Purchase a digital thermometer at your local drug store.
It's gone from good to bad to ugly". The 134-foot-high thermometer was the brainchild of local businessman Willis Herron, who plunked down $700,000 to build the giant monolith in 1991 next to his Bun Boy Restaurant.
Temperature mappings of rat abdomen were conducted simultaneously to monitor the hypothermic state after blood withdrawal using a local temperature mapping system with a deep body thermometer.
On the right, we could have another little widget showing how much we've raised so far, like those thermometers showing the funds for the local church roof.
The accuracy of depth estimates is ensured by the use of a recently calibrated thermometer, projection of temperatures onto well-constrained local peridotitic geotherms, petrological screening for unrealistic temperature estimates, and internal consistency of all data.
In the present test, a non-contacting thermometer showed that after 10 K cycles, local temperature increased up to 5°C in FE and LB motions at the intersection between disc and vertebral body.
If you have not developed the sense for feeling a fever yet, you can also use a thermometer, which you can find at your local pharmacy.
Thousands of thermometers in areas remote from any conceivable local urban influences tell us that.
Travelers are met at the airport and provided with Check and Report Ebola (CARE) kits that include health education materials, a thermometer, and ways to connect with their state or local health department, including a prepaid cell phone.
For the BinaxNOW G6PD, the tests were done in the local laboratory facilities, some of which had air conditioning, but thermometers were not always used to guarantee that the ambient temperatures were within the range specified by the manufacturers (18 25°C).
