Sentence examples for centigrade for from inspiring English sources

They then packed the mixture into quartz tubes and heated it to 260 degrees Centigrade for up to seven days.

Its 'likely' range has been approximately between 1.5 and 4.5 degrees Centigrade for almost 40 years (Wagner and Weitzman, 2015).

My Hong Kong hotel — a budget chain — set room thermostats to 18 degrees centigrade for new arrivals, or 64.4 degrees Fahrenheit.

Take a spoonful of the solvent and former dry cleaning agent carbon tetrachloride, add an ounce of sodium metal and a pinch of nickel-cobalt catalyst, and cook in an oven at 700 degrees (Centigrade) for two days.

Instead kick-off temperature in the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, was a positively balmy 49 degrees Fahrenheit, almost 10 degrees centigrade, for the 82,500 in attendance.

With reference to the experiences from research and constructed project before, the fracture temperature (EPIS-PRC DL/T 5362-2006) was chosen to be the control parameter to judge the suitability of candidate bitumen, and was determined by the designer to be lower than −43 degree centigrade for Huhhot project.

Gel was equilibrated in transfer buffer for 10 min before transferring to PVDF membrane (Biorad) at 30 V, 4 centigrade (C) for 18 hrs.

That's 7.5 feet for each and every degree Centigrade of temperature-rise.

Roast the turkey for 15 minutes, then reduce the oven temperature to 160 degrees centigrade and roast for a further 2 ½-3 hours until cooked, basting every 30 minutes, and covering it with foil once it's golden brown, to prevent over-colouring.

So on July 13th — by which time the wind had dropped, and the temperature at the top of Mont Ventoux had risen to a generous six degrees centigrade — I headed for Saint-Didier, a small village east of Carpentras.

Its young chef Emily Watkins was a protégée of Heston Blumenthal, the mad scientist of cuisine, and has her own water baths for cooking protein with sublime accuracy — "48 degrees," our waiter tells us of the halibut, speaking in centigrade, "and 54 for the mutton loin".