"temperature unit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to any unit used to measure temperature, such as Celsius, Fahrenheit, or kelvin. For example: "The temperature was recorded in Celsius, the most commonly used temperature unit."
The coils are cooled with a conventional Bruker CryoPlatform to about 20 K, and the sample chamber can be regulated above or below room temperature over a moderate range using a Bruker variable temperature unit.
The redesign process also involved dimensional analysis to enable this laboratory scale room temperature unit to model an industrial scale unit, as well as design and manufacturing changes to accommodate thermal expansion.
ORIGIN was used for fitting of the unit cell parameters to variable temperature unit cell data.
A temperature gradient is established in the domain by keeping the lower wall at a constant ND temperature of 1 unit, while varying the temperature of the top wall by more than 1 ND temperature unit.
The first reconfiguration performed is optimizing the system in Fig. 13 to discard the tuples that do not meet a criteria (i.e., if the patient vitals do not meet the SIRS criteria, they also will not meet the other criteria) and the second one is changing the temperature unit from Fahrenheit to Celsius.
William Thomson, or Lord Kelvin, is the person whom the absolute temperature unit, the Kelvin, is named after.
Both PCH (units in meters) and temperature (units in °C) are normalized by their standard deviation.
Bioreactor chambers were constructed using sterilized thin-walled polystyrene boxes housed in calibrated temperature units.
where parameters are expressed in temperature units.
Temperature values between 22 and 80 °C can be recorded with a sensitivity of ± 0.3 °C temperature units with this device.
This would mean Tesla drivers can download to them to theoretically any connected Tesla vehicle and have all their driver preferences in place, including regenerative braking, temperature units, map settings and more.
