Sentence examples for measuring its temperature from inspiring English sources

By mapping the dust and measuring its temperature with the Spitzer Space Telescope's infrared sensors, a team of astronomers at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and elsewhere have been able to discern the supernova's composition in unprecedented detail.

In his day the facilities for studying the atmosphere and measuring its temperature were crude.

A gas extractor probe was used to remove the flue gas from the flue while measuring its temperature via a temperature sensor attached to its end.

For example, though the researchers have measured the plasma's high density, new equipment still needs to be installed to measure its temperature, and ultimately a much larger version would have to be built and tested.

Every single day, someone walks to the end of the pier and takes a seawater sample at the surface and bottom of the ocean and measures its temperature and salt concentration ("salinity").

To tease apart these variables, he says, "we need an integrated ocean observation system, for example, floats in the ocean that can measure its temperature and salinity," along with the satellite data.

This phase shift -- if detectable -- would provide not only strong evidence of the existence of the cosmic neutrino background, but would allow us to measure its temperature at the time the CMB was emitted, putting the Big Bang to the test in a brand new way.

They imaged more than half of the Callistoan surface with a resolution of 1 2 km, and precisely measured its temperature, mass and shape.

They determine the stability of each nucleoprotein variant by measuring its melting temperature, with higher melting temperatures corresponding to more stable proteins.

In addition, the magnetic properties of compound 1 have been studied by measuring its magnetic susceptibility in the temperature range of 2 300 K, indicating the existence of antiferromagnetic coupling within the octanuclear cobalt cluster.

The most convenient way of obtaining the humidity of the outside air for this purpose is to measure its wet-bulb temperature.