Sentences with phrase «liquid in the thermometer»

You did not answer the question of why liquid in a thermometer shows an anomalous change to heating, whereas the oceans so far appear to have not, as expressed by sea level, in a time of alleged record anthropogenic GHG emissions.

Not exact matches

When I boiled the liquid I put the thermometer in and it started to boil at medium heat.

Remove steak from marinade and shake off any excess liquid, then grill each side for just a few minutes, until outside is nicely seared in spots and internal temperature reaches 130 °F (check with an instant - read thermometer) for medium - rare.

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

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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).

Many local factors influence the observed temperature: whether a station is in a valley with cold air drainage, whether the station is a liquid - in - glass thermometer in a standard wooden shelter or an electronic thermometer in the new smaller and more open plastic shelters, whether the station reads and resets its maximum and minimum thermometers in the coolest time of the day in early morning or in the warmest time of the day in the afternoon, etc..

However, if the discontinuity was cause by and old Liquid - in - Glass thermometer (which had experienced zero creep) being replaced with a new thermometer, then the appropriate correction would be to assume that the new thermometer was correct, and the old thermometer was correct when installed, and to scale the old thermometer readings down proportionally over the life of the old thermometer.

(The abbreviation LIG stands for liquid - in - glass i.e. mercury and alcohol thermometers.

The BoM, however, claims that temperature measurements from electronic probes are nevertheless «comparable» with measurements from mercury thermometers because the BoM's «purpose - designed» probes «closely mirror» the behaviour of liquid - in - glass thermometers, including the time constant.

A funny thing is, that if you only accept temperature measurement based on first principles, neither liquid - in - glass nor semiconductor thermometers provide it...

A liquid - expansion or platinum - resistance thermometer placed in the atmosphere at elevation 2m (for example) above ocean or land surface measures: — molecular kinetic energy (molecular translational energy, heat) plus — LWR energy plus — molecular vibrational energy of the GHGs (primarily H2O in the gaseous form) because LWR energy and molecular vibrational energy of the GHGs are transmuted to molecular kinetic energy (molecular translational energy, heat) upon impacting upon the molecules of the solid and I understand that there is no transverse electromagnetic radiation inside a solid.

FWIW, it should be quite easy to design and set up a temporary gadget with a small micro-processor, a digital camera (or other optical sensor) with some simple software, and a 4G modem to simply register, record and transmit the temperature (as indicated by the height of the liquid in an LiG thermometer) from a few actual weather stations to a database.

The Thredbo weather station opened in 1966, and recorded an average of 2.5 days per year below minus 10 degrees until 1996 when an automatic weather station was installed — replacing the previous liquid - in - glass manually - read thermometers.

This is already known, and is due to other necessary adjustments such as time - of - observation bias and the change from liquid - in - glass thermometers to MMTS.

Early comparisons of MMTS readings with temperature measurements from the traditional liquid - in - glass thermometers mounted in Cotton Region shelters showed small but significant differences.

Most of the stations have changed from using liquid in glass thermometers (LiG) in Stevenson screens to electronic Minimum Maximum Temperature Systems (MMTS) or Automated Surface Observing Systems (ASOS).

Apropos whatever, during my lifetime I have seen liquid - filled thermometers in the UK make the switch from gradation in Fahrenheit to Celsius.

Only useful if you're using liquid in glass thermometers.

The world's longest instrumental record of temperature, Central England Temperature (CET), began to be collected in 1659 in an area enclosed by Lancashire, London, and Bristol, a few years after the invention of sealed liquid thermometers.

An ordinary liquid - in - glass thermometer won't react fast enough to test what you're feeling.

My experience is that typical industrial liquid in glass thermometers (not medical ones) tend to be calibrated in single degrees, or occasionally half degrees, at least in the places that I once worked.

1641, the first sealed thermometer that used liquid rather than air as the thermometric medium was developed, using a sealed alcohol - in - glass device with 50 «degree» MARKS on its stem but no «fixed point» was used to zero the scale.

It is a very exact thermometer since we don't have to adjust for differences in where the solid - liquid transition of water is; we only can't know how much colder or warmer it is.