Sentences with phrase «heat taking affect»

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Extreme heat affects a plane's ability to take off.

Just prior to feeding, apply a moist heat to the affected area either with a moist warm towel or by taking a shower

«Regardless of political identification, the heated discussions and divisive rhetoric this election season have the potential to take a toll on people's well - being and even affect their job performance,» Ballard said.

Since French Bulldogs can be easily affected by the heat, playtime should take place inside on warmer days.

If you are performing Trap - Neuter - Vaccinate - Return during the summer months, make sure to take into account the extreme heat and how it affects the cats» safety.

All else equal, if CO2 goes up, it affects that balance, and temperature increases until a new equilibrium is reached (which takes a long time as the ocean is a big heat sink).

In our simple picture, feedback processes affect changes in the height of the level where most heat loss takes place, the slope of the lapse rate, and heating at the surface (and hence the emission temperature).

If you care about this heated, consequential question, I encourage you to read Annan's full post, which includes a section on a kind of tribalism that takes hold in situations like this and that, he says, could affect the conclusions of the next Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report on the basics of greenhouse heating.

While it may take a team of scientists to understand how temperature affects rice pollination, anyone can tell that a wilted cornfield is suffering from heat stress.

That's not necessarily what they have done, but if that's not the way the heat is taken from the surface layer then they must affect directly the heat transport.

When heat is taken from the surface layer of a region it must go somewhere, but I can not figure out where it actually goes in their calculation, and how this addition affects the rest of their calculation.

Ice does not conduct heat well, and a rise of a few degrees in the air would take thousands of years to affect a glacier base a mile away, where it could lubricate the flow.

Greenhouse gas concentrations affect the atmospheric optical depth for infrared radiation, and increased opacity implies higher altitude from which earth's equivalent bulk heat loss takes place without being re-absorbed.

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Greenhouse gases affect the atmospheric optical depth for infrared radiation, and increased opacity implies higher altitude from which earth's equivalent bulk heat loss takes place.

A little neutrality is good when the conversation gets too heated, but having extreme neutrality affect can take a toll on the relationship.

For instance, if a building is adding a more sustainable heating and cooling system under the structure, there are some additional factors to be taken into consideration as to how the building load could affect any underground systems.