Sentences with phrase «extreme fluctuations in temperature»

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Certain conditions accelerate this separation such as storage in an uncontrolled environment where significant temperature fluctuations occur (such as a garage) or exposure to extreme heat (such as a car).

«In the low earth orbit, the high level of exposure to radiation, the extreme temperature fluctuations and the low energy supply are just as great obstacles to overcome.

Unrefined wheat germ oil is a very sensitive oil that will degrade quickly when exposed to extremes in temperature fluctuation, oxidization, and light.

This means that an e-paper sign mounted indoors will in all likelihood have a longer battery life than the same sign mounted outside, where extreme temperature fluctuations can strain the battery.

Their bodies have trouble adjusting to extreme changes in the environment and they are unable to tolerate temperature fluctuations very well.

As a crop seaweed is fairly fragile, the fields should remain covered in water at low tide, and must not be subjected to extreme fluctuations in water temperature or salinity.

«Global warming is expected to cause extreme weather events, which may, in turn, result in large day - to - day fluctuations in temperature,» said Hedvig Andersson, a cardiology researcher at the University of Michigan.

Lowe said his team's field studies revealed extreme temperature fluctuations in the reefs off Australia's Kimberley coast.

Local weather, particularly extreme local weather, is often determined by fluctuations in large patterns of regional atmospheric pressure and sea surface temperatures, such as the Arctic Oscillation (and its close relative, the North Atlantic Oscillation) and other patterns associated with El Niño - Southern Oscillation (ENSO).

You don't have to purchase purpose - built, wicker conservatory furniture, though it's advisable not to keep your best antiques in the conservatory because of the extreme sunlight and temperature fluctuations.