Sentence examples for fraction of a degree from inspiring English sources

The excess was a tiny fraction of a degree.

Climate change happens by degree, and every fraction of a degree celsius matters.

("If you are wrong by a fraction of a degree, you would burn countries and continents").

It makes clear that every fraction of a degree truly matters.

Each fraction of a degree of global heating that can be prevented will save lives, species and money.

The other two use liquid helium to cool experimental computer chips to a fraction of a degree from absolute zero.

Even fractions of a degree could make big differences in terms of the impacts from sea level rise and extreme weather the world is likely to see.

Even with the pupil at its smallest, each receptor views an angle of more than two degrees, compared with a few fractions of a degree in Octopus.

The radiation fell on the detectors, which heated up and cooled down by fractions of a degree as they were directed toward warmer and cooler parts of the cosmic ripples.

But when you average across the entire planet and over months or years, the temperature differences get far smaller – the variation at the surface of the Earth from one year to the next is measured in fractions of a degree.

The temperature differences between years are usually measured in fractions of a degree, but last year's 55.3 degree average demolished the previous record, set in 1998, by a full degree Fahrenheit.