Sentence examples for gauge of temperature from inspiring English sources

The concept of warm and cold, applied to different signals of suitability, translates differently than an explicit gauge of temperature.

Your wrist is a more accurate gauge of temperature than your fingers, so use your wrist to determine if the temperature is actually comfortable.

He spends hours poring over all sorts of economic and financial indicators in order to gauge the temperature of the economy.

For politicians looking to gauge the temperature of their constituents, legalizing pot entirely seemed to come out of nowhere, like a rabid bull dropping from the sky into the middle of a Super Bowl game.

It is impossible to determine exactly what state the fuel is in, given that even an intact reactor can offer only limited gauges in the form of temperature, pressure readings and neutron flow, but not visual observation.

Scientists refer to the sizzling city phenomenon as the urban heat island effect, and for a while, the location of temperature gauges in such areas was suspected to be adding some confusion to long-term measurements of Earth's warming.

"This is where the media come to gauge the temperature of the Muslim community," says Qureshi. "This is where they come for their vox pops.

Unlike mercury thermometers, which measure temperature as the heated liquid expands, most digital thermometers used in a kitchen rely on what is called a thermistor to gauge the temperature of food.

Brian Zisk's annual SFMusicTech conference is always a good place to gauge the temperature of the music industry.

I had decided to gauge the temperature of the people -- nothing more -- and being a tourist is a great ploy for playing dumb.

Gauge the temperature of the sake by looking at it.