Sentence examples for the thermometer of from inspiring English sources

President Dilma was the thermometer of this insidious shift.

While these Iwate melt inclusions hosted in olivine are glassy and sampled from scoria, they may have somehow failed to retain the H2O and Ce source character predicted by the thermometer of Plank et al. (2009).

Quality of life is measured by the RAND SF36, together with the thermometer of the Euroqol questionnaire.

The sociodemographic and care-related characteristics of participants are provided in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> note: n = 127 To characterize the quality of the emotional bond between the caregiver and the AD patient, the Thermometer of Caregiver-Patient Strength of Emotional Relation [ 6] developed by the authors was used.

I took the thermometer out of its packaging.

Slide the thermometer out of the dog's anus, pulling straight back and continuing to keep the thermometer horizontal (parallel with the table or floor).

He painted over the thermometer on the side of the oven.

"Glaciers are the thermometers of our planet," said Rudi Anschober, regional environment secretary.

They are the thermometers of a city's wellbeing, and Canada's "check-up" showed they've been eating their broccoli.

This lack of sensitivity to change can be attributed to the limited validity of the thermometer to identify the preferences of stroke patients.

Conventionally, this was done by extending the bulb of the thermometer to the remote site.