a tool for measuring temperature.
A device for indicating temperature.
a calibrated‚ liquid-filled tube used to monitor the temperature of a solution or substance [Go to source
An instrument used to measure heat.
measuring instrument for measuring temperature
a common gauge for measuring temperature
a delicate instrument used for measuring temperature
a device that gauges temperature by measuring a temperature-dependent property, such as the expansion of a liquid in a sealed tube
a device that measures changes in temperature
a device that measures the temperature of things
a device used to measure temperatures ortemperature changes
a device with a thin glass tube traditionally filled with mercury which expands up the tube as the temperature increases
a good idea so that the temperature can be monitored
a little like a magic wand that helps transform foods into tasty, temperature-safe creations
a measuring tool that most children are familiar with
a must for candle making, since pouring temperature is so critical
a must-have for checking a child's temperature
a necessity in his cage just to make sure the temperature is within what hedgie is used to
an index of 'temperature'
an instrument for raising
an instrument for rasing temperance
an instrument that absorbs kinetic energy from impacting atoms and molecules and converts it to a reading against a scale
an instrument that measures, and indicates temperature, especially one that consists of a glass tube in which a liquid expands or contracts as the temperature increases or decreases
a tool to see the coolness or warmth of a substance room temperature or air pressure
a tool used to measure air temperature
a tool we use to measure temperature
a useful aid used to measure body temperature
a weather instrument that measures temperature
An instrument which measures temperature.
An instrument for measuring temperature. ULTRAVIOLET RAYS Invisible electromagnetic radiation which is comprised of very short wavelengths. Human beings get a sunburn from the ultraviolet rays emitted by the Sun.
An instrument for measuring the temperature of something, for example the air
An instrument used to detect differences in the level of heat.
An excellent kitchen tool for making yeast breads, baking breads and cooking in general. A thermometer indicates (shows) the temperature of a liquid, mixture, or dough, very quickly. Always use a thermometer to measure liquid temperature before adding it to or with the yeast. No guesswork with your yeast starter temperatures. Every kitchen should have at least one good cooking thermometer.
An instrument for measuring temperature typically by the rise and fall of a liquid in a thin glass tube.
an instrument for measuring temperature consisting typically of a glass bulb attached to a fine tube of glass with a numbered scale and containing a liquid that is sealed in and rises and falls with changes of temperature
Temperature is always an interesting topic with wood-fired ovens. You can test the temperature of the inside of the oven dome, the floor of the oven, a couple of inches inside the oven dome and in the air, using a variety of thermometers and Thermocouples For example, the Premio oven tests the air temperature, which allows you to gauge the temperature of the dome and floor. Another option is to use a Non-Contact Thermometer, which tests the surface temperatures of the Oven Floor and Oven Dome (if you have the right model). Bakers using larger, thicker Bread Ovens test inside the refractory to see how much heat has been absorbed to gauge the oven for bread. Another option is to develop a "feel" for your own oven using you hand. For more, read our Pizza Oven Management page.
An instrument for measuring temperature by utilizing the variation of the physical properties of substances according to their thermal states. Thermometers may be classified into types according to their construction; deformation thermometer, electrical thermometer, gas thermometer, liquid-in-glass thermometer, liquid-in-metal thermometer, sonic thermometer.
a tool used to check body temperature. There are various types available.
Used to determine temperature. May be calibrated in the Celsius and/or Fahrenheit Scale. For scientific purposes, the Celsius Scale is used.
A device used to measure temperature. A thermometer is indispensable for monitoring and maintaining mash schedules. Thermometers are characterized by their displays and are available in liquid scale, analog dial and digital versions.
Instrument which measures the temperature.
The thermometer is a feature which enables you to measure the approximate temperature of your surroundings both in Celsius and Fahrenheit. The temperature is rounded to the nearest whole number. The Thermometer is not intended for professional use.
An instrument for measuring temperature. Thermometers use either the Fahrenheit or Celsius scale.
A sensor that measures temperature.
This facility allows you to measure temperature.
Instrument used to measure temperature.
Any instrument that measures temperature with a sensor element that utilizes the variation of the physical properties of a substances associated with their temperature. Examples include liquid-in-glass , deformation-type, electrical and radiation thermometers.
An instrument used for measuring temperature. The different scales used in meteorology are Celsius, Fahrenheit, and Kelvin or Absolute.
An instrument for measuring temperature. The most common are liquid-in-glass, which have a sealed glass tube attached to a glass bulb filled with liquid.
A device used for measuring temperature. Thermometers specifically designed for brewers and wine makers are normally calibrated from –0 to 110 degrees Celsius, or 14-230 degrees Fahrenheit. They are filled with alcohol rather than mercury so that in case of breakage, they will not contaminate the beer or wine.
An instrument for measuring temperature by means of a substance whose expansion and contraction under different degrees of heat and cold are capable of accurate measurement.
A meter for measuring temperature.
Instrument for measuring air temperature. Used in hot air ballooning to measure temperatures both inside and outside the envelope to calculate buoyancy and at the same time, protect the envelope.
A thermometer is a device which measures temperature or temperature gradient, using a variety of different principles. The word thermometer is derived from two smaller word fragments: thermo from the Greek for heat and meter from Greek, meaning to measure.