So a class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher class='bold'>temperature just means class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher average energy, and thus by Planck's rule, a class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher frequency of light emitted.

So all of these things, you want class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher class='bold'>temperature, class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher reaction.

The class='bold'>class='bold'>highest recorded class='bold'>temperature was on 19 August 1946, and on 23 August 2008 (41.0) while the lowest recorded class='bold'>temperature was on 25 January 1942.

The class='bold'>class='bold'>highest and lowest recorded class='bold'>temperatures in Alaska are both in the Interior.

Absolute hot is a concept of class='bold'>temperature that postulates the existence of a class='bold'>class='bold'>highest attainable class='bold'>temperature of matter.

Scrotal class='bold'>temperature reflects intratesticular class='bold'>temperature and is lowered by shaving.

Urban heat islands (UHI) are metropolitan areas with class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher class='bold'>temperatures than that of the surrounding environment.

class='bold'>TemperatureSet here the color class='bold'>temperature in Kelvin.

So the background here is around about 50 class='bold'>degrees centiclass='bold'>class='bold'>grade.

It isn't dancing, because its body class='bold'>temperature is actually relatively low.

look at the class='bold'>temperature of the soil.

I was up in the high Arctic to tell a story about global warming, inspired in part by the former Vice President's wonderful book.

Here's this resource that we're looking to save, and it turns out it's the hottest heating event that we can find on record.

So high class='bold'>temperature they're moving around more, and low class='bold'>temperature they're moving around less.

And we learned in the last video that just pure water at 25 class='bold'>degrees Celsius, which is room class='bold'>temperature.

The water is minus 1.7 class='bold'>degrees centiclass='bold'>class='bold'>grade, or 29 class='bold'>degrees Fahrenheit.

It will proceed at room class='bold'>temperature.

And this is air class='bold'>temperature.

Finally, empty space has a class='bold'>temperature.

How does one take the class='bold'>temperature of toast?

Coal burns at a much class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher class='bold'>temperature than wood, and coal stoves must be constructed to withstand the high heat levels.

Usually, average annual class='bold'>temperature is around during the day and at night.

A cubic centimeter of it weighs 5.9 grams. it's a solid metal at room class='bold'>temperature, but it melts at a paltry 30 class='bold'>degrees Celcius, 85 class='bold'>degrees Fahrenheit.

Finally, surface class='bold'>temperature is used.

So, describe to the audience the class='bold'>temperature of your shirt. Go ahead.

But it's also used to assign a class='bold'>temperature range.

Volta's battery works at room class='bold'>temperature.

We'll look at ocean warming.

We huddled into that tent, 45 class='bold'>below that day, I'll never forget it.

If your body class='bold'>temperature rises, you start to sweat in order to cool down if your class='bold'>temperature falls, your muscles vibrate (shiver) to warm up.

The cloud has a class='bold'>temperature of about , about the same class='bold'>temperature as the surface of the Sun.

Kepler 40b has an equilibrium class='bold'>temperature of 1620 K, over six times class='bold'>hotter than the equilibrium class='bold'>temperature of Earth.

She's got real class.

The Hall Heroult cell operates at high class='bold'>temperature, a class='bold'>temperature high enough that the aluminum metal product is liquid.

So I'm going to place this on a hot plate that is set to a class='bold'>temperature only slightly class='bold'>class='bold'>class='bold'>higher than ambient and you can see what happens.

It can be carried out either in a column or a plane.

Then finally it is cooled at room class='bold'>temperature.

(b) Atmospheric class='bold'>temperature radiative and energy fluxes

That's the definition. There was no class='bold'>temperature.

40 would be the coldest class='bold'>temperature, and 7 would be the warmest class='bold'>temperature.

So that's why it's considered standard class='bold'>temperature.

RG The class='bold'>temperature of the heat shield can reach 2,600 class='bold'>degrees Fahrenheit.

The class='bold'>class='bold'>highest class='bold'>temperature ever recorded in the city centre was on 18 July 1945 and the lowest was on 10 January 1987.

This thing heats up by about 15 class='bold'>degrees above ambient class='bold'>temperature amazing.

Mexico class='bold'>temperature has been, air class='bold'>temperature has been something between 15, up to 30 class='bold'>degrees C, and people enjoyed themselves.