Sentences with phrase «take temperatures of»

In fact, it will take temperatures of 100 million degrees C to get fusion going on a scale that could fit on our planet.

The non-invasive design makes it easy to take temperatures of children and babies who move around or are sleeping.

Benjamin Zhang: On your first day as CEO, you announced that you would go on a «listening tour» to take the temperature of your employees.

Zogby sees them as complementary, allowing him to present clients with a range of options for taking the temperature of the masses.

«They opened up too quickly, too fast, and they didn't take time to take the temperature of the Canadian consumer,» says Farla Efros, COO with retail consultant firm HRC Advisory.

His latest project, The Human Face of Big Data, uses photographs, infographics, and even an app to attempt to both tell the story of how we use this astonishing glut of data and, for one day — October 2nd — take the temperature of humanity.

The volatility gauge takes the temperature of investor sentiment over the next 30 days.

This reflection takes the temperature of one who aspires to the description «Evangelical,» yet serves within a denomination where the word carries mixed associations.

Hut Keel says, «I'd hate to think JW could be imitated elsewhere,» since, as he sees it, churches need to be «environmentalists» — to take the temperature of their particular place and serve it accordingly.

He went up, John says, «not publicly, but almost in secret,» as if he wished to observe without being observed, taking the temperature of feeling in metropolitan circles.2 But «when the festival was already half over» he was moved to address the crowds in the temple.3 What he said so incensed them that he was in danger of being lynched.4 In the Fourth Gospel this episode is made, after John's manner, the setting for a whole series of dialogues and discourses which are evidently his own composition, though they contain undoubted reminiscences of earlier tradition, but there seems no valid reason to reject his statement that in September or October Jesus was in Jerusalem, and that the reception he met with finally convinced him — whatever premonitions he may previously have entertained — that any advance on the city would meet with implacable hostility.

Taking the temperature of the church through congregations is a messy business, which helps explain why seminaries and churches alike have tended to listen more to theologians than to the congregations themselves.

Ruth Dickinson takes the temperature of evangelical opinion on the subject of homosexuality and the Church.

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I took the temperature of mine yesterday and it registered 140 degrees and that's not enough.......

Taking the temperature of the liquid is imperative so you don't run the risk of killing the yeast (too hot) or not activating enough of it (too cool).

Note: For more accurate cooking, use a meat thermometer to take the temperature of the meat as it cooks.

The next time I make these I'll time it and take the temperature of my oil.

To ensure proper baking, check that the oven thermometer is holding steady at 200 degrees and refrain from frequently taking the temperature of the cheesecake (unless it is within a few degrees of 165, allow 20 minutes between checking).

As passionate about food she is about wine, she edits the magazine's Eat.Drink reports that take the temperature of London's ever - evolving restaurant scene.

No need to heat up water or take the temperature of water.

At the end of the Gluten - Free Cycle, take the temperature of the loaf using an instant - read thermometer.

It is difficult to take the temperature of the ribs because of the bones, so some instinctive cooking is required here.

Take the temperature of your kitchen — between 72 ° and 74 ° is ideal for fermentation.

He was taking the temperature of the fans and people around baseball.

If anyone you're taking the temperature of has a fever, the thermometer will give you a warning.

With DMT - 116A from iProven, you can easily take the temperature of your baby without disturbing him.

However, if your baby takes more than a few days to recover from the cold, or the symptoms seem severe, or you take a temperature of 103 degrees (F) or higher, it's probably time to go to the pediatrician.

The Kidz - Med Thermometer comes with Pacifier Medicine Dispenser which makes it easier for you to take the temperature of your baby.

Many caregivers and mothers are used to taking the temperature of their toddlers using their palm.

When taking the temperature of a child between the ages of 0 to 3 years, it is advisable to use the rectal method as it gets an accurate reading.

A team of Texas researchers took the temperature of kids» sack lunches.

You could even take the temperature of a sleeping child (well, maybe not my sleeping child... but most sleeping children).

Or, at the very least, no one's willing to own up to either receiving calls from a would - be new leader or making calls to the take the temperature of the conference on a potential change.

The lazy Westminster media won't have to travel to cold church halls and faraway working men's clubs to take the temperature of Labour's grassroots.

«To create an overall plan that you're going to be able to get consensus on is not impossible, but it's a real slog and what I think is happening now with the Council is we are taking the temperature of members on the most important changes that need to happen to get broad support when this comes up for a vote.»

They negotiated until it seemed time to take the temperature of government leaders in Madison and Oneida counties, Halbritter said.

The New York Post's Fred Dicker then took the temperature of the three gubernatorial hopefuls and found that Rick Lazio and Carl Paladino are dead set against it, but Andrew Cuomo came out with full - throated support.

Queens Politics took the temperature of several latino civic leaders regarding their choice for Queens Borough President and found out a few surprising facts.

«We've always believed there would be multiple candidates taking the temperature of the electorate out there,» Zellner said.

When the thermometer is in Surface Mode, you can take the temperature of anything from a milk bottle to the ambient room temperature.

This thermometer from Generation Guard includes modes for taking temperatures of objects and rooms as well as body temperatures.

But in March, the European Space Agency announced that its orbiting Planck telescope had taken the temperature of 50 million tiny patches of sky, creating the highest - resolution baby picture of the whole universe ever taken, and allowing astronomers to better understand the first moments after the Big Bang.

Because friction generates heat (like rubbing your hands together), taking the temperature of a fault after an earthquake can provide a measure of the fault's frictional resistance to slip.

Doing the next best thing to taking the temperature of a Tyrannosaurus rex, a pair of scientists in the US have calculated how heat was distributed over the body of the creature when it was roaming the Earth 67 million years ago.

Shinoda found that CFC - 112 and ethanol started to react at a temperature as low as 150 °C, but that it took a temperature of 265 °C before 99 per cent of the CFC was decomposed.

Lorimer Moseley, a neuroscientist who studies pain at Oxford University in the U.K., and colleagues repeated the rubber - hand experiment on 11 volunteers, but they added a twist: They took the temperature of the hidden hand.

HOW do you take the temperature of the coldest thing in the universe?

Lisa Ashford of EcoSecurities takes the temperature of the carbon offsetting sector and finds it in remarkably rude health despite the recession

River's Edge takes the temperature of teenage America on the verge of grunge and finds it cold.

Earlier this month, The Envelope gathered some of the industry's top actors not just to talk about their current, award - contending films but to take the temperature of a community rattled by revelations of sexual harassment and assault claims against the likes of movie titan Harvey Weinstein and others.