Sentence examples for whose temperatures from inspiring English sources

And it passes through regions whose temperatures range from minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit to more than 120.

Emission nebula, in astronomy, a bright, diffuse light sometimes associated with stars whose temperatures exceed 20,000 K.

Her characters included Poula Fisch, the weather presenter whose temperatures were always "scorchio!" Her overly friendly Checkout Girl was also much loved: The Johnny Giles (rhyming slang for piles) skit: One of her best-known lines resulted from Debbie McGee's appearance on the Mrs Merton Show.

The British Isles are not only tucked beside a vast Atlantic Ocean whose temperatures have a powerful effect on our weather, they are also at the receiving-end of the jetstream.

However in the near future the mise en pratique for the definition of the kelvin will also allow an interpolated thermodynamic scale based on high temperature references whose temperatures are known a priori.

She drove two hours to South Korea's Gijang County in the dead of winter ― whose temperatures, in 2013, the year Kim created the series, averaged around 30°F.

Some beachgoers even ventured into the water, whose temperature in the 50s administered a brutal shock.

Snow machines work by spraying water into air whose temperature is below freezing point.

But you can use the bag to immerse food in a water bath whose temperature you control carefully.

Perhaps, had he never gone in search of perfection, nobody would have designed a domestic oven whose temperature can be controlled to the nearest 10th of a degree.

The team's doctor said the pitcher, Steve Bechler, whose temperature had reached 108 degrees, died of multiple organ failure from heatstroke.