Sentence examples for celsius degrees from inspiring English sources

In 1983, Pacific surface-water temperatures reached eight Celsius degrees above normal, ten in some places.

Due to the high operating temperature of the SOFC (800 1000 °C), the external temperature of the system is always about few hundred Celsius degrees.

To work properly, the target has to maintain the average temperature of two thousands Celsius degrees, but the proton beam power is not sufficient to maintain this temperature level; as a consequence an electric heating device has to be added.

The prairie absorbs rain that would otherwise contribute to flooding and, on a scorching summer's day, lowers the roof's temperature by about 50 Fahrenheit degrees (28 Celsius degrees), thus tripling its life.

Using a complex mathematical approach that takes into account the ambient temperature, the microprocessor converts the signal measuring the infrared radiation into Fahrenheit or Celsius degrees, and displays the number.

Studying crystals of a compound of lithium, iron and arsenic, LiFeAs for short, that becomes a superconductor at 15K (Kelvins, or Celsius degrees above absolute zero), the Cornell researchers found three of the five possible electron bands.

Birefringence is an increasing function of temperature, and the temperature sensitivity coefficient can reach 7,51 × 10−6 by Celsius degree.

Its unit of measure the degree Rankine (°R)—equals the Fahrenheit degree, as the kelvin equals one Celsius degree.

The year surpassed the next runners-up by only a few hundredths of a Celsius degree, averaged across the globe.

Risk increments averaged 14.6% between both centiles, or 3.3% per 1 Celsius degree.

The world already has warmed one degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit) since the late 19th century.