The phrase "actually temperature" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to clarify or emphasize a specific temperature in a discussion, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The actual temperature today is much lower than what was forecasted."
Alternatives: "real temperature" or "true temperature".
In the future, it could do that with much more accuracy if the device could actually measure temperature, one of the key ways women can determine when they're ovulating.
Actually high temperature annealing leads to films with a steeper optical absorption curve and improvement in perfection and stoichiometry indicating a better crystallinity of the films and lower defect density near the band edge.
However, analysis of vertical-looking radar data on the common orientations of nocturnally migrating insects in the UK produced no evidence that the migrants actually use temperature ramps as orientation cues.
The actually tolerated temperature is expected to vary to some degree depending on other cultivation conditions, such as, light, aeration, and cultivation vessel shape.
Sensory transduction in these neurons requires a cyclic GMP-gated channel; however, the molecules that actually sense temperature in AFD are not known.
The reason he had to do this is because the data was showing the global climate is actually declining in temperature, temperatures were going down.
It's hovering over much of America, actually, sending temperatures into triple digits (or the upper 30s, if you prefer).
Not that hot, actually -- temperatures atop the last of five climbs barely reached 20 degrees Centigrade (68 degrees Fahrenheit) -- but at least this was no longer the Tour of Frigid France, as it has been since the start on July 1. "I like hot weather," Virenque said.
Earlier, Sant'Ambrogio and colleagues showed that flow receptors actually respond to temperature changes from body to room temperature (thermoreceptors) [ 29].
