Sentence examples for measuring warming from inspiring English sources

To do that, the mirrormakers planned to combine sophisticated computer modeling with a laborious, iterative process of grinding, cooling, measuring, warming, regrinding, cooling again, and so on.

We can measure warming by measuring temperatures; however, obtaining an accurate reading of the Earth's temperature is complicated.

The new data shows that average combined air and sea surface temperatures for 2009 were 14.44°C, which is 0.44°C above the average of 14°C documented between 1961 and 1990 used as a baseline to measure warming by WMO, which is based in Geneva, Switzerland.

Onset and duration of anesthesia was determined by measuring warm sensation, cool sensation, and hot pain; depth of anesthesia was determined by measurement of pain sensation to a 27-gauge needle passed through the skin.

Measured warming is 0.11 degrees C per decade; the model predictions average 0.25 C per decade.

Measured warming is 0.11 degrees C; the model predictions average 0.25 C! These predictions are fed to the media by the climate establishment which continues to assert we are having a GW climate-crisis!

It is suggested that you measure warm fingers at the end of the day to ensure they are at their largest, or most swollen.

Not long ago many sages saw Nick Compton as a temporary measure, warming the seat for Joe Root alongside Alastair Cook at the top of the order, but Compton now has two Test hundreds and Root keeps outside-edging.

Accordingly, to measure global warming, we have to measure ocean warming.

The MZFC was measured on warming from 10 to 300 K, whereas MFC was recorded during the subsequent cooling.

The sample is then cooled down to 5 K in a 2.5 T magnetic field, and the LT-SIRM is measured during warming to 300 K (FC for field cooled).