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s a dry Mediterranean climate with seasonal | temperatures a few degrees above Adelaide's temperatures |
s a dry Mediterranean climate with seasonal | temperatures a few degrees above Adelaide's temperatures |
ll diameter flow lines operating at ambient | temperatures, a soft mastic-based adhesive may be chosen |
s weak gravity, which means that at ambient | temperatures a water molecule can migrate from one hemis |
spensions, etc.) towards the areas of lower | temperatures, a particular case of thermophoresis. |
or the reported study, but report at higher | temperatures a time of less than 30 minutes results in s |
Increases in ocean | temperatures, a projected indicator of climate change, m |
exists in two different amorphous forms at | temperatures about 200 K. |
ride, in an oxygen-containing atmosphere at | temperatures above 450 °C, to form fluorinated aromatic |
Heating the irradiated diamonds to | temperatures above 600 °C results in brown color associa |
It is tetragonal at | temperatures above 740 °C, orthorhombic from 330 to 740 |
of a concrete structure that is exposed to | temperatures above approximately 300 °C (dependent of wa |
The fungus neither grows nor develops at | temperatures above 32°C and is not thought to be pathoge |
reas uranium trioxide (UO3) loses oxygen at | temperatures above 500°C and is reduced to U3O8. |
lly not in routine use and are employed for | temperatures above 220 °C. |
-rich foods are fried, baked, or roasted at | temperatures above 120 °C. |
dation of W2B, WB and WB2 is significant at | temperatures above 600 °C. |
At | temperatures above 360 K, NaHS adopts the NaCl structure |
distinct phases at room temperature and at | temperatures above 160 °C. |
be used as a substitute for applications in | temperatures above 350 °F (177 °C). |
foods on such diets have not been heated at | temperatures above 104 °F (40 °C). |
s go down for each day a crop is exposed to | temperatures above a certain threshold. |
Hot surges contain gas and steam at | temperatures above 100 °C (212 °F) and are ejected from |
for very high | temperatures above 10 MK, the bremstrahlung (free-free e |
, shock, or friction, and it may explode at | temperatures above 140 °F (60 °C). |
of vanadocene are dynamically disordered at | temperatures above 170 K and are only fully ordered at 1 |
between 60 and 65°C and it is denatured at | temperatures above 70°C. |
y exists in the orthorhombic β phase but at | temperatures above 130 °C transforms into the cubic α-Ag |
There were 10 days of | temperatures above 90 °F (32 °C) with 90 percent humidit |
solution exists between the two minerals at | temperatures above about 950°C. |
At | temperatures above 140°C Bronopol will decompose exother |
up powers, the fact that Moscow had endured | temperatures above 30°C for a number of days. |
tremely reactive and polymerises readily at | temperatures above −120 °C. |
ntan tends to exhibit a continuous drift at | temperatures above 65 °C (150 °F); and this characterist |
It loses fluorine in molten stage at | temperatures above 950 °C. |
at surround Portland act to keep night-time | temperatures above freezing, making winter frost rare: o |
At | temperatures above ~900 °C, gallium phosphide dissociate |
In the summer, | temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius have been recorded |
light and salt water, can lose strength at | temperatures above 101 °F (38 °C) (some types are much-m |
r, Alaska Current water is characterized by | temperatures above 39°F (4°C) and surface salinities bel |
itions, but shifts to silicate formation at | temperatures above 300 °C. |
owly in artificial media and cannot grow at | temperatures above 24°C. |
c Ocean, with long growing seasons (average | temperatures above 50 °F (10 °C) year-round), warm winte |
Growth begins at | temperatures above 15 °C (59 °F) with optimum growth bet |
High winds and cold | temperatures accompanied the storm, leading to blizzard |
Typical pressures and | temperatures achievable with BARS are 10 GPa and 2500°C. |
An image of global sea surface | temperatures acquired from the NOAA/ AVHRR satellite |
cold air swept down from Canada and plunged | temperatures across much of the United States far below |
Average | temperatures across the continent, as well, were highest |
d conventional radiators require high water | temperatures, affecting the choice of heat pump technolo |
divergence" between the sunspots and global | temperatures after 1986, which shows that the present wa |
hese are gratings that are reborn at higher | temperatures after erasure of gratings, usually Type I g |
once the test assembly has reached ambient | temperatures again. |
s 26.6C (80F), with more or less consistent | temperatures all year round. |
tment, if the infestation of varroa and the | temperatures allow. |
e less ornate, but better control of firing | temperatures allowed different colours of clay. |
oastal-mediterranian climate, with smoothed | temperatures almost over the whole year. |
In response to the surface high and warmer | temperatures aloft due to convection, a mid-level mesohi |
Keeping down the cargo | temperatures also minimizes hydrocarbon emissions. |
d does not suffer unduly from Puglia's high | temperatures, although hot winds may cause problems. |
The different weather patterns, | temperatures, altitudes and soil ultimately result in di |
the risk of icing or explosion due to high | temperatures, among other properties. |
on that they melt or decompose at very high | temperatures and that they are insoluble in any solvent. |
Below are the average maximum and minimum | temperatures, and average rainfall recorded between 1971 |
, potentially allowing for higher operating | temperatures and reducing macroscopic restructuring of t |
of sulfuric acid involves proper control of | temperatures and flow rates of the gases as both the con |
lone, and the material may deform at higher | temperatures, and must be low in order to prevent format |
Because of cold | temperatures and a wet spring, cement for the oval could |
The rising | temperatures, and increased oceanic surface area - due t |
German forces would attack in the sub zero | temperatures and near blizzard conditions. |
research on the properties of steam at high | temperatures, and during the first World War used x-ray |
xceed about 25 degrees Celsius and sub-zero | temperatures and frost are uncommon. |
ve a negligible vapour pressure at such low | temperatures and this means that they quickly condense o |
ticularly suited to applications where high | temperatures and large flowrates are required, such as s |
They prefer cool to warm day-time | temperatures and cold or cool night-time temperatures. |
n British Columbia experience hotter summer | temperatures and are at least as arid, the South Okanaga |
At higher | temperatures, and hence lower undercooling, the reduced |
p the temperature below the highest daytime | temperatures, and retain humidity. |
s, the air adiabatically compresses to high | temperatures and ignites the hydrocarbons. |
These shavings then ignite at high | temperatures, and they are much more effective than thei |
tion was favored, though, due to warm water | temperatures and good outflow. |
artinsville Speedway, dealing with high air | temperatures and a faulty cooling system. |
The salt is prone to detonation under high | temperatures and shock more so than the perchlorate. |
ccording to body temperature, environmental | temperatures, and other external stimuli. |
his work on the rock metamorphosis at high | temperatures and pressures. |
It forms at higher | temperatures and with more rapid chilling. |
It is well adapted for high | temperatures and dry summers and cool winters. |
alline solid that decomposes slowly at room | temperatures and explodes above 95 °C. |
They are produced at low | temperatures and sometimes undergo pre-fermentation mace |
it useful for measuring day and night-time | temperatures and to measure body temperature, although n |
Inside the test facilities though, high | temperatures and pressures can be produced. |
ystem, there are numerous paths between two | temperatures, and there are numerous paths which are adi |
he state, hence the "norther," causing cool | temperatures and precipitation. |
nne Bancroft - he knows how to show women's | temperatures and their mind-body inter-actions. |
these include life forms that tolerate cool | temperatures and low oxygen levels, but this depends on |
sensitivity, reactions are conducted at low | temperatures and samples are often stored over anhydrous |
r various ores, weaved asbestos, calculated | temperatures, and worked with static electricity. |
rom the code include velocities, pressures, | temperatures, and gas volume fractions of the flow field |
attern gradually organized, with warm water | temperatures and lessening wind shear. |
A week-long period of low | temperatures and winter storms, lasting from February 3 |
les with a deadly combination of record hot | temperatures and poisonous smog from wildfires. |
tandard due to its well known decomposition | temperatures and products. |
ls say that it is difficult due to the high | temperatures and shifting winds |
d hydrogen and also able to exist in normal | temperatures and pressures. |
Bos indicus breed which is resistant to hot | temperatures and tropical diseases, with Holstein cows. |
lity than hydrazine, especially at elevated | temperatures, and can be used as its replacement or toge |
Waipara has the highest summer | temperatures and the lowest rainfall of any of the New Z |
Once the system cools to normal | temperatures and returns to ground states in terms of en |
icated from them) operate only at cryogenic | temperatures, and others (such as VOx microbolometers) c |
noparticles can vary according to operating | temperatures and pressures, presence of an open flame, f |
bservatory, monitors spring activity, water | temperatures and chemistry, and stream flow, as well as |
s create in their mounds high and regulated | temperatures and this is exploited by some species of li |
good mechanical properties at low and high | temperatures, and its softness. |
He found that minerals that form at higher | temperatures and pressures are less stable on the surfac |
D. hartmeyerorum is not fond of warmer | temperatures, and should be cultivated under cool condit |
le the preservation of food in the freezing | temperatures and dry climate has been noted, bacterial d |
It is able to withstand high | temperatures and high acidity in its rhizosphere. |
diamond nanorods from fullerene under high | temperatures and pressures. |
, hydrogenation of of boron halide (at high | temperatures) and the pyrolysis of diborane also produce |
stant: they generally function well at high | temperatures and high pressures, as well as in high conc |
rt of a climate change pattern, with rising | temperatures and more intense rainfall in the rainy seas |
In general, LLDPE is produced at lower | temperatures and pressures by copolymerization of ethyle |
ng process for optical fibers requires high | temperatures and produces a brittle fiber. |
ying to a 45 mph tropical storm, cool water | temperatures and south-southwesterly wind shear prevente |
slowly in the absence of oxygen at the high | temperatures and pressures in these steam systems. |
vent pseudobulbs shrivelling), cool to cold | temperatures and high light. |
es of metallic elements adopted at standard | temperatures and pressures (STP) are color coded and sho |
s as a tempering effects on the high summer | temperatures and extreme winter hazards such as freezing |
There, where warm sea surface | temperatures and little upper-level shear provided condi |
oorn in 1944, is remarkably tolerant of low | temperatures and may be propagated from seed or leaf cut |
primarily on small rodents, prefers cooler | temperatures, and is predominately crepuscular. |
ticular requirements, preferring cool night | temperatures and summer temperatures below 25 °C (77 °F) |
d in planning the treatment, and monitoring | temperatures and thermal dose in real time during the tr |
platinum would allow it to operate at high | temperatures and that the evacuated chamber would contai |
carbon dioxide, and is favored at moderate | temperatures and pressures typical of greenschist facies |
sterilize articles that can withstand high | temperatures and not get burnt, like glassware and powde |
a Bos indicus breed, it is resistant to hot | temperatures and tropical diseases. |
le to survive in caves that maintain stable | temperatures and humidity (close to 100%). |
e that was also fermented at unusually high | temperatures and that may have been known to 19th-centur |
e production of wines that require exacting | temperatures and humidities for proper fruiting. |
elasticity of steam, on the measurement of | temperatures, and on the behavior of elastic fluids. |
more concentrated acid can be used at lower | temperatures and atmospheric pressure. |
le organisms will move away from the warmer | temperatures and fall into a collecting vessel, where th |
systems are designed for average low winter | temperatures and use supplemental heating for extreme lo |
of these alkanes can cause problems at low | temperatures and in polar regions, where the fuel become |
truments to function in the frigid Svalbard | temperatures and to assist in detection and characteriza |
East and southeast strong winds, high | temperatures and heavy rain showers are typical in the s |
old start and idling due to low compression | temperatures and following ignition delay because cetane |
/lander into the comet's nucleus to measure | temperatures and chemical composition. |
stly, the use of fermentation at controlled | temperatures, and secondly, the maturing of the wine in |
The range of | temperatures and water vapour concentrations over which |
al, the sound was probably caused by rising | temperatures and the evaporation of dew inside the porou |
bservations, including soil heat flux, soil | temperatures and various radiation measurements; north o |
and fine appearance, high tolerance to low | temperatures and very good visual merit. |
e dimer of NO2), which only exists at lower | temperatures, and N2O5, for example. |
been created in the laboratory at different | temperatures and pressures. |
ity to large bodies of water both moderates | temperatures and introduces large amounts of humidity in |
hrusters) was instrumented to record launch | temperatures and vibrations. |
gion of the Alentejo, known for its extreme | temperatures and arid climate. |
Firebrats prefer higher | temperatures and require some humidity, and can be found |
uted to several years of cooler than normal | temperatures and cooling caused by the eruption of the M |
elements, including water and rock at high | temperatures and pressures. |
onment of stable air and cooler sea surface | temperatures and gradually weakened over the next two da |
ing explosives), because of strong freezing | temperatures and damages received in 25 August 1968 duri |
component, the more vulnerable to elevated | temperatures and mechanical overload that component will |
asons these barely equipped houses saw cold | temperatures and high humidity, that made them nearly un |
Mosquitoes thrive in the high | temperatures and humidity of the Bolivian lowlands and i |
nd double species, ensemble energy, melting | temperatures, and base pair probabilities. |
other's volumes are initially at different | temperatures and pressures, there will, of course, be an |
a foundation for reconstructing past global | temperatures, and is used in two of the official reconst |
ighter flame, users operate at vaporization | temperatures and minimize combustion waste and toxicity. |
re nature in a distinctive valley with mild | temperatures and welcoming people. |
They do not mind lower | temperatures and can be kept with species of fish that a |
tor football players practicing in the high | temperatures and humidity of the Deep South in late summ |
erefore reach a density maximum at very low | temperatures and very high pressures, characteristic pro |
ssure system to its northeast caused cooler | temperatures and gusty winds from Delaware southward. |
fact that salt is ductile at relatively low | temperatures and pressures, salt tectonics play a major |
stly, the use of fermentation at controlled | temperatures, and secondly, the maturing of the wine in |
be due to a combination of pollution, high | temperatures and low oxygen. |
utdoors, yet at nights it does get sub-zero | temperatures and -14C is reached making it extremely imp |
High | temperatures and low precipitation force plants to colle |
molecule was to react ClF3 with F2 at high | temperatures and high pressures. |
These plants will tolerate a wide range of | temperatures and seem to do best with intermediate temps |
extreme environmental conditions like high | temperatures and high pressure. |
stance as they were forced back by the high | temperatures, and had to first wait for the area to cool |
ionally harvested at night to avoid the hot | temperatures and create a fine wine with little extracti |
plants that are produced in response to low | temperatures and drought stress. |
recasters had predicted an end to very warm | temperatures and a sharp cool down but had not anticipat |
e world's rainforests contributes to rising | temperatures and sea levels. |
At the high | temperatures and pressures found at depth within the Ear |
of the metal (which requires extremely high | temperatures) and has led to speculation that it may hav |
upper-range' bainite which formed at higher | temperatures and 'lower-range' bainite which formed near |
th and the behavior of materials under high | temperatures and pressures. |
feels better, wears better, resists higher | temperatures, and can be powder coated or otherwise chem |
brasion resistance, wide range of operating | temperatures, and chemical inertness. |
Epoxy cures under a wider range of | temperatures and moisture content than other glues, does |
Windchill due to a combination of cold | temperatures and strong winds is dangerous to anyone who |
by 2050 would greatly help stabilize global | temperatures and contain carbon dioxide atmospheric conc |
followed by dehydrohalogenation at elevated | temperatures and by acyloin condensation of the ethyl es |
Tsinandali is fermented at cool | temperatures and matured for two to three years to bring |
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