Sentences with phrase «built in thermometer»

The built in thermometer means it's perfect for baking or when making chocolate based products.

The Precision Temp propane water heater has a built in thermometer (available optionally), triggering the unit to fire up when the temperature falls below freezing.

Thermometer: Having a built in thermometer is the best way to make sure that everything is still progressing as you want it to.

The built in thermometer is great because you can constantly monitor the internal temperature.

Edwin will also be sure the water is not too hot for your kiddos, he has a built in thermometer.

The built in thermometer on this pacifier is a handy tool for when your child is not feeling 100 % or when you need to keep an eye on their temperature during the night.

I had to put the pork loin off to the left as the Grill2Go has a built in thermometer in the lid that sticks down a couple inches:

Not exact matches

It features a striking rust - resistant stainless steel base with a convenient built - in thermometer on the front that takes all the guesswork out of geting the temperature just right.

The 4Moms Infant Tub lets clean water flow in while dirty water flows out, and has a built - in digital thermometer with color - coded temperature display.

The bath is durable with a color - coded temperature display and built - in digital thermometer in.

The water pen features a liquid specimen vial with volume markings, built - in dropper, and thermometer.

But if you're looking for more bells and whistles, other options include foldable bathtubs that elegantly conform to different sized sinks, bathtubs with special channels to sluice away dirty water, built - in thermometers, and bathtubs with adjustable recline positions.

Bottom Line: If you want your thermometer to come with extra features and a built - in second opinion for accuracy, this is the best forehead thermometer for you.

This baby bathtub comes with a built - in thermometer because 4Moms know how important it is to keep baby's bath warm at all times.

Some will have seatbelt type restraints to keep baby in; some will have non-slip coating or seating for baby to rest upon; others come with built - in hammocks or thermometers to measure the water temperature.

We love the fact that this thermometer has a built - in battery that's good for daily use up to a year.

Consider a room thermometer if your baby monitor doesn't have that feature built - in.

4Moms Infant Tub Unlike traditional infant tubs that hold water which quickly gets dirty and cold as you bathe your baby, the 4Moms Infant Tub features a unique design that provides a constant flow of clean water, while the built - in color - coded digital thermometer makes it easy to ensure the water temperature is safe and comfortable.

BT baby monitor 350 Lightshow, # 69.99 With an easy - to - read LED display, two - way talkback and a built - in room thermometer, the 350 is packed with features, and there are other exciting elements too, including a stunning lightshow to calm and soothe your baby.

The thermometer also has a built - in fever alarm that flashes and beeps when it detects a high temperature.

A built - in fever alarm alerts you when the thermometer reads a high temperature.

Thanks to the air and exhaust vents and built - in thermometer, you actually get a lot of control over your food as it cooks.

It also comes with a built - in thermometer so you can easily monitor the progress of your recipes.

Others posted images of thermometers showing temperatures in the 30s and 40s inside open city school buildings.

The rubber paint handle gives this scale a comfortable and sturdy grip, and the built - in digital thermometer is an added bonus.

Ray Ladbury @ 291 — In the spring of 1959 in my Physics 1c lab I designed, built and tested a negative thermometer; the mercury went down when the bulb was immersed in a beaker of warm wateIn the spring of 1959 in my Physics 1c lab I designed, built and tested a negative thermometer; the mercury went down when the bulb was immersed in a beaker of warm watein my Physics 1c lab I designed, built and tested a negative thermometer; the mercury went down when the bulb was immersed in a beaker of warm watein a beaker of warm water.

Such an assumption is especially unwarranted in the case of temperature readings, given that siting problems almost always will increase temperature readings compared to clean sites (e.g., UHI, asphalt, buildings; I have not yet heard of a thermometer placed 10 feet from a tank of outgassing liquid nitrogen, although such is possible).

A hundred people gathering, analyzing, correcting or adjusting thousands of temperature data points for variances, etc. and «filling in the gaps» where there are no data points, is no better than these hundred people, the thermometers themselves and their environment (i.e. has urbanization occurred, is the thermometer next to an AC exhaust, building or asphalt parking lot, etc..)

«The official thermometers are often located in the warm exhaust of air conditioning outlets, over hot tarmac at airports where they get blasts of hot air from jet engines, at waste - water plants where they get warmth from decomposing sewage, or in hot cities choked with cars and buildings.

Nevertheless, this compilation contains the only known official climate records for the Western Australia colony before 1900 and although recording discrepancies may have been common, these mistakes might either inflate or deflate the real temperatures (e.g. thermometers near warm buildings or in cool locations, although a common error was heat radiation from the ground).

A recent voluntary project, called the Surface Stations project, led by the meteorologist and blogger, Anthony Watts, has found that about 70 % of the weather stations in the U.S. Historical Climatology Network are currently sited in locations with artificial heating sources less than 10 metres from the thermometer, e.g., buildings, concrete surfaces, air conditioning units.

e.g., True / False: «Official thermometers are overwhelmingly in warm localities such as near air conditioner exhaust vents, buildings, concrete, tarmac, or asphalt.»

Is this actually the temperature of the landmass (ie are there thermometers embedded in the ground and in objects such as buildings and trees, etc)?

In the CRU approach the errors are estimated or built up in a bottom up fashion, so there is an estimate for thermometer error, for recording error, etcIn the CRU approach the errors are estimated or built up in a bottom up fashion, so there is an estimate for thermometer error, for recording error, etcin a bottom up fashion, so there is an estimate for thermometer error, for recording error, etc..

In freshman physics lab I built an up - side - down thermometer (block of parafin with drilled hole for mercury, hollow glass tube so the mercury level fell when the temperature rose).

The thermometers out there (even the ones next to AC exhausts in the summer or heated buildings in the winter) tell us that the «globally and annually averaged land and sea surface temperature» has not risen over more than a decade (in fact it has cooled slightly).

The adjustments are needed partly because most weather stations in the 1800s and early 1900s were established in populated areas but there was a dearth of isolated inland thermometers and temperatures to build a true national average or historic comparison.

You have been unable to show me any studies confirming that thermometers next to AC exhausts (in summer), heated buildings (in winter) and asphalt parking lots (all year around) will not show a spurious warming signal, as Watts has reported.

The watch will offer a built - in GPS antenna, heart rate sensor, thermometer, compass, barometric altimeter, and more.

One of the features being introduced is Kelvin Sense, a thermometer that will be built in the ROM.