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| In the summer the | temperature ranges from 20-30 degrees Celsius, and in t |
| tance in this context is its sensitivity to | temperature ranges that largely correspond to those of |
| The | temperature ranges are similar to those of Kadina and t |
| Temperature ranges from 20.6 °C (69.1 °F) to 34.5 °C (9 | |
| Maximum | temperature ranges from 5-10 °C (41-50 °F) in the winte |
| unities farthest from the coast have larger | temperature ranges, both during a single day and throug |
| m a maritime climate, with limited seasonal | temperature ranges, and generally moderate rainfall thr |
| h and low speed, high and low load, various | temperature ranges, U.S. Food and Drug Administration ( |
| Physically, it is a powdery solid at normal | temperature ranges, with density 1.6g/cc. |
| The thickness varies with internal | temperature, ranging from a bare minimum of two to thre |
| Each vent has a characteristic | temperature ranging from 25 °C (77 °F) to 100 °C (212 ° |
| g Fantails in an aquarium requires an ideal | temperature ranging between 55 to 70°F (13 to 21°C). |
| they are often rated at a maximum operating | temperature rate of typically 55 °C, compared to 85 °C- |
| ting process plates workpieces at a similar | temperature, rate and hardness, as compared to hexavale |
| w mobile phone batteries to be made at room | temperature, rather than in expensive, heated dry rooms |
| For example, with an absolute | temperature ratio of 2, the portion of the equation rep |
| With a | temperature ratio of 3, the temperature term is 1/2. |
| In Ottawa, the | temperature reached 36.3 °C (97.5 °F), but with close t |
| The maximum | temperature reached in Santander was 37.4 °C on August |
| On 10 August 2003 the | temperature reached 38.5 °C (101.3 °F) here, a record f |
| The | temperature reached 34oC in April when the average high |
| 77 °F), which is much higher than the water | temperature reaches during the mating season in the Net |
| If the | temperature reaches anywhere from 35-50 °F (2-10 °C) th |
| One can estimate that 2000 BD19's surface | temperature reaches ~920 K at perihelion, enough to mel |
| nights when the weather is colder, and air | temperature reaches -6°C or lower. |
| the climate of Khan Yunis is semi-arid with | temperature reaching high to 30 degree C in summer and |
| urnt Victoria, Australia and reports of the | temperature reaching 117°F (or 47°C) in the capital of |
| e thermoelectric generator (RTG), very high | temperature reactor (VHTR), and liquid metal cooled rea |
| here it automatically collects up to 20,000 | temperature readings per day. |
| eaction with aluminium chloride at elevated | temperature rearranges to adamantane. |
| on S and X-band feeds from COBHAM with room | temperature receivers, the receiver systems cover 2.2 t |
| In mammals, | temperature receptors innervate various tissues includi |
| three turbinates are innervated by pain and | temperature receptors, via the trigeminal nerve (or, th |
| rt of the Hockey stick controversy with his | temperature reconstructions, that have been cited as be |
| °C), Low 62 °F (17 °C) (Broke July 30 high | temperature record set in 1965) |
| Roy Spencer, has maintained an atmospheric | temperature record derived from satellite microwave sou |
| The average | temperature record is 60 years long with ~1650 records |
| he pointed out that the worldwide borehole | temperature record indicated present day temperatures w |
| to the work of Gordon Manley in creating a | temperature record that would be comparable to Oxford's |
| land effect has not affected the historical | temperature record. |
| The highest | temperature recorded at Hillston was 46.0 °C (114.8 °F) |
| The highest | temperature recorded in Wilcannia is 48.2 degrees C in |
| On July 13, 1936, the highest | temperature recorded in Michigan was in Mio which reach |
| The coldest air | temperature recorded at Dome A since January 2005 thus |
| Average | temperature recorded in the east and the capital city i |
| The lowest | temperature recorded in the city is -9 °F (-22 °C), rea |
| The lowest | temperature recorded is 13.9 °C (57.0 °F) and highest 4 |
| The coldest | temperature recorded in Charlotte was −6 °F (−21 °C) wh |
| The lowest | temperature recorded that day in the United States was |
| The warmest | temperature recorded was 33 °C (91.40 °F) on June 23, 1 |
| The coldest | temperature recorded was −50 °C (−58.00 °F) on January |
| The highest | temperature recorded this heatwave was on the 7th of Au |
| The lowest | temperature recorded was −23.3 °C (−9.9 °F) during Janu |
| This was the lowest daily maximum | temperature recorded on the island of Ireland since rec |
| ieved to have been played under the highest | temperature recorded in English football - 90 degrees F |
| two days later, on February 8, the minimum | temperature recorded was 7.8 °C, which was the lowest t |
| On December 21st 2010 the maximum | temperature recorded in Ballyhaise was -9C and the mini |
| veloped methods for reconstructing geologic | temperature records using stable isotope geochemistry. |
| he Met Office would also publish online the | temperature records for over 1,000 worldwide weather st |
| Quebec and western Greenland set many high | temperature records. |
| Further key parameters include | temperature, redox potential, and electrical conductivi |
| ional seeing conditions, as well as the low | temperature reducing background for infra-red observati |
| which allows the extraction of aromas, low | temperature reduction of juices and the production of f |
| Hence, for high | temperature reduction of chromic oxide, carbon cannot b |
| Plotted on independent axes (voltage, | temperature, refresh rates), the range of working value |
| ation that maintains a stable internal body | temperature regardless of external influence. |
| can be used as indicators of net changes in | temperature regime. |
| In Australia, where many rivers have warmer | temperature regimes, native fish species have been elim |
| er, resulting in fairly stable salinity and | temperature regimes. |
| eyond the photosphere lies a nebulous, high | temperature region known as the corona. |
| This contribution is most important in the | temperature region where phonon-electron scattering is |
| ding edenite in the field can indicate high | temperature regional metamorphism of the surrounding ro |
| It occurs in high | temperature regional metamorphic rocks and in the skarn |
| noran Desert, the lowest elevation, highest | temperature regions. |
| ent heating systems, refrigeration methods, | temperature regulating devices, and vacuum pumps. |
| yssal environment due to advantages in body | temperature regulation and a diminished need for consta |
| areas of aerospace medicine and physiology, | temperature regulation, exercise physiology, and clinic |
| may have been used for display and/or body | temperature regulation. |
| eating device which uses boiling oil as the | temperature regulator. |
| turned information showed that the internal | temperature remained at about 43 °C over most of the pe |
| It is restricted to areas where the water | temperature remains above 20 °C (68 °F) throughout the |
| rs during the summer months, when the creek | temperature remains in the 40s Fahrenheit. |
| As long as the surrounding | temperature remains below approximately 40 degrees Cels |
| The maximum | temperature reported is 32.4 °C (90.3 °F) in May and th |
| The | temperature required to forge weld is typically 50 to 9 |
| over the 26°C (78.8°F) isotherm-the lowest | temperature required for a tropical cyclone to develop- |
| h and the short shelf-life of fruit than by | temperature requirements. |
| erent origins, conversion from one absolute | temperature requires accounting for that. |
| He worked in the Low | Temperature Research Station in Cambridge where his mai |
| az is the optimal material for the combined | temperature resistance of PTFE and the flexibility of E |
| er materials in applications requiring high | temperature resistance while retaining the ability to r |
| its main features - high impact resistance, | temperature resistance, optical properties-are required |
| ribes the manufacturing process, where high | temperature resistant wires are pulled through molten s |
| It is both rigid and | temperature resistant, and has applications in everythi |
| It is low protein binding, flexible and | temperature resistant. |
| angular resolution was 5.5 degrees, with a | temperature resolution of 0.6 mK. |
| here ne and Te are the electron density and | temperature respectively. |
| at Padua where he performed experiments in | temperature, respiration and weight. |
| Scurvy, smallpox and the cold | temperature result in the death of twenty people out of |
| the discharge of a cold water at a constant | temperature, resulting in an ideal habitat for rainbow |
| joined not exceeding the solder's liquidus | temperature, resulting in a "cold solder" joint. |
| an excess of reagent or too high a reaction | temperature results in some double methylation of the a |
| The | temperature returned by the vanishing filament pyromete |
| t passage the tanks will warm up to ambient | temperature returning the vessel to a gassed up and war |
| When | temperature returns to an acceptable level, the hydroge |
| During the pre-monsoon period, the | temperature reverses its trend. |
| Effects of hypothalamic lesions on the body | temperature rhythm of the golden hamster. |
| o be correct and that the data would show a | temperature rise over the past 150 years. |
| bient conditions capable of absorbing rapid | temperature rise and intense bombardment shock) in the |
| ce around the void causes further localized | temperature rise, which in turn accelerates the formati |
| Over about thirty years, the background | temperature rises by ten or fifteen degrees. |
| f the magnetic field is then increased, the | temperature rises and the magnetic salt has to be coole |
| nger duration of combustion which means the | temperature rises more slowly, allowing more heat to be |
| l with water and freeze again, but when the | temperature rises later, the ice expands and forces its |
| In summer (March - June) the | temperature rises to the extends of 50 degree cl. which |
| nt in May and June but leaves it as the air | temperature rises (springtails of this type are especia |
| ration in acidic conditions if the reaction | temperature rises above -30°C, and since Kidston did no |
| elf of Weddell Sea is imperiled, and if the | temperature rises by 3 °C, the ice shelves of Antarctic |
| The | temperature rises till 48 degrees Celsius in Summer whi |
| bon substances and mica; as the metamorphic | temperature rises, minerals such as andalusite or chias |
| For the case of strong | temperature rises, the feed of air can simply be broken |
| ctly cause the compressor to turn on as the | temperature rises, will have absolutely no effect on an |
| self as the beer level drops and the bottle | temperature rises. |
| d to decrease the reactor's reactivity when | temperature rises; but the reactor would run the risk o |
| and squeezes the water out as its internal | temperature rises; the relative quantity of water masks |
| TREF: performs the TREF technique ( | Temperature Rising Elution Fractionation) for the chara |
| -conditioning, and people were dancing, the | temperature rose until it became hard to breathe. |
| The | temperature rose to 30 degrees C.( 86 F.) towards the e |
| These measurements indicated that the | temperature rose from around 800 K (500 °C / 1000 °F) t |
| The | temperature, rotation, mass, and abundance of elements |
| Increasing water | temperature, salinity and bacterial levels led to massi |
| at this phase, which is dependent on water | temperature, salinity and food supply. |
| Instrumented ferries for near surface | temperature, salinity, turbidity, chlorophyll and later |
| surface atmospheric conditions; sea surface | temperature, salinity, fluorescence; bottom depth; diss |
| Properties include | temperature, salinity, chemical - isotopic ratios, and |
| The WOA fields include ocean | temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, apparent oxyge |
| nges in the environment, such as changes in | temperature, salinity, and the abundance of food. |
| Common examples include potential | temperature, salinity, and concentration of CFCs, triti |
| Temperature, salt concentration and the ratio of enzyme | |
| rs Celsius was an astronomer who invented a | temperature scale where 0 represented the boiling point |
| The | temperature scale typically covers about 5 °C and it is |
| n 1741, and in 1742 he proposed the Celsius | temperature scale which takes his name. |
| was set as the zero point in the Fahrenheit | temperature scale, as it was the coldest temperature th |
| The Ocean Color and | Temperature Scanner (OCTS) is a whisk broom radiometer |
| Because of its | temperature, scientists believe that the star is approx |
| ters from these measurements, including air | temperature, sea surface temperature, salinity, soil mo |
| On the other hand, the exact thawing | temperature seems to have only minor effect on sperm vi |
| > Dual Channel manometer and | temperature sensing |
| The Shuttle Lee-side | Temperature Sensing (SILTS) infrared camera package mad |
| There are many varieties of infrared | temperature sensing devices available today, including |
| s products such as NTC/PTC Thermistors (for | temperature sensing), Pressure Sensors, Humidity Sensor |
| high for semiconductor sensors (distributed | temperature sensing). |
| water sewers using fiber-optic distributed | temperature sensing. |
| fiber optic cables are used for distributed | temperature sensing. |
| A | temperature sensitive fusible link may be employed to h |
| e regulator of programmed cell death in the | temperature sensitive tsBN7 cell line. |
| of distillation (a separation process) for | temperature sensitive materials like natural aromatic c |
| Part of their marketing strategy is to use | temperature sensitive paper on their bottle label. |
| A | temperature sensitive degron takes advantage of the N-e |
| to be a very reliable method of processing | temperature sensitive samples in the laboratory. |
| of milling is especially useful in milling | temperature sensitive samples, as samples are milled at |
| The species is incredibly | temperature sensitive. |
| The ATA-206 should match the brightness | temperature sensitivity of Arecibo and the GBT. |
| The | temperature sensitivity of TRPA1 is highly disputed, wi |
| For surveys to a specified brightness | temperature sensitivity, the ATA-98 will exceed the sur |
| A differential | temperature sensor with a motorized valve can control t |
| Temperature sensor | |
| Acquisitions include leading | temperature sensor manufacturers Thermometrics, pressur |
| f the engine is naturally aspirated, an air | temperature sensor is located in the air flow meter to |
| e is turbocharged, an additional charge air | temperature sensor is used to monitor the temperature o |
| eceiver, a mixer, an oscillator, a clock, a | temperature sensor, a compass, a pitch and roll sensor, |
| The Meteorology Instrument System had a | temperature sensor, a pressure sensor, a relative humid |
| It is used for making low cost resistance | temperature sensors. |
| amplifiers and comparators, Hall-effect and | temperature sensors; power management devices, includin |
| Low | Temperature Separation (LTS) type process plants and su |
| The technology can be applied where a low | temperature separator is undersized, or when a lower pr |
| ew steels for applications not only in high | temperature service, as originally envisaged, but also |
| yretic, acting on the brain to decrease the | temperature set point. |
| Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) | temperature set. |
| reatment for sulfur water is turning up the | temperature setting on the water heater to over 140°F a |
| switches and customized systems for strain, | temperature, shape and position sensing. |
| lley microclimate, characterized by extreme | temperature shifts throughout the course of each day, p |
| Seasonal | temperature shifts are balanced by a seasonal thermal s |
| s is laser cooled, which reduces black body | temperature shifts. |
| Temperature shock test: The Poughkeepsie Lab had a numb | |
| The | temperature should be between 25 and 28°C. |
| The | temperature should be about 25-28°C (locally around 30° |
| The | temperature should be between 26 and 28 °C (79 and 82 ° |
| The | temperature should be in the low to mid 20s (°C). |
| The | temperature should be about 28°C (locally around 30°C) |
| The daytime | temperature should be between around 29°C while at nigh |
| The surface | temperature should not be equal or below the dew point |
| When using an incubator the | temperature should be 99.5 °F at 86% humidity for days |
| In operation, the SIS must be cooled to a | temperature significantly lower than the superconductin |
| t always ectothermic, generally have a body | temperature similar to that of endotherms. |
| Ambient | temperature simply means "the temperature of the surrou |
| iminate the kelvin as it can be argued that | temperature simply expresses the energy per particle pe |
| until their body is warmed to a normal body | temperature, since extreme hypothermia can suppress hea |
| ermined by environmental factors, including | temperature, since a series of mild winters in Scandina |
| The record of | temperature since the existence of the INRA' station is |
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