Sentences with phrase «widest fluctuations in temperature»
Of all the rooms in your home, your bathroom is subjected to the widest fluctuations in temperature and air humidity.
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The trees can live as long as 20 - 30 years and are capable of growing in a wide range of climates, as long as there is no harsh fluctuation in temperature.
Researchers say the diamond probes could be used for a wide range of applications, but Jaque suspects they'll be most useful for observing the nanoscopic world, in particular the minute temperature fluctuations in living cells.
My results support the hypothesis that corals living in regions characterized by larger temperature fluctuations have wider breadths of thermal tolerance.
To study this potential connection in pregnant women, researchers looked at medical records of nearly 400,000 women living in the same urban area in Canada, in a region with wide temperature fluctuations throughout the year.
I think of veiled chameleons as the bulldogs of the chameleon world — sturdy, dependable animals that, due to being high desert dwellers, can take a wide fluctuation of temperatures (from blazing heat in the day to cool at night), and consume a surprisingly broad diet, including some vegetation.
It should not be placed in front of a window, for example, because of the wide temperature fluctuations that can occur there.
Fish are surprisingly not tolerant to wide fluctuations in water temperature and generally thrive in streams within a certain temperature range.
I believe that the climate has a number of homeostatic processes that tend to keep the temperature within a fairly narrow range despite wide fluctuations in forcing.
This can show wide fluctuations (month to month) which are not necessarily the same as the actual energy in the system (if one month's average is lower than the previous month, but the measured temperature stays the same, the anomaly will increase although the temperature didn't).
• Reserve door compartments, which are subject to wider temperature fluctuations, for condiments that don't spoil quickly (store cheese, butter and eggs in fridge interior).