Sentences with phrase «measure temperature via»

If you want to measure temperature via ear mode, first you have to remove the sensor cover.

Not exact matches

This thermometer from Innovo is versatile in that it that allows you to measure body temperatures via forehead and ear.

If you want to measure the temperature of your baby via forehead mode, you have to point the thermometer at the middle of your child's forehead and press F1.

That's why my future undergarments will include the BioHarness, a special chest strap from an Annapolis, Maryland, company called Zephyr that measures vital signs like heart rate and skin temperature, as well as body motions, and relays any worrisome readings via a Bluetooth transmitter to whoever might be standing by with a cellphone or computer to help.

Scientists measured how much carbon dioxide the artificially warmed plants respired — released into the air via their leaves — and learned that over time, the trees acclimated to warmer temperatures and increased their carbon emissions less than expected.

With a device that touches the skin, these can include tracking skin temperature, monitoring hydration by measuring skin salt levels, providing blood oxygen level via pulse - oximetry, etc..

These are the ones I use in CSALT: CO2 — Measure of concentration, no direct relation to temperature SOI — Measure of pressure difference, relation to temperature via e.g. gas law but is really a trade wind term Aerosols — Estimate of volcanic concentrations, no direct relation to temperature LOI — Measure of rotation speed, no direct relation to temperature TSI — Measure of EM power density, no direct relation to temperature

We air - deploy buoys that measure the temperature profile of the upper ocean continuously and report the data via Satellite.

The Stadium Wave is actually a useful model (via the LOD measure) and allows us to reduce the uncertainty in the attribution of the atmospheric CO2 concentration to the current global temperature rise.

You can see the statistical contributions of temperature and precip measures to bcp ringwidth via correlation in the Salzer et al figure 4.

The device continually measures UV and temperature and adjusts the time limit accordingly via Bluetooth.

Realise that Temperature is linked to Pressure; both via molecular kinetic velocity (i.e. molecular kinetic energy) and that alterations to the kinetic energy of a system can be expressed by production of Turbulence rather than measured as alteration to Temperature.

If you know the standard - errors of the various data - point (i.e. global mean temperature) estimates, we can check if it's statistically significant via a difference in means test, while accounting for correlation in estimator distributions (it should be, unless NASA can't measure at all, which I sincerely doubt).