Sentence examples for celsius thermometer from inspiring English sources
Water and air temperature was measured using a standard Celsius thermometer with the accuracy of ±0.5 °C.
During the study, water temperature using a celsius thermometer, pH by a portable digital pH meter (MICRO-TEMP, pH 500) and dissolved oxygen (DO) by a digital DO meter (multi 340 i/set, DO-5509; Germany) were recorded as 25 ± 1 °C, 7.3 ± 0.1 and 6.5 ± 0.5 ppm, respectively.
In addition, outdoor temperatures were measured using a Celsius thermometer in Douala and Yaoundé.
In school 3, a Celsius thermometer was used to measure the daily indoor temperature and relative humidity in classrooms from March 22 26, 2010 in Douala (school 3).
Temperature was measured in degrees Celsius using a digital thermometer.
The following physiological parameters were measured: heart rate (HR), using a clinical stethoscope, respiratory rate (RR), through observation of thoracic and abdominal movements of the animal, and body temperature (BT) in Celsius (°C) by a thermometer in the cloaca.
Skin plantar temperature was measured (in degrees Celsius) using an infrared thermometer (Raynger M. Raytek, Fisher Bioblock Scientific - Illkirch – France) at a reference site on the plantar face of the paw, at six different times for each day and measures were performed in triplicate.
Stir it until the mixture reads 240 degrees Fahrenheit (115 Celsius) on a candy thermometer.
"He was already very febrile, had been vomiting almost everything that he ate, and was running a fever that I estimated at 39 or 40 degrees (Celsius), although we had no thermometer to confirm".
Noteworthy individual achievements include the thermometer scale of Anders Celsius, the botanical classification system of Carolus Linnaeus (Carl von Linné), and the religious philosophical postulations of Emanuel Swedenborg.
One February evening, as the thermometer showed minus 6 Celsius (21 degrees Fahrenheit), he opened the door to his camper and showed off a small kitchen, a TV, two beds and a tiny shower.
