Sentences with phrase «measure temperature of»

Another good way to measure the temperature of Pinehurst's housing market is its sales - to - list ratio, which compares home sale prices to list prices.

They allow you to not only measure the temperature of the room or hallway where the thermostat is installed but also any other room as well.

ecobee4, a Canadian - designed smart thermostat, tries to one - up Nest by coming with remote sensors, allowing you not to only measure the temperature of the room or hallway the thermostat is installed, but also any other room as well.

Some merchant ships deploy instruments that measure the temperature of the upper ocean as participants in voluntary ship - of - opportunity programs.

Does anyone measure the temperature of the rain?

When we went to measure the temperature of this meter of air, we would average out the energy of this one molecule over the volume and end up with a low temperature.

We can't go back in a time machine to measure the temperature of the ocean at depth, and this is the minimum required to get decent information.

Measure the temperature of the pipe and the air in it.

Do you really believe we can measure the temperature of the oceans to within a few thousands or even a hundredth of a degree.

With the ever increasing divergence of surface temperatures (NASA GISS) from satellite ones (UAH / RSS), and the subsequent divergence of overheated climate models (IPCC CMIP5) to observed reality, it is worth some background on the atmospheric temperature measurement systems used to measure the temperature of the lower troposphere — the exact place where global warming theory is meant to occur and be measured:

Why not use TUT or TLS or an average of all these to measure the temperature of even more atmosphere?

From that experience I learnt that it was impossible to reliably measure the temperature of a glass slid about 1 cm across to within 0.01 C let alone an enclosure a few tens of cm.

It's true that a single thermometer has some measuring capability for a decent area around the measurement point, but you can't measure the temperature of the entire globe from 6 or 8 thermometers, all of which are in Europe or North America (ie they're all influenced by similar regional factors that are NOT global in nature).

Scottish Sceptic made the following statement earlier: «From that experience I learnt that it was impossible to reliably measure the temperature of a glass slid about 1 cm across to within 0.01 C let alone an enclosure a few tens of cm.»

Thomas Stocker confirmed that we did not have the technology to measure the temperature of the (deep) ocean.

New technology also means it is possible to measure the temperature of the oceans, which absorb 90 per cent of the world's heat.

They should instead measure the temperature of that 1 mm layer below the few microns at the top which do become warmer and then measure the point 5 cm down.

The satellites measure the temperature of a thick layer of the atmosphere.

My current job involves a good deal of pyrometry, and I can tell you in no uncertain terms that it is difficult to measure the temperature of a fully - instrumented 10 cubic foot hot zone of a furnace to within 1 degree celcius.

The result is an increased knowledge of how to measure the temperature of the troposphere from space.

2) It also ignored data from satellites that measure the temperature of the lower atmosphere... Dr Bates said he gave the paper's co-authors «a hard time» about this, «and they never really justified what they were doing.»

They stick a thermometer in the dirt or did they measure the temperature of the lower troposphere?

However, if you measure the temperature of the column bolometrically from any given height, what you see will always be isothermal at equilibrium.

When people began sending balloons aloft to measure the temperature of the air in the stratosphere they could avoid the influence of solar radiation that was thought to be affecting the readings given by thermometers by sending the balloons up at night.

Scientists typically measure the temperature of permafrost near the top of the «active layer,» which freezes and thaws seasonally.

That winter was also to be the coldest in the UK since 1978/79, when climate scientists were still scaring us with stories about imminent global cooling and satellites were only just starting to measure the temperature of the lower troposphere and the beginnings of the «catastrophic» decline in Arctic sea - ice.

These satellites measure the temperature of the lower troposphere and capture average temperature changes around 5 km above the surface.

Ulric Lyons: We do have the instruments to measure the temperature of the upper atmosphere, that varies considerably, and not only due to UV and X-ray variations, as the SABER data shows.

We do have the instruments to measure the temperature of the upper atmosphere, that varies considerably, and not only due to UV and X-ray variations, as the SABER data shows.

Measure the temperature of water in a borehole at some depth over 20 meters and I can assure you can not deduce what the surface temperature was from the present water temperature in the borehole.

If we measure the temperature of an object it is a simple scalar quantity but what SST gridded temperature is measuring is actually an areal quantity.

Remote vehicles can measure the temperature of deep ocean waters, and periodically surface to transfer the information to satellites.

Use a thermometer to measure the temperature of water in a cup or deep bowl.

Do we measure the temperature of the ground itself?

Scientists rely on automatic stream gauges to measure the temperature of rivers.

If so, how much confidence should we have in the ability of these scientific instruments to measure temperature of the ocean that accurately?

If this is producing an unusually low level in the cooling system, the coolant temperature sensor may act erratic as it would trying to measure temperature of a limited supply of coolant.

The temperature gauge (or cold and hot indicator lights) typically measure the temperature of the engine coolant itself.

Then measure the temperature of the line itself near the service port after it comes out of the evaporator using your digital thermometer.

IR thermometers can be used to measure the temperature of your Himalayan salt block.

The result is an increased knowledge of how to measure the temperature of the troposphere from space.

[24] The relative intensity of the ammonia lines can be used to measure the temperature of the emitting medium.

Using scanning transmission electron microscopy combined with spectroscopy, researchers at UIC were able to measure the temperature of several two - dimensional materials at the atomic level, paving the way for much smaller and faster microprocessors.

«With this new technique, we can measure the temperature of a material with a resolution that is nearly 10 times better than conventional methods,» said Klie.

Now Fuentes and her colleagues have come up with a way to measure the temperature of a BEC without releasing it.

The satellite - based instruments measure the temperature of the atmosphere from the surface up to an altitude of about eight kilometers above sea level.

You could repeat this activity, but this time use a thermometer to measure the temperature of the cream when you put it into the glass jar.

• Measure the temperature of the water in each bowl with a thermometer.

While the instrument's thermal channels will measure the temperature of the land and sea surface, it also includes dedicated channels for measuring fires.

Arguably the most comprehensive of all the Copernicus Sentinel missions, Sentinel - 3A carries a suite of state - of - the - art instruments to systematically measure the temperature of Earth's oceans, land, ice and atmosphere.