millidegree Sentence Examples
- The temperature change was barely perceptible, only a few millidegrees.
- The instrument's precision allowed it to measure temperature changes down to a hundredth of a millidegree.
- The melting point of the compound is unusually precise, varying by only a few millidegrees.
- The fluctuations in the temperature were so small that they were measured in millidegrees.
- The greenhouse effect is expected to cause an increase in global temperatures by several millidegrees per decade.
- The temperature gradient across the room was only a few millidegrees, resulting in a barely noticeable difference in warmth.
- The temperature sensor was sensitive enough to detect millidegree changes in the ambient temperature.
- The calibration process required extreme precision, with temperature measurements being adjusted to within millidegrees.
- The surface temperature of the star was measured to be 6,500 millidegrees Kelvin.
- The change in temperature between the two samples was a mere 0.5 millidegrees, indicating their thermal stability.
millidegree Meaning
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millidegree (n)
a unit of temperature equal to one-thousandth of a degree
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a unit of temperature equal to one-thousandth of a degree
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The temperature change was barely perceptible, only a few millidegrees.
The instrument's precision allowed it to measure temperature changes down to a hundredth of a millidegree.
The melting point of the compound is unusually precise, varying by only a few millidegrees.
The fluctuations in the temperature were so small that they were measured in millidegrees.
