centigrade's Usage Examples:

A simple sparkler reaches a temperature of up to 2000 degrees centigrade.

To guard against frost damage they are fired to 1160 degrees centigrade yet remain porous allowing roots to breathe and preventing waterlogging.

The absolute centigrade temperature T is thence inferred from the gas equation (8) R pv/T povo/273, which, with p 2440, v 5, p o 1, vo 700, makes T 4758, a temperature of 4485° C.

Adopting the centigrade scale, this gives 1390.

Joule inferred from them that the mechanical equivalent of heat is probably about 772 foot-pounds, or, employing the centigrade scale, about 1390 foot-pounds.

) The instrument should have no temperature correction; this is a good quality of electrostatic instruments, but in all voltmeters of the electrokinetic type which are wound with copper wire an increase of one degree centigrade in the average temperature of that wire alters the resistance by 0.

The formulae show the number of cubic centimetres of gas absorbed by i litre of sea-water; t indicates the temperature in degrees centigrade and CI the salinity as shown by the amount of chlorine per mille: 02 10.