Sentence examples for provide a temperature from inspiring English sources
The findings about a record-warm year were also confirmed by the Berkeley Earth surface temperature project, a nonprofit California group set up to provide a temperature analysis independent of governments.
Because the nichrome wire required frequent replacement, the compression pressure was raised to 2.4 megapascals (348 pounds per square inch), which did provide a temperature high enough for ignition when starting.
DTS systems provide a temperature profiling method that offers significantly enhanced temporal resolution when compared with conventional wireline trolling-based techniques that obtain a temperature depth profile every few hours.
The walls on one hand will provide a temperature reduction on the columns, which is somehow favourable in terms of its fire resistance, on the other hand the differential heating on the columns cross-section may lead to unfavourable stresses (bending moments) responsible for instability (thermal bowing).
This kind of analysis can provide a temperature profile across various concentrations of an inducer at a particular time.
The Cr-Ni TFTCs 100-nm thick provide TP of around 26.2 ± 1.5 μV/K stably [15], which is large enough to provide a temperature resolution better than 0.1 K.
It can be vented to provide a temperature-controlled work environment.
A dollop of Greek yoghurt provides a temperature contrast.
Insects placed on a surface that provides a temperature gradient (warmer at one end and cooler at the other) often congregate in a narrow band at a particular temperature, providing behavioral evidence of sensitive thermoreception.
One, the snowy tree cricket, is so reliable that a formula called Dolbear's Law (after A. E. Dolbear, who reported his studies in 1897), provides a temperature gauge: count the number of chirps in 13 or 15 seconds and add 40 for the temperature in Fahrenheit.
The snowy tree cricket is so dependable that a formula called Dolbear's Law (after the physicist A. E. Dolbear, who reported his studies in 1897) provides a temperature gauge: count the number of chirps in 15 seconds and add 40 for the temperature in Fahrenheit.
