature control) for o |
Despite its lack of rainfall, | humidity and cloud cover are high. |
a microclimate around the resort, regulating | humidity and temperature of the air, protecting it fro |
es such as pressure, displacement or relative | humidity to an electrical signal for measurement purpo |
sulfide gas greater than 2 ppm, high relative | humidity, and atmospheric oxygen. |
When relative | humidity approaches 100 percent, condensation can occu |
The relative | humidity of an air-water system is dependent not only |
ixture has an extremely low critical relative | humidity and can therefore only be used in liquid fert |
For instance, the critical relative | humidity of ammonium nitrate decreases 22% with a temp |
ompounds, their temperature, and the relative | humidity (if they are exposed to air). |
itrate has an extremely low critical relative | humidity (18% at 30°C) and can therefore only be used |
The critical relative | humidity (CRH) of a salt is defined as the relative hu |
er vapor, even though the cool air's relative | humidity is 100%. |
vation of mammalian cells, where the relative | humidity is typically >95% and a slightly acidic pH is |
a temperature of 65°F (18°C) and 50% relative | humidity will last approximately 50 years before the o |
tent or partial pressure rather than relative | humidity, which corresponds to water vapour contents t |
mospheric pressure, temperature, and relative | humidity taken in the free atmosphere by means of an a |
Therefore a change in relative | humidity can be explained by a change in system temper |
AC systems the key is to control the relative | humidity in a comfortable range - low enough to be com |
s the fire burn faster, while higher relative | humidity, and precipitation (rain or snow) may slow it |
nny or cloudy), air temperature, and relative | humidity at the time of the 2 p.m. fire weather observ |
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