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“Flower crops can be temperature-dependent,” she breezes on.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: True Love Jack Canfield 2009
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The physical and mechanical properties of frozen soils are generally temperature-dependent, and these dependencies are most pronounced at temperatures within 1 to 2 ºC of the melting point.
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“Flower crops can be temperature-dependent,” she breezes on.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: True Love Jack Canfield 2009
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Basic knowledge of temperature – growth relationships and temperature-dependent energy demands is lacking for many key arctic fish species, particularly those exhibiting primarily riverine life histories, thus accurate physiologically based projections of climate change impacts cannot be made.
Approaches to projecting climate change effects on arctic fish populations 2009
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This is called temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD).
Turtle 2008
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There are three types of temperature-dependent sex determination: pattern Ia, pattern Ib and pattern II.
Turtle 2008
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The resulting measurements of temperature-dependent microwave emssions from oxygen in the atmosphere are corrected for surface effects particularly the LT data, orbit drift and inter-satellite changeovers, and then compared with Radiosonde data for final absolute temperature calibration.
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I have my doubts about the A in AGW; but I do not have any doubt that GW is generating ecosystem-wide responses among the various temperature-dependent biota, including trees and insects.
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Indeed, quartz hydration is temperature-dependent, meaning that a researcher must first know the conditions in which a given artifact was created and buried to get an accurate measurement of its age -- information that may not always be available.
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The IGR activity of flufenoxuron was found to be temperature-dependent in the tobacco hornworm, Manduca sexta.
Chapter 7 1994
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