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Because of cold | temperatures and a wet spring, cement for the oval could |
germanium or silicon, cooled to millikelvin | temperatures by a dilution refrigerator. |
At yet lower | temperatures, microcline, a triclinic polymorph of potas |
trong effect on its exposure to heat, since | temperatures in a fire are generally highest near ceilin |
artinsville Speedway, dealing with high air | temperatures and a faulty cooling system. |
oots, which are often protected from lethal | temperatures during a fire, will sprout new trees soon a |
to grow germanium films on germanium at low | temperatures in a Metalorganic Vapor Phase Epitaxy (MOVP |
s go down for each day a crop is exposed to | temperatures above a certain threshold. |
on due to being buried under a rock in cold | temperatures with a steady cold breeze always blowing. |
lerances, firing can be undertaken at lower | temperatures for a longer period to achieve comparable r |
s from a sharp singlet at 4.2 ppm at higher | temperatures to a complex pattern at lower temperatures. |
The summer | temperatures of a hundred degrees Fahrenheit (38 °C) and |
ks of drought or a single night of freezing | temperatures, whereas a seedling may not survive these c |
f flowering by a prolonged exposure to cold | temperatures) record a genetic memory of winter to gain |
Napoleon's troops in disarray and freezing | temperatures taking a heavy toll, Napoleon abandoned his |
of the website of '21st Century global mean | temperatures' showed a slow decline over the selected pe |
Temperatures in a tandoor can approach 480 °C (900 °F), | |
desired hybridizations should have melting | temperatures in a narrow range, and any spurious interac |
Law is only an approximation, especially at | temperatures near a substance's boiling point. |
Effect of Turbulent Mixing on Average Fuel | Temperatures in a Gas-Core Nuclear Rocket Engine. |
They can only survive in these colder | temperatures for a couple of hours before they succumb t |
Water baths can hold often | temperatures within a tenth of a degree Celsius; the wat |
Average January | temperatures are a high of 40.4°F and a low of 20.8°F. |
excels at observations of dust and gas with | temperatures only a few tens of kelvins above absolute z |
able against decomposition if stored at low | temperatures in a plastic container. |
recasters had predicted an end to very warm | temperatures and a sharp cool down but had not anticipat |
uce voluminous non-toxic gases, at moderate | temperatures, with a minimum of smoke or dust . |
icant; for example, when tabulating Celsius | temperatures, where a negative sign means below freezing |
After three days of intense heat with | temperatures hovering about 40 °C (104 °F), New Delhi wa |
elop significant tin pest damage at lowered | temperatures is about 18 months, which is more than twic |
Temperatures of about 800 - 2500 K can be measured. | |
It is stable to | temperatures of about 100-110 °C. |
Guppies prefer water | temperatures of about 26 °C (79 °F) for reproduction. |
y short (50 to 100 millisecond) exposure to | temperatures of about 900 degrees Celsius, followed by a |
solution exists between the two minerals at | temperatures above about 950°C. |
ive hours over 25 to 35 km (16 to 22 mi) in | temperatures of about 40 to 42 °C (104 to 108 °F). |
Due to locally high sea surface | temperatures of about 28° C (82º F), a period of rapid i |
the Cambrian explosion with average global | temperatures of about 22 °C. |
e title of "Canada's Hot Spot", with summer | temperatures regularly above 40 °C (100 °F). |
Recrystallization generally begins when | temperatures reach above half the melting point of the m |
mably this indicates her body can withstand | temperatures well above 3,000°F. |
At high | temperatures, usually above 1600°C (2900°F), molecular n |
However, average monthly | temperatures remain above 20 °C (68 °F) over most of the |
volving carbon as the reductant at elevated | temperatures, often above 800°C. |
ist environment, and stales most rapidly at | temperatures just above freezing. |
This was because recent snow, and | temperatures oscillating above and below 0 °C (with asso |
It decomposes easily at elevated | temperatures into acetamide. |
At high | temperatures, Meldrum's acid undergoes a pericyclic reac |
At high | temperatures, RuBisCO activase aggregates and can no lon |
N. models anticipated an increase in global | temperatures, but actual temperatures, according to the |
°F (19.6 °C), winter features mild to warm | temperatures; cool air usually settles after the passage |
which is not attainable at adiabatic flame | temperatures for air-fuel combustion unless heat is rege |
At higher | temperatures, the Al2Cl6 dimers dissociate into trigonal |
-25°C (-13°F) in the British Islands, lower | temperatures than all ever recorded in its natural habit |
−25 °C(−13 °F) in the British Isles, lower | temperatures than all ever recorded historically in its |
nes and engines could be kept at the proper | temperatures to allow engine restart. |
nium-alloyed steels can be used at very low | temperatures; nickel-uranium alloys are resistant to eve |
The area's average maximum and minimum | temperatures are almost exactly in line with the nationa |
However, low | temperatures can also be problematic to supramolecular p |
rimarily designed for film SLRs used at low | temperatures, but also advertised to reduce camera sound |
itional seasons with generally mild or cool | temperatures with alternating dry and wet periods. |
asured the densities of iodine at very high | temperatures; demonstrated an interesting regularity in |
s, in different positions, and at different | temperatures, by an official, neutral body (COSC). |
t," where he would list U.S. and world city | temperatures to an upbeat instrumental background. |
Pa) and use passive thermal control to keep | temperatures at an average of 26 °C (79 °F), with observ |
ver the week-end of July 21-23, though high | temperatures persisted and power outages remained in a n |
for critical temperature line (31.1°C) and | temperatures -30°C and below, which are taken from Lange |
throughout the winter months weathers harsh | temperatures, snowfall and winds that would destroy othe |
e triggered by a combination of record high | temperatures, drought, and high winds in the region. |
At high | temperatures Na+ and K+ readily substitute for each othe |
If two semi-infinite bodies initially at | temperatures T1 and T2 are brought in perfect thermal co |
selective medium usually cultivated at two | temperatures (22 and 36°C) to determine a general level |
The different weather patterns, | temperatures, altitudes and soil ultimately result in di |
ng the effects of population growth, rising | temperatures, poaching and illegal wildlife trade, among |
addition the species is thermophilic; lower | temperatures interfere and delay development and complet |
The downlink telemetry included data on | temperatures inside and on the surface of the sphere. |
In addition to | temperatures, pressures, and control positions, such est |
e of manned flight to speeds, altitudes and | temperatures beyond any other aircraft at the time, it p |
reason for this is that at liquid nitrogen | temperatures (-198C) any moving part will come under hug |
At low | temperatures it approaches a ferroelectric phase transit |
of a concrete structure that is exposed to | temperatures above approximately 300 °C (dependent of wa |
n British Columbia experience hotter summer | temperatures and are at least as arid, the South Okanaga |
Similarly, wine stored in | temperatures that are too warm (over 19 °C/66.2 |
Wine should never be stored in | temperatures that are too cold (under 12 °C/53.6 |
Temperatures underground are slowly increasing as the gr | |
ons of times more powerful per gram and the | temperatures reached are briefly in the tens of millions |
n that of a direct material, because at low | temperatures there are fewer phonons, and therefore it i |
igh body temperature, they are sensitive to | temperatures that are colder than 10°C. |
n, it says, "Wine should never be stored in | temperatures that are too cold (under 12 °C/53.6 |
Catalysts can further the reaction at lower | temperatures, but are not necessary. |
high mechanical stability even at elevated | temperatures they are used as bushings, bearings, socket |
lowness of the pond results in summer water | temperatures that are typically warmer than most lakes i |
gion of the Alentejo, known for its extreme | temperatures and arid climate. |
July is the hottest month with | temperatures averaging around 25oC (78oF), while January |
Winter | temperatures hover around freezing; in August, temperatu |
Northern and central Spain saw | temperatures of around 40 °C (104 °F) on 21 July. |
It is formed at | temperatures of around 400 °C and its dark coloration is |
During daytime high | temperatures are around 79 °F (26 °C) in the town, and 6 |
The eggs hatch in the spring when | temperatures average around 13°C (55°F). |
The average maximum and minimum | temperatures are around 1/2 °C higher than the national |
In summer the average high | temperatures are around 23°C (73°F). |
f the year is July and August, when maximum | temperatures average around 21 °C (70 °F); the coolest m |
As | temperatures warmed around 15,000 years ago, the ice dam |
year is January and February, when minimum | temperatures average around 1 °C (34 °F). |
f the year is July and August, when maximum | temperatures average around 21 °C (70 °F). |
Combined with a biting cold wind and | temperatures of around 11 °C (52 °F), this made conditio |
(Unofficial records show | temperatures of around 47 °C (117 °F) were reported on t |
Several fuel rod subassemblies reached high | temperatures of around 700 °F (370 °C) (with an expected |
It can survive a wide range of | temperatures, preferably around 70-90°F, however during |
ldest months are December and January, when | temperatures average around(20-25) C. |
It oxidizes in air at elevated | temperatures producing arsenic oxides, the products and |
are only three meters apart but their water | temperatures vary as greatly. |
At very high | temperatures such as those encountered after the crash o |
t-used for work in the general area of high | temperatures such as steel mills and smelting facilities |
es inhabit environments with extremely high | temperatures such as undersea hot vents. |
iurnal temperature variation with nighttime | temperatures dropping as much as 35 to 40 degrees Fahren |
Iwami can be quite changeable, with summer | temperatures peaking at over 30 degrees Celsius in Augus |
the very strong shear and cool sea surface | temperatures forecast at that time." |
tcured by heating, either alone at elevated | temperatures or at lower temperatures in presence of a s |
For that process they report that a | temperatures of at least 275 °C (527 °F) is required to |
lskii matrix are only observed at cryogenic | temperatures because at higher temperatures many phonons |
Interest rates, | temperatures, etc., at the close of the period are plott |
more concentrated acid can be used at lower | temperatures and atmospheric pressure. |
Below are the average maximum and minimum | temperatures, and average rainfall recorded between 1971 |
In the wintertime, mean | temperatures here average 5.5 °F (−14.7 °C) warmer than |
up turned his attention to achieving higher | temperatures, with azimuth and elevation tracking mirror |
In addition, cool | temperatures retard bacterial and fungal growth. |
nd double species, ensemble energy, melting | temperatures, and base pair probabilities. |
one or two degrees above the upper limit of | temperatures to be measured. |
This allows for much lower | temperatures to be used, resulting in lower energy use a |
Finally, lower | temperatures can be used, which improves the grain struc |
Lower conversion | temperatures could be employed with the presence of an a |
o air, which contains 20.95% oxygen, higher | temperatures can be reached using pure oxygen. |
riods of time if other conditions are good, | temperatures should be kept between 25° and 30°. |
riming during reaction preparation at lower | temperatures can be prevented by using "hot-start" polym |
er but in some parts of the world different | temperatures may be used and there are hydrometers sold |
°C (for an Earth-like albedo), however, the | temperatures could be much higher (about 500 degrees Cel |
Temperatures should be kept low, and introduction of flu | |
Temperatures can be very warm in the summer, and very co | |
On the outside, | temperatures may be as low as −45 °C (−49 °F), but on th |
Temperatures have been found to be 250 °C, 500 m below t | |
20-25 °C (68-77 °F) in the summer, although | temperatures have been known to reach 35 °C (95 °F) in r |
In the United States, higher | temperatures have been recorded in only four states: Cal |
s region of sparse rainfall and high median | temperatures has been included as part of the East Sudan |
At | temperatures just below this point, only very specific b |
Large pyrocumuli can contain | temperatures well below freezing, and the electrostatic |
In fact, | temperatures drop below zero every winter for one or two |
River, the tilapia stop feeding when water | temperatures drop below 60°F and die when it reaches 45° |
nter E85 blend) in very cold regions, where | temperatures fall below 0 °C (32 °F) during the winter. |
Parts of Poland, Slovakia, and Austria saw | temperatures drop below -30°C. |
ressed, allowing them to evaporate at lower | temperatures, preferably below the temperatures at which |
pumps are generally uneconomic for outdoor | temperatures much below freezing. |
tion and velocity for weak interactions for | temperatures (energies) below W/Z boson masses (~100 GeV |
izing is a squeezing operation performed at | temperatures significantly below the melting point to fi |
Temperatures well below the Doppler limit have been achi | |
Treacherous terrain and | temperatures dropping below 15 °F, well below freezing, |
evergreen plant, but can lose its leaves if | temperatures fall below 2 °C (36 °F). |
egions must hibernate for several months at | temperatures varying between 8 °C (46 °F) and 15 °C (59 |
Autumn: | Temperatures are between 15-25 degrees most days. |
The system | temperatures are between 55 and 75 K. |
e, but spawning reaches its peak when water | temperatures are between 68 and 72 Fahrenheit. |
t efficacy is achieved when maximum daytime | temperatures are between 20 °C and 25 °C throughout trea |
Winter night | temperatures are between in the 50 °F (10 °C) and 60 °F |
Spring: spring | temperatures vary between (max) 16°C and 25°C and (min). |
tropical freshwater or brackish water, with | temperatures ranging between 24°C and 28°C, including st |
Average annual | temperatures fall between 11 and 13 °C, with cold winter |
Record | temperatures range between 115°F (2006) and 14°F (1990). |
Since it grows in | temperatures approaching boiling, it is considered to be |
Even at low | temperatures, carbonyl bromide decomposes to carbon mono |
atmosphere, but decomposes in air at normal | temperatures, turning brown from the release of elementa |
High | temperatures created by the combustion of petroleum caus |
The | temperatures undergone by rocks in a sedimentary basin a |
ed sown in autumn and exposed to low winter | temperatures, or by dividing established clumps in sprin |
nter and spring due to Arctic Haze, surface | temperatures increase by 0.5 °C. |
followed by dehydrohalogenation at elevated | temperatures and by acyloin condensation of the ethyl es |
t cake, and as oil is liquid even at cooler | temperatures, chiffon cakes do not tend to harden or dry |
llection at cryogenic, near liquid nitrogen | temperatures (also called: N2). |
composes (alkaline solution and/or elevated | temperatures) it can liberate nitrite and low levels of |
lity than hydrazine, especially at elevated | temperatures, and can be used as its replacement or toge |
coming air, and allowing for higher furnace | temperatures than can be attained with air-fuel only. |
They do not mind lower | temperatures and can be kept with species of fish that a |
feels better, wears better, resists higher | temperatures, and can be powder coated or otherwise chem |
cubic foot to 32 cubic feet (0.91 m3) with | temperatures that can be over 650 degrees fahrenheit (34 |
uth from Canada, through the Midwest, bring | temperatures that can reach below 25 °Fahrenheit (-3.9 ° |
for meteorological measurements of minimum | temperatures and can be used down to -70°C. |
The lower | temperatures resulting can lead to higher amounts of cre |
However, at very high | temperatures they cannot be neglected. |
provides good protection at below freezing | temperatures, it cannot be used with products filled at |
lash capacitors are not subject to the high | temperatures of cased electronic equipment in continuous |
Less commonly (e.g. at high | temperatures) RuBisCO catalyzes RuBP with oxygen (O2) in |
Decreasing sea surface | temperatures then caused the storm to weaken. |
The record | temperatures were caused by the influence from the conti |
ly for meat, since pathogens grow in warmer | temperatures, the CCP is related to the time and tempera |
th a year according to the "Gaussen index" ( | temperatures in Celsius degrees twice higher than rains |
During this energy shift, the | temperatures can change about 10 °F (−12 °C). |
/lander into the comet's nucleus to measure | temperatures and chemical composition. |
brasion resistance, wide range of operating | temperatures, and chemical inertness. |
lso used when boiling a substance at normal | temperatures would chemically change the consistency of |
bservatory, monitors spring activity, water | temperatures and chemistry, and stream flow, as well as |
This method usually requires higher | temperatures than classical distillation. |
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