The phrase "feeling temperature" is not a common or conventional way of describing a temperature in written English.
It may be more appropriate to use phrases like "measuring temperature" or "sensing temperature." Example: It is important to accurately measure the temperature of the food before serving it.
This rhodopsin that functioned in "feeling" temperature was required in a new type of thermosensory neuron in the body wall of fruit fly larvae as well as in neurons in the head region of the animals.
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Once you have created your feeling thermometer, you can take your feeling temperature.
If you're trying to diagnose fever in someone else, try feeling the temperature of your own skin and then quickly checking the temperature of the person in question's skin.
"I have a feeling the temperature rise over the Arctic Ocean is more due to the loss of ice from wind-driven export, rather than the loss of ice being due to temperature rise," Dr. Morison said.
Armstrong contrast these with 'transitive' bodily sensations such as feeling the temperature or smoothness of an object, where the experience has a straightforward non-mental perceptual object.
Another thing that stands out to me from the experience is feeling the temperature change.
The decision tree consisting of a gut feeling, dyspnoea, temperature >40°C and diarrhoea is able to safely exclude serious infection that warrants hospital admission in children in general practice.
Signs that a person has drunk too much include slurred speech, inability to remain standing or sitting up straight, a marked desire to lie down or roll over, questionable walking technique, stumbling, unusual, loud, or embarrassing behavior, violent reactions, bloodshot eyes, feeling extreme temperature differences, etc.
