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outside air temperature

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outside air temperature [′au̇t‚sīd ′er ‚tem·prə·chər]


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;F each that begin when the average outside air temperatures fall to about 15° below the average temperature of the grain.
They discovered that when the air was heavy with particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide (motor vehicle emissions are a major source of both) the number of stroke victims rose dramatically, especially when the outside air temperature climbed above 68 degrees
Heating system adjustments improved performance, and outside air temperatures were moderate.
 
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