Sentences with phrase «help moderate temperatures»

These large, deep bodies of water help moderate temperatures, which makes Ontario an ideal place to grow apples.»

Standard Solar - Ray deep - tinted glass in the rear side windows and rear door windows also helps moderate temperatures inside.

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The polar caps are also responsible for helping to moderate the global temperatures as a whole, and the smaller they are the less impact and control they have.

That's because volcanic outgassing helps a planet maintain moderate, life - inviting temperatures, regulating the atmosphere by cycling gases such as carbon dioxide between the atmosphere and the mantle.

Sleep hygiene usually includes three areas: fully darkening your bedroom (turn your alarm clock away from you if the display gives off too much light), regulating room temperature to a moderate coolness (too hot or too cold, and you'll wake up), and using white noise (a fan or quiet music) to help induce sleepiness.

Sleep hygiene usually includes three areas: fully darkening your bedroom (turn your alarm clock away from you if the display gives off too much light), regulating room temperature to a moderate coolness (too hot or too cold, and youll wake up), and using white noise (a fan or quiet music) to help induce sleepiness.

Preconditioning the vehicle moderates cabin temperature in advance, helping reduce battery draw once the Soul EV is uncoupled from the charging station.

Sea breezes help to moderate hot daytime temperatures, and the mountainous regions in the interior are cooler than the coast, exhibiting a fall in temperature of 5 °F / 1000 ft. Humidity hovers around 80 % throughout the year, although somewhat lower during the months of the dry season.

This helps moderate global temperatures.

The world's forests provide a huge carbon sink, absorbing around a third of manmade carbon emissions, and helping to moderate global temperature rise.

It doesn't matter HOW you imagine things happen in the atmosphere proper, or what you think might help store heat or moderate or modulate temperatures.

The result is a devil's bargain: Aerosols are necessary for normal weather and help moderate rising temperatures, but they're also killing us.

Assuming global warming is true, it could then be argued that curtailing manmade emmissions could help moderate the current rise in temperatures.