Sentences with phrase «right temperature range»

The LED digital display shows lets you know when the device is in the right temperature range and ready to start charging your gadgets.

The strips let you know if the brew is in the right temperature range for brewing success, or if a heating solution may be needed.

Not exact matches

A wide range of methods have been used to get the timing right — from taking basal body temperatures or assessing cervical mucus to using ovulation prediction kits.

Just keep the humidity up, turn the eggs 2 or 3 times a day, and keep the temperature in the right range and you're ready to go.

Lizards near the northernmost end of the range, however, could right themselves in temperatures as low as 6 °C.

Unlike the four previously known planets in the same system and hundreds of others found throughout the Milky Way galaxy, Gliese 581 g sits in the middle of its host star's habitable zone, where temperatures are in the right range for liquid water to exist.

The new hybrid, though, runs at temperatures right in between, potentially making it more suitable for a range of applications.

Borehole temperature reconstructions necessarily exhibit dramatically increasing error ranges the further back in time one goes, so this can not possibly be right.

This diagram is a plot of luminosity (absolute magnitude) against the colour of the stars ranging from the high - temperature blue - white stars on the left side of the diagram to the low temperature red stars on the right side.

The grey bars at the right indicate the best estimate and likely range of temperatures.

Both models come standard with a dual - zone climate - control system, featuring separate left / right temperature and air - distribution controls plus a wide range of other state - of - the - art features.

To avoid guessing what the temperature is, you could install a wall thermometer in the room so you will know if the temperature is in the right range to keep your hamster healthy and happy.

Olympus Mons, What it would take is a new model that explained climate better than the current one and a) had a CO2 sensitivity lower than 1 degree per doubling; or b) had a large negative feedback that somehow kicked in right at the current terrestrial temperature range; or c) had a mechanism whereby CO2 suddenly stopped being a greenhouse gas at 280 ppmv

This could easily be misunderstood, as in table SPM - 3 the temperature ranges including carbon cycle feedback are shown right next to the sea level ranges, but the latter actually apply to a smaller temperature range.

The right - hand panel shows ranges of global average temperature change above pre-industrial, using (i) «best estimate» climate sensitivity of 3 °C (black line in middle of shaded area), (ii) upper bound of likely range of climate sensitivity of 4.5 °C (red line at top of shaded area)(iii) lower bound of likely range of climate sensitivity of 2 °C (blue line at bottom of shaded area).

The wheel on the right depicts their estimate of the range of probability of potential global temperature change over the next 100 years if no policy change is enacted on curbing greenhouse gas emissions.

The wheel on the right depicts researchers» estimation of the range of probability of potential global temperature change over the next 100 years if no policy change is enacted on curbing greenhouse gas emissions.

The violet curve (above right) shows that, assuming a mean temperature of 255 K, Earth System radiation to Space is in a squat, wide «longwave» range, from about 5μm to beyond 40μm, which we call mid - and far - infrared.

3) His emissivity is not pertinent to the IR range of Terran surface temperatures, but he lacks the wit to understand or apply the correct equations in the right way

By fixating on a minor detail, you have glossed right over all the real difficulties and challenges in working out the probable error range for early temperature records, which include uncertainty about the properties of the thermometers used and gaps in the records.