Thermometer in a sentence as a noun

Likewise with a barber pole/ thermometer that spins but doesn't grow.

But I can take a thermometer and put it in hot water and the temperature goes up!

BTW, I've been in a sauna in Sweden where the thermometer displayed 100C.

A thermometer control shows initial progress, then stalls.

'A thermometer measures temperature when placed in your armpit.

Take your morning temperature with an old-fashioned thermometer under your arm for 10 min.

If you needed to measure the temperature, could you make a basic thermometer and calibrate it?

If someone's answer to "it is cold in here" is to put a lighter under the thermometer then the problem isn't the thermometer, right?

My infrared thermometer measured surface temperatures in excess of 140 deg. F on surfaces near the windows.

He visited Europe by ship and instead of curling up with a book on deck, he grabbed a thermometer and a notebook and discovered the Gulf Stream.

If measuring my body temperature a hundred times with the same thermometer isn't nearly as useful as measuring it twice with two different thermometers.

A thermometer would then provide insight into the variable of water temperature, which generally is about ten degrees Farenheit below boiling.

The thermometer read 10 degrees and the display showed 25 miles of remaining range""I called Tesla in California, and the official I woke up said I needed to condition the battery pack to restore the lost energy.

So for example if instead of the progress thermometer we simply put up an hourglass cursor, we can assume that some users will start to question the integrity of the process after ~4 seconds of watching the hourglass do its usual thing.

The fridge should be below 40 degrees at all times for food safety, and I have a thermometer inside that is 40 or below whenever I look at it, but recently I went home during the day when it was 96 degrees outside, and I saw that the temperature in the fridge was almost 50.

Thermometer definitions

noun

measuring instrument for measuring temperature