humidity znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady humidity

• Although the predictions indicated it should not be needed, this background heating can also provide a back-up facility for lowering relative humidities during peak summer conditions.

• Furthermore, because of the high humidities prevalent infly-beltsof this species, regrowth on the cleared land will be extremely rapid and the cost of maintenance of the clearing, in consequence, excessive.

• Our observations are consistent with earlier observations that desiccation sensitivity or poor longevity is linked with low levels of water sorption at relative humidities less than 25%.

• The air was dried to zero relative humidity by passing it through two columns of silica gel.

• The humidity was not appreciably higher in the cages with wet sand.

• In contrast, exterior surfaces exposed to lower relative humidity and substratum water contents, supported less abundant (biomass) biofilms.

• On the whole, higher temperatures and humidity coincide with higher morbidity but focusing on a definite time period can be misleading.

• Enclosed paper mill areas subject to such dangers commonly maintain very high air humidities to reduce the chance of airborne paper dust explosions.