Rather than the normal January temperatures of -30°C or colder, thermometers have lingered at 0°C or above.
Above the modelled urban roughness, vertical profiles of the velocity and temperature were measured by a laser Doppler anemometer and a cold-wire thermometer, respectively.
His shipmates, he said, were "extraordinary fellows for standing the cold – with the thermometer at 22° below Bentzen goes up in his shirt and trousers to read the thermometer on deck".
He has a cold but no thermometer in view (in Wild Man Blues, when he's coming down with a cold, Soon-Yi accuses him of taking his temperature every few minutes, hoping it'll rise).
There have been runs on paper surgical masks, thermometers, cold and flu capsules, anti-bacterial hand sanitisers and even tissues.
3. Stop stirring and cook until the mixture measures 235 degrees Fahrenheit (a small piece of it will form a soft ball when dropped into a glass of cold water, but the thermometer is an easier and surer test).
For common conditions like asthma or a cold, a stethoscope and thermometer are usually first used to make a diagnosis.
There are many pieces of fear within our souls and when we are threatened in areas like job insecurity, infidelity in relationships, health concerns and struggling to trust our politicians to do the right thing, our trust factor, which is a natural innate thermometer, goes cold.
Each morning, supervisors loaded vaccines, ice packs, and a thermometer into cold boxes for further transport to one of four health centers in Bocozel that served as final staging areas.
Many ovens run hot or cold, so use your thermometer (and discretion) while cooking.
