Sentence examples for degrees of temperature from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise the ground will suck the 98.6 degrees of temperature right out of your body".

Humidity, duration of exposure, and, most of all, wind, in addition to degrees of temperature below freezing, predispose to the occurrence of frostbite.

This final report also puts more emphasis on the ripple effect of small degrees of temperature change, some of which are already being seen, such as species extinctions and loss of biodiversity.

To arrive at the humiture, one adds the degrees of temperature to the percentage of relative humidity & divides by 2. Say the temperature is 90 & the humidity 50; the humiture is 70.

Of course the lakes there are made of liquid methane — and the 90 degrees of temperature are on the Kelvin scale, near enough to absolute zero to challenge even the most cosmically adept polar bear.

Ralph Cavanagh, an energy expert with the Natural Resources Defense Council, said in an interview that at a time of peak electricity use, "most people given a choice of two degrees of temperature setback and 14th-century living would happily embrace this capacity".

Corals live within a few degrees of temperatures that can send them into a tailspin.

Each degree of temperature increase will thaw some of that.

The specific heat capacities (the number of heat units necessary to raise the unit of mass of a given substance one degree of temperature) of iron, aluminium and copper, for example, vary widely.

After three years of research, the six-person team has created its own software that calculates how shopping patterns change "for every degree of temperature and every hour of sunshine," Tesco said last month.

Having dimensions of energy per degree of temperature, the Boltzmann constant has a value of 1.38064852 × 10−23 joule per kelvin (K), or 1.38064852 × 10−16 erg per kelvin.