"degree" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- If the protostar has sufficient mass, the density reaches a critical level where the temperature exceeds 10 million degrees kelvin at its center.
- Below 2.17 degrees kelvin, liquid helium becomes superfluid; that is, it flows without friction.
- If Hadden was frozen to four degrees Kelvin at ten billion kilometers from Earth, what exactly was his legal status?
- Its field, 20,000 times as strong as that at the Earth's surface, is produced by current flowing through superconducting coils cooled to 1.8 degrees Kelvin above absolute zero.
- The windings are kept at four degrees Kelvin by liquid helium, and carry up to forty thousand amperes per square centimeter.
- Now it was cutting down the heat-intake from the nearby double sun instead of holding the temperature of the Yarrow so many degrees Kelvin above the chill of empty space.
- "One point two million degrees Kelvin."
- Denser air, when it expands proportionally to the change of its absolute temperature (in degrees Kelvin), causes larger mass-density variations, which will better fight the viscosity of air (also constant vs. pressure).
- When the gas heats up to around 30,000 degrees kelvin, the gas starts to glow.
- "It's a good three hundred degrees Kelvin too hot."
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