Our picks for the best baby thermometers are Vicks Rectal Baby Thermometer, Exergen Temporal Artery Thermometer, Innovo Digital Forehead and Ear Thermometer, Braun ThermoScan Ear Thermometer, and Vicks ComfortFlex.
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Here are the best baby thermometers you can buy:Best rectal thermometer: Vicks Rectal Baby ThermometerBest forehead thermometer: Exergen Temporal Artery ThermometerBest ear thermometer: Braun ThermoScan Ear ThermometerBest multipurpose thermometer: Innovo Digital Forehead and Ear ThermometerBest budget thermometer: Vicks ComfortFlexPrices and links are current as of 3/04/2020.
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We also selected a new multipurpose thermometer (previously the Enji Family Digital Thermometer), removed the best overall and high-tech categories and picks (iProven DMT-489 Thermometer and Kinsa QuickCare Smart Digital Thermometer, respectively), and added a budget pick.
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It's a smart temporal artery thermometer, and arguably the best thermometer you can get today.
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You can grab a great instant-read digital thermometer like the Habor Foldable Thermometer ($173).
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Here are the best meat thermometers:Best meat thermometer overall: Lavatools Javelin Digital Meat ThermometerBest meat thermometer on a budget: Polder Stable-Read Digital ThermometerBest high-end meat thermometer: ThermoPro Wireless Remote Meat ThermometerBest meat thermometer for fast readings: Lavatools Javelin PRO Duo Digital Meat ThermometerBest smart meat thermometer: iDevices Kitchen ThermometerUpdated on 1/14/2020 by Jen Gushue: Updated links, formatting, and prices.
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The device is a smart temporal artery thermometer, and arguably the best thermometer you can get today.
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The Lavatools Javelin Digital Meat Thermometer is a low-cost instant-read thermometer that provides quick, accurate readings.
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Buy Now Thermocouple Thermometer, $100 The instant-read thermometer is one of the most underused and underrated kitchen instruments.
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Thermometer A good thermometer is an essential tool for every medicine cabinet, and Wirecutter has two options that should work for most people: The Vicks Comfort Flex Digital is its pick for an oral/rectal/axillary thermometer, and if you're looking for an ear or forehead thermometer, go with the iProven DMT-489.
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With a ThermoPro TP03 thermometer and a ThermoPro Wireless Dual Probe Thermometer, you can get instant internal food temperature readings.
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" Thermometer "I keep a thermometer just to take my temperature because I'm a hypochondriac, which is very funny to me.
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To create the measure, I individually subtracted the Muslims', blacks' and Hispanics' feeling thermometer scores from the whites' feeling thermometer scores.
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He put a remote thermometer in a vehicle to capture the internal temperature while an outside thermometer recorded the ambient temperature.
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"When the nurse walks in the room with the thermometer, the issue is not what the thermometer says that day," Boras said.
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Singh is also eager to work with other smart thermometer makers, either by inputting their data into his model, or by making the Kinsa app compatible with any Bluetooth thermometer that uses the standard connection interface for wireless thermometer hardware.
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Bluetooth food thermometer Cooking meat correctly often means monitoring a thermometer, but this nifty gadget is one your parents won't have to check.
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Pros: Cons: Buy the ThermoPro TP03 Thermometer on Amazon for $12.99Buy the ThermoPro TP20 Wireless Remote Dual Probe Cooking Thermometer on Amazon for $59.99
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Smart thermometer company Kinsa is using thousands of its thermometer readings from across the US to try to predict where COVID-19 might strike next.
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Here's the graph again: The thermometer on the right shows temperatures relative to preindustrial levels; the thermometer on the left shows them relative to 1986-2005.
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The senators' letter cites an example from the BuzzFeed News report of a thermometer labeled as "Amazon's Choice," despite numerous reviews that the thermometer does not accurately measure temperature.
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To use the app, you need to take your temperature every morning with a basal body thermometer, which is a specialized thermometer that can detect very small body temperature changes.
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"It could alert a parent that the pacifier temperature is a little elevated (and) that they may want to recheck it using a rectal thermometer or a temporal artery thermometer," Shu said.
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Fridababy Quick-Read Rectal Thermometer ($15): Although accuracy was on-point, its small, sleek design was a hindrance and made it harder to hold (and feel confident using) than Vicks' rectal thermometer.
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Withings' new smart thermometer seems to good to be true.
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At that point, stop stirring, and insert a candy thermometer.
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It registered within a degree of my Weber meat thermometer.
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I grab my basal body thermometer and take my temp.
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If you're doing this at home, a thermometer is crucial.
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A smart thermometer adds fevers to your quantified self data.
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Use your thermometer to check the bottom of the pot.
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Bake uncovered for 2 hours until a thermometer reads 140°.
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If you don't have a meat thermometer, don't sweat it.
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Ignore the thermometer; it will feel colder with the wind.
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Based on pediatric guidelines, we added a best rectal thermometer.
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What type of thermometer should you use on your baby?
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Everybody has got a smartphone, everybody can get a thermometer.
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After all, we can't stick a thermometer under its tongue.
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"Don't just treat the number on the thermometer," Altmann added.
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The MeatStick® True Wireless Meat Thermometer: Xtender Set — $47.99
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Nutrichef Smart Bluetooth BBQ Grill Thermometer, $43.99, available at AmazonThis smart thermometer has an outdoor wireless range of 200 feet and sends you a notification and alarm when your meat reaches the set temperature.
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An infrared thermometer that can be used without waking someone up.
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An infrared thermometer shows the surface temperature to be 228 degrees.
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A monthly plan will run you $10 with no thermometer included.
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The MeatStick True Wireless Meat Thermometer: Xtender Set — $59.99 See Details
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Don't be scared off by the candy thermometer — you've got this!
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When in doubt, use a rectal thermometer to take their temperature.
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He'll center a thermometer here, or flip a couch cushion there.
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When sugar dissolves, uncover and place a candy thermometer in mixture.
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"I always have a thermometer in that dough's ass," he adds.
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We loved this smart thermometer when we reviewed it last year.
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No, none of Google's Home products have a built-in thermometer.
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Thermodo's plugs into your phone to turn it into a thermometer.
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There's no need to track the temperature with a candy thermometer.
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A digital meat thermometer should register no more than 160 degrees.
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Joe went to the drug store to get a thermometer: 104.
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Bake until a thermometer inserted reads 145°F, about 1 ½ hours.
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The drugstore thermometer told me I had a 102.2 degree fever.
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No. It's just a thermometer for where the country is headed.
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Again, beaten to the punch, not a thermometer to be found.
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He dug up a thermometer and stuck it under his tongue.
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So low the staff couldn't even measure it on their thermometer.
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All you need is a candy thermometer to monitor the temperature.
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Withings Thermo (top) compared to the comparably-sized iHealth digital thermometer (bottom).
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The bullet-like pill is a thermometer designed to relay core temperature.
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Insert a meat thermometer in the turkey thigh near the hip joint.
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Keeping track of cooking temperatures is easy with a thermometer on hand.
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My roommate texts to see if I can buy her a thermometer.
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One night, out of curiosity, they brought a thermometer downstairs with them.
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A probe or instant-read thermometer is a useful tool to have.
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The exception to this, though, is if you have a Nest thermometer.
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This $14.99 Galileo thermometer is just as classy as it is functional.
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But even with a cold front the thermometer won't drop that much.
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The Thermo thermometer will cost $99.95 when it launches later this quarter.
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Collins thought that once the thermometer rose, Cespedes would begin swinging better.
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All the speakers were in evening dress, in spite of the thermometer.
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Did you ever have a thermometer hanging outside a window at home?
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I printed out a photo of a thermometer and tracked my progress.
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But having a thermometer in the truck, although critical, isn't very exact.
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That's how it can be more accurate than your good old thermometer.
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A nurse in gloves greeted visitors in mid-March with a thermometer.
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They're also taking children's temperatures at the door, using an infrared thermometer.
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I evaluated each thermometer for accuracy, ease of use, design, and comfort.
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The first thing that strikes you about the thermometer is its heft.
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The company pulls together about 150,000 home smart thermometer readings per day.
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It took more than 200 years for the thermometer to catch on.
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"They didn't put the thermometer into our ears properly," Ms. Ishida said.
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CNET gave the iDevices Kitchen Thermometer an 8.3 rating out of 10.
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A later reading with an oral thermometer recorded a normal temperature, 98.6.
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Price: $134 The Weber iGrill is a fantastic thermometer designed for grilling.
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Before they begin, each sailor swallows a digestible core body thermometer pill.
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I didn't have a laser thermometer on hand, but I held a meat thermometer to it and it read 107.4 degrees F. I tried it again with stabilization, Wi-Fi, and GPS disabled and it got up to 112.9.
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A reliable thermometer is a must-have for assessing just how ill a person is and the iProvèn Thermometer is the best one you can buy because it has two temperature reading functions that guarantee a quick, accurate reading.
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Serious Eats compared this thermometer to the ThermoPop from ThermoWorks and found the Lavatools thermometer has the edge when it comes to cooking thinner cuts of meat but can't reach the center of large roasts like the ThermoPop can.
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Allain gave each cup its own thermometer to keep track of cooling rates.
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My roommate says she got a thermometer and that her fever has subsided!
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The thermometer in his room read 64 degrees, and the Nest was off.
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Weber's iGrill Mini includes a single probe connected to a Bluetooth-enabled thermometer.
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I compared feeling thermometer evaluations for Donald Trump and those for Hillary Clinton.
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Bake until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 12 minutes.
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Withings' WiFi-connected thermometer, Thermo, ($99.95) is used by hovering over the skin.
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Unsure if you're sick or just sleep-deprived, you reach for a thermometer.
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In conjunction with daily input from a basal body thermometer, it can indeed.
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Most women rely on a thermometer to measure their fertility throughout the month.
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Withings products including the Activité smartwatch, E-ink fitness tracker, and Bluetooth thermometer.
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Set your thermometer to about 60 degrees, and you will be all set.
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The thermometer in the French capital hit 108.6 degrees Fahrenheit (42.6 degrees Celsius).
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They were the best thermometer to measure the health of a broken city.
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But I did not get elected to Congress to argue with a thermometer.
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Unless you're deep-frying and employing a thermometer, the answer is probably no.
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The woman had searched nearby stores for a thermometer, but came up empty.
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Cleanup is relatively simple with soap and water, as the thermometer is waterproof.
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The thermometer is ready out-of-the-box with two preinstalled AAA batteries.
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I don't have a thermometer, because I just moved to Geneva in December.
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A similar non-contact thermometer was selling for around $60 on CVS' website.
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The oven has two adjustable metal racks and also includes a probe thermometer.
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They used an oral thermometer that was only minimally cleaned after each use.
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I brought them over-the-counter medicines, Band-Aids, a thermometer and lunchboxes.
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Heat maple syrup to about 240 degrees Fahrenheit, checking with a candy thermometer.
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Place in the cooker and roast until a thermometer inserted reaches 153°F.
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Accessories include a thermometer, stethescope, x-ray bibs, a spoon, and a medicine bottle.
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It has a built-in meat thermometer, an HD camera, and a digital scale.
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It's $15.29 today (down from $29.99)—and it's Amazon's number-one bestselling cooking thermometer.
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Take the mystery out of it by investing in an instant read meat thermometer.
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A thermometer and a quick consult separates incoming suspected Ebola cases from other patients.
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"36.8 -- she is fine," says Mutahwa, holding a thermometer up to the smiling woman.
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If the thermometer reads 104 or greater, fluids should be increased by 30 percent.
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Gone are the days of standing over a hot stove with a kitchen thermometer.
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Heat a large pot of oil until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Increase the heat for the oil until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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I've never used an infrared thermometer before, and I was admittedly intrigued by it.
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The survey also included a "feeling thermometer" for their overall opinion of transgender people.
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"I stuck a thermometer inside the suit," he told CBS News back in 2014.
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Just make sure you toss out your old thermometer, old scale, and old watch.
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In the camp infirmary he rubbed a thermometer until it registered a dangerous fever.
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According to the Daily Mail , a thermometer on the wall read eighty-one degrees.
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By the middle of the next day, the thermometer had climbed to 118 degrees.
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A meat thermometer can tell you when it has reached a safe internal temperature.
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When the heat was turned off, the thermometer showed the water was 71 degrees.
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Philip J. Volpe, the Met's master electrician, monitors its temperature with an infrared thermometer.
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It was a sweltering day; the car's dashboard thermometer rose past a hundred degrees.
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Another tool that's sometimes used is one that's essentially a thermometer for the labia.
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Now the discovery of a 19th-century thermometer factory there has further complicated matters.
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The calendar may say October, but you would not know it from the thermometer.
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It's Amazon's best-selling meat thermometer and boasts over 8,303 perfect five-star reviews.
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Finally, one of the health workers retrieved a different thermometer from a supply kits.
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The Polder Stable-Read thermometer provides accurate readings in as little as four seconds.
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Heat oil in a medium saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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I truly believe that reality TV is a thermometer of our cultural mind-set.
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The Specialized High School Admissions Test is the thermometer that reports a sick system.
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There's the thermometer for my grill, I don't really need an app for that.
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The tiny life preserver that encircles this thermometer may save your custard or your hollandaise.
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Here's our rule: Use a timer for guidance, and a thermometer for a final check.
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For one thing, there's the built-in thermometer, which allows Edwin to monitor bath temperature.
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I view poll analysis, properly done, as being like a thermometer or other scientific instrument.
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Fill a large saucepan with sunflower oil until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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The first thing I do every morning is take my temperature using a basal thermometer.
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All babies get sick at one time or another — buy a thermometer to be prepared.
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A good meat thermometer will let you check multiple times without hacking into your dinner.
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Imagine running a high fever, but the doctor swears his thermometer indicates all is fine.
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When it comes to chicken, my best advice is really to buy a meat thermometer.
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At CES, Withings announced the $100 Withings Thermo, a smart thermometer to track your fever.
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Use a rectal thermometer for infants and have a bulb syringe to clear their mucus.
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Bake, covered, until an instant-read thermometer inserted into turkey reads 150°, about 1 hour.
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The Vicks Rectal Baby Thermometer has a short, flexible tip that makes over-insertion impossible.
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This thermometer is the smallest and lightest of the bunch, making it optimal for travel.
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Vicks RapidRead Thermometer ($23): This model came neck-and-neck with Vicks' ComfortFlex for accuracy.
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I certainly hope when she goes to a doctor, she lets them use a thermometer.
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Transfer back to the saucepan and cook, whisking constantly, until a thermometer reads 145°F.
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I feel like her tank is not that warm, but the thermometer reads 80 degrees.
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The one that held the thermometer and body wash has been stolen by porch pirates.
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"Oceans are really the best thermometer we have for changes in the Earth," he said.
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It tends to end up being like a mood, to some degree, a mood thermometer.
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Thanks for the pics, Bella ... said all of Minneapolis where the thermometer reads 12 degrees.
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MaxiNutrition Progain extreme mass and size protein shake powder — £71.993 (list price £39.99) Optrex 2-in-1 ActiMist dry and irritated eye spray — £9.99 (list price £14.99) BONGMI smart basal thermometer (fertility tracker) — £24.49 (list price £49.00) BONGMI oral basal body temperature BBT thermometer (fertility tracker) — £34.49 (list price (£49.00) BONGMI earmo digital medical ear thermometer — £20.24 (list price £59.99) HelloBaby wireless video baby monitor with digital camera — £71.99 (list price £89.99)
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The rebranded Smart Ear Thermometer comes with a new color scheme in a very familiar shade of red, and Elmo's voice will be available in Kinsa's app for users of the new device and owners of the existing thermometer, which was released last year.
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The study takes advantage of a new method that can serve as a whole ocean thermometer.
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The app, Natural Cycles, costs about $80 per year and comes with an oral basal thermometer.
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You don't have a thermometer out there, so I have no idea how cold it got.
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Your meat thermometer doesn't care how thick the steak is, so take advantage of its precision.
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Armed only with a thermometer, he leads his contact tracing teams through the neighborhoods of Butembo.
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I text my roommate to let her know I had no luck with the thermometer search.
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Jovan Vazquez has taken to carrying a thermometer with him every time he leaves his house.
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Cook over medium-high heat, stirring often, until a candy thermometer inserted in mixture reads 240°.
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Heat 4-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Despite the heat — the thermometer reached an unusual 91 degrees Fahrenheit in England for the match!
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It costs $79.99 a year, and $9.99 a month to use the thermometer — no prescription necessary.
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Heat oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 385°F|195°C.
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The U.K. Met Office tweeted it's likely those regions could see the thermometer hit 102°F.
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She'll use an immersion blender—a whisk is fine at home—and a thermometer as well.
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Grill, flipping once, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reads 165°F, 40 minutes.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Heat the oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F. 2.
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In a sauce pot with a cooking thermometer attached, bring the oil up to 400F. 3.
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I didn't see a thermometer in the steam room, so I couldn't discern the exact temperature.
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Better yet, get a wireless meat thermometer that can stay in the bird the whole time.
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Cook the turkey thighs over direct heat, turning regularly, until a thermometer inserted reaches 165°F.
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Behind the scene, the thermometer has 16 infra-red sensors making 4,000 measurements in two seconds.
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CNN was present for one of the temperature checks and saw the thermometer read 99.9 degrees.
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The political scientist James Stimson's national "mood" thermometer shows a swing to the left since 2012.
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It's Midsummer in Finland and the thermometer is struggling to stay above 10°C (50°F).
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Get a thermometer to make sure your oven is exactly where you need it to be.
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Heat the oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F. 2.
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She also stole general lab equipment, including a thermometer and "hundreds" of slides, the complaint said.
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You don't strictly need a digital thermometer for this, but I like its speed and accuracy.
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I have never met a home thermometer I trusted, though, and insisted on checking twice more.
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The thermometer probe is too large to slide down into the ear canal to register accurately.
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Once inserted, the short, curved body of the thermometer will naturally rest against the baby's bum.
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Thermometer You don't want to be remembered as the host who served raw turkey at Friendsgiving.
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We don't fire the doctor or throw away the thermometer when an illness has been diagnosed.
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The second I saw the thermometer hit 170 though, I knew I'd overdone it a bit.
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Heat 3-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 400°F.
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He had plenty of food, the man told Ms. Curtis on the phone, but no thermometer.
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Yummly Smart Thermometer ($129 — available in early 2020) Owners of Whirlpool ovens will love this one.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a medium saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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The thermometer says it's four degrees, but the Weather Channel says it feels like minus 2300.
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The instruments on board – chronometer, thermometer, barometer, compass – were, at the time, state-of-the-art.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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"No matter what you would ask, he would say, 'Thermometer,&apos" Braun said of cross-examining Manson.
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It was about how to use a cooking thermometer correctly — the type you sink into a turkey.
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Heat 2-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Bake fish in oven until an instant-read thermometer reads 211 degrees for medium, about 2130 minutes.
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Flip chicken; bake until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion of chicken registers 165°, about 25 minutes.
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At the moment, the cheapest plan costs $6 a month for the year and includes a thermometer.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 703°F.
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Heat 2 inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F. 2.
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Finally, A Thermometer Will Help Even Cohen admits that getting the temperature right is tricky to eyeball.
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The app doesn't read temperature for you, or even connect to a thermometer to ensure accurate readings.
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Heat 2 inches vegetable oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 325°F.
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The hackers managed to find and steal information from the casino's high-roller database through the thermometer.
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Among its capabilities is its role as a sleep monitor, thermometer and even an electrocardiogram (ECG) monitor.
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If you are anal and insist on a thermometer, you're looking for 170° temperature in the thigh.
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Heat 3-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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I recommend using a probe thermometer that you can leave in the terrine while it is cooking.
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"This will be perceived as a key thermometer of market stress," Zsolt Papp told CNBC via email.
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Heat 2 inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads about 295°F.
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Heat 4-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Heat 3-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 320°F.
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On top of it, place a thermometer and a bowl with water and a skimmer in it.
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Heat 1-inch canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Heat 4-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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Bake in oven until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 195°, 6 to 8 hours.
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Just a couple of years ago, the company debuted a non-invasive thermometer that won several awards.
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Heat 2 inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Heat 3 inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Oh. You're global warming… because you're dressed as Earth... but you've got a thermometer in your mouth.
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Cook until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, 35 minutes.
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After 23 days, heat the oil over medium-high until a thermometer reaches 24°F|28°C.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F. 3.
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Fill a large saucepan halfway with oil and heat until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Heat the oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F|190°C.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°|180°.
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Heat 3-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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There are also fertility monitors, like Kindara/Wink and Daysy, that come with an app and thermometer.
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A rectal thermometer is the gold standard, as it comes closest to approximating the body's core temperature.
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Heat 3 inches oil in a 2-quart saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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The sun will be out in full force today, but, thankfully, the thermometer shouldn't budge past 84.
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If you have a Kinsa thermometer, you can track your family members' temperatures on a mobile app.
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We will use infrared thermometer to measure the temperature of each guest who comes to dine; 22020.
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Somebody suggests "homesick," and a picture shows a sad-faced house with a thermometer in its mouth.
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"I didn't come to Congress to argue with a thermometer," Congressman Matt Gaetz declared earlier this year.
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Meanwhile, heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Both heat acclimations took place inside, in a physiology lab with the thermometer cranked up unpleasantly high.
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The first eight days of January were bone-chillingly cold — the thermometer didn't budge past freezing once.
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You know, it tends to end up being like a mood, to some degree, a mood thermometer.
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Heat 3-inches vegetable oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 375°F.
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Heat 2-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Heat 2-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 375°F.
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If you want the perfect steak or burger, you've got to take the temperature with a good thermometer.
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READMEA sleek design that's easy to keep clean, especially given the thermometer never needs to touch a patient.
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But there's one piece of technology that's essential to cooking the perfect turkey—and that's the digital thermometer.
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Heat 2-inches of vegetable oil in a large saucepan until a deep dry thermometer reaches 220°F.
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Use tongs to hold the burger while inserting the metal spear of the thermometer horizontally through the patty.
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The thermometer shows it is over 167 degrees inside the car, even with the vehicle's windows rolled down.
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Meanwhile, heat 3-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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It means that users can be sure that the app and the accompanying thermometer work well, she says.
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Demand for thermometer guns has spiked since the coronavirus outbreak began, leaving some manufacturers struggling to keep up.
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In September, San Francisco set its all-time high temperature record, when the thermometer hit 106 degrees Fahrenheit.
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We then took up the Mel-Meter, an electro-magnetic frequency sensing device couple with an ambient thermometer.
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A thermometer shows you how good you're not when it comes to guessing what the internal temperature is.
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But hey, now your thermometer can tell your kids that it's time for them to do their homework.
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Heat the 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°|180°.
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Heat 3-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F. 5.
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Bake until golden and a meat thermometer inserted in center of filling registers 165°, 20 to 25 minutes.
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You know, the typical stuff: sediment studies, a plant thermometer, a replacement hand for the giant robotic Canadarm.
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Each woman's body temperature was monitored by a penny-sized thermometer held in place by a cotton cuff.
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Heat 3-inches of sunflower oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Use a meat thermometer (trust me, it's handy!) and let it cook until the internal temperature reaches 145ºF.
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On the 1-100 feeling thermometer scale, their attitude toward transgender people rose 10 points after the conversation.
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"There's a thing called 'Trump thermometer'," said David Bloom, London-based global head of forex strategy at HSBC.
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Women using the app are required to measure and input their body temperature daily using a basal thermometer.
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Meanwhile, heat 3-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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When the wind howls temperatures can feel far colder than -30°C (-143°F) shown on a thermometer.
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Meanwhile, heat 2-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Add the pork and grill, flipping once, until charred and a thermometer reaches 140°F, about 15 minutes.
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Heat 3 inches of vegetable oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F*.
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Heat 3-inches of vegetable oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 295°F.
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Heat 3-inches of canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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The engine begins to whine, and a thermometer on my dash shows that my temperature is rising rapidly.
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To finish, heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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Ship stewards, wearing face masks, delivered a digital thermometer to each passenger on the second day of quarantine.
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I slept fitfully for six hours, shivered through a shower, and took my temperature with a drugstore thermometer.
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Made of highly breathable bamboo, these jammies keep your body temperature on the comfortable side of the thermometer.
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In 22016, however, with Trump and Clinton as the nominees, the thermometer rating dropped sharply to 256 percent.
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But Schumer argued that the Super Bowl ads should be seen as a "thermometer" of what's to come.
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The thermometer data "acts as an early warning system for illness spreading," said Inder Singh, the company's founder.
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Despite its age-based settings, this type of thermometer is only suitable for infants 6 months and older.
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Yet it managed to have someone hold a thermometer up to my head before I entered the country.
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I guess maybe I should buy a thermometer, but I'm sure everyone's trying to buy thermometers right now.
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If perfection is your goal, then a meat thermometer should be an indispensable tool in your culinary repertoire.
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Although the iDevices Kitchen Thermometer is still available and supported by Weber, we believe it's being phased out.
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Ishida also reported concerns about the screenings: "They didn't put the thermometer into our ears properly," she said.
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But Saturday's temperatures were a far cry from the usual with the thermometer reaching a sizzling 70 degrees.
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In the corner of Darrel Steinberg's office sits a thermometer, printed on poster board about three feet high.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F. 2.
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"It&aposs a useful thermometer of that segment of the military that is more career-minded," he said.
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A thermometer, unless your very vocation is grilling steaks day-in, day-out, is a very good idea.
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Heat 2-inches canola oil in a 6-quart saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 365°F.
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TaoTronics TT-AH83 Humidifier — $28 (list price $259.99) SinoPie Forehead Thermometer — $279.99 (list price $19.99) ANKOVO Forehead Thermometer For Fever — $19.49 (list price $29.99) First Aid Only All-purpose First Aid Kit — $14.88 (list price $26.74) The Amazon Fire TV Stick features 4K capabilities and is on sale for $59.993 off.
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Some use a basal thermometer every morning at the same time to look for temperature increases that indicate ovulation.
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In the Southeast, the heat index could surpass 110 degrees when humidity is factored into thermometer readings, climatologists say.
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The labor reform vote was seen by the Temer administration as a thermometer of support for the pension proposal.
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I myself own a Withings Activite Pop, one of their smart scales, and a Withings Thermo (it's a thermometer).
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The thermometer function is built into the hardware already, which means you can get some use out of it.
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"It was reading 105 on my thermometer, and that's the last thing I remember," she told Dallas, Texas's WFAA.
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Heat 1-inch canola oil in a large heavy-bottomed saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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So don't just jab the thermometer in the top of the nicely roasted breast and call it a day.
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In a large saucepan, heat 4-inches oil until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 330 to 340°F. 4.
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"The thermometer guns are used only for quick screening and are not as accurate as traditional thermometers," Mo said.
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Schloss recommends verifying your oven's accuracy by setting it to 200 degrees and checking it with an oven thermometer.
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In 1991, Diatek Corporation debuted an electronic thermometer whose technology was developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.
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Each morning, you have to take your temperature using a special thermometer and enter the reading into the app.
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Continue to roast chicken until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the breast reaches 165 degrees — appx.
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Heat out 2-inches of canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Meanwhile, heat 2-inches of canola oil in a medium saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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Because the built-in temp display isn't always accurate, Friedrich now brings along a laser thermometer for spot checks.
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Heat 2-inches peanut oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F|180°C.
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Heat 3-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F|190°C.
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French company Withings has launched WiFi-connected thermometer called the Thermo which is used by hovering over the skin.
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The oven can fit a 12-inch pizza, and there's a thermometer that displays temperatures in Celsius and Fahrenheit.
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Meanwhile, heat 3-inches of canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.
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Heat 2-inches of canola oil in a heavy-bottomed saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 325°F.
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But by noon, the sun was shining and the air was much clearer; the thermometer topped 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Wet snow is predicted in Washington this afternoon, a day after the thermometer hit 70 degrees (The Washington Post).
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A meat thermometer allows for consistently perfect grilling, and with this Bluetooth model, that task is easier than ever.
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Sure, the thermometer may only read 89, but when humidity is 5,000%, the whole city is basically a sauna.
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These "foolish notions" resulted in the compass, thermometer, scales and pendulum clock — all with important commercial and military uses.
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It's both quiet and accurate, has an easy-to-read face, and added features like a thermometer and hygrometer.
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The Ankovo Medical Digital Thermometer takes temperatures in multiple ways and the affordable price tag makes it a steal.
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Cook the chicken: Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a thermometer reaches 320°F|160°C.
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Even if you don't want to connect the thermometer to your phone, it seems like a neat little device.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan or deep-fryer until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Cook until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 7 minutes more.
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It could also derive from inadequate processing, like cooking at too low a temperature because of a faulty thermometer.
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Heat the canola oil in a small saucepan over medium-high until a deed-fry thermometer reads 375°F.
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So, if you want to gauge interest anytime soon, we recommend a tried-and-true thermometer: the thirst trap.
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Kinsa Smart Ear Digital Thermometer ($40): The Kinsa is beautifully designed, and the app is terrific and very helpful.
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Some researchers use a swallowable thermometer the size of a multivitamin that can report the temperature around your intestines.
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They say that the most important device a home chef can have in their kitchen is the meat thermometer.
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"We will use infrared thermometer to measure the temperature of each guest who comes to dine," the restaurant posted.
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Heat the canola oil in a small saucepan over medium-high until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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"I haven't found a thermometer by doing this that works correctly — they all give me different readings," she said.
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Note: For the small price difference, we recommend spending slightly more for our top pick, the Lavatools Javelin thermometer.
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The thermometer won an "Editors' Choice" award on PCMag because of the accurate temperature readings and the helpful alerts.
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For example, trees grow up or are cut down, and the wind pattern changes at the weather station thermometer.
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The Mexican peso, dubbed the "Trump thermometer" because of its sensitivity to the U.S. presidential campaign, climbed 2 percent.
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Then over the weekend, she said, they were given an electronic thermometer and asked to monitor their temperatures themselves.
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Heat 2- inches of oil in a large, heavy-bottomed pot until a deep-fry thermometer reads 300°F.
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Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan over medium-high until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Flip and cook, covered, until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion of meat registers 160°, 5 to 6 minutes more.
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If your turkey has a pop-up timer, leave it in and gauge doneness according to an instant-read thermometer.
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The Swedish-based company charges £39.99 ($52) for a yearly plan, which includes a thermometer, or £5.99 ($7.80) per month.
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The EVgo station will be ready to charge up near the World's Tallest Thermometer (yup) in Baker, California, this summer.
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Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 360°F|180°C. 3.
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Health experts recommend always using a meat thermometer and cooking ground beef to an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Thermometer (Thermodo)It's likely that your phone already has thermometers inside it, but ones designed to measure internal component temperatures.
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One focuses on measuring how long a line is, basically a thermometer for how well all of this is working.
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Turn the steaks several times while they cook to the desired doneness, using an instant-read thermometer as your guide.
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Try a little body-hacking—either with a thermometer on Freakonomics or an antenna implanted in your skull on Codebreaker.
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"Taking the Temperature" (2016), for example, was made of a ordinary thermometer protruding from a marble version of a femur.
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As for specs, this smoker features plated steel cooking grates, rust resistant metal legs, and a built-in lid thermometer.
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Bake until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 135° (medium-rare) or desired temperature, 3 to 10 minutes.
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Simply place the thermometer in the thickest part of the meat without allowing it to touch bone, fat, or gristle.
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The watches come with a barometric pressure alarm, tide indicator, a thermometer, and are water-resistant up to 200 meters.
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And those issues have to be considered in programming, because contemporary art is like a thermometer of what's going on.
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However, one passenger used a thermometer and found that the temperature in the cabin had rose to 95.4 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"The event will be an important thermometer of support for the agenda," economists at XP Investimentos said in a note.
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If I have to unplug my rectal thermometer to skip all that drama, Quark VR might have themselves a deal.
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Heat 2-inches of vegetable oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F|190°C.
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Callisto and Aubade, two characters, sit upstairs in a hermetically sealed greenhouse and watch the thermometer as it doesn't move.
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Heat about 2 inches of oil in a large pot and attach a deep fry fat thermometer to the side.
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"No limits" people think comedy is like a thermometer, and the "do no harm" crowd sees it as a thermostat.
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Oven thermometer While we're talking about precision: The dial or digital thermostat on your oven is probably lying to you.
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The company's thermometer readings "are by far the most high-quality data set I've ever worked with," Dr. Dalziel said.
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The technology was adapted so providers can submit a video of themselves taking their temperature with a thermometer each morning.
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In a Pew Research Center survey released in September, respondents indicated on a thermometer scale how they felt about professors.
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Roast until golden and a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 1 hour.
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Tympanic (ear) is appropriate for babies 6 months and older, though a forehead thermometer tends to yield more accurate readings.
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The incidents on record are all with the use of a glass thermometer and in hospital settings, not the home.
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A rectal thermometer, for example, gives an accurate core temperature but isn't welcome during a military operation or a marathon.
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Check it with a digital thermometer in the deepest part of the breast, and the deepest part of the thigh.
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One listing for a non-contact infrared thermometer was selling for over $500 on Amazon at the time of publishing.
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Various environmental factors can distort thermometer gun reading, said Gary Strahan, who runs a small infrared device company in Texas.
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Often those wielding the thermometer guns don't hold them close enough to a person's forehead, generating unusually low temperature readings.
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We feel like the 210s most of the day, but the thermometer should hit the upper 281s to low 40s.
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"The thermometer guns are used only for quick screening and are not as accurate as traditional thermometers," Mr. Mo said.
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Meanwhile, heat 3-inches of canola oil in a large dutch oven until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 360°F.
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In the week ending January 25, thermometer sales rose 43%, and oat-milk sales rose 440% compared with last year.
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My son mentioned that he might need a new thermometer at some point though, so I think why not now?
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It's a smart thermometer that monitors your meat and alerts you when it's good to go via the accompanying app.
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Fry the shrimp: Heat the coconut oil in a medium saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 325°F. 5.
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So if you are flying in the weeks and months to come, expect to see a lot of thermometer checking.
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Fry the pork: Heat 2-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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Make the chopped cheese: Heat 2-inches oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 325°F.
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On another stop, we had lunch and checked out the World's Tallest Thermometer, a 134-foot oddity in Baker, Calif.
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I had to re-boil the caramel several times, but during the second attempt the thermometer broke from the heat.
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Heat 3-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F|190°C. 2.
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This is what happens when you factor in the humidity and the sunshine to the temperature that is on the thermometer.
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Grill, covered, turning occasionally, until a thermometer registers 165° when inserted and skin is browned and crispy, 20 to 22 minutes.
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California's Death Valley Will Have the Hottest Month Ever Recorded on EarthA 2013 photo shows the Furnace Creek Visitor Center thermometer.
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Hough said the heat wasn&apost on and the bear played with the chlorinator and tossed the thermometer in the air.
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Pour 2 inches oil in a large saucepan and heat until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F|175°C. 2.
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Make sure that the internal temperature of the chicken reaches 75°C/165°F on an instant-read thermometer before serving.
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Fry the oysters: Heat 2-inches oil in a medium saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F|180°C.
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In the graphs below, higher scores on the feeling thermometer mean that people feel more hostile towards that group in 2011.
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The ear thermometer runs $60 and the blood pressure monitors cost $100 and $90 for the upper arm and wrist, respectively.
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Researchers have created the world's smallest thermometer from DNA, and it could be used to measure temperature even within living cells.
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Best of all it had a remote indoor thermometer so you could see how things were in the garage or basement.
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Bake, uncovered, until a thermometer in thickest portion of meat registers 145°, about 30 minutes, brushing with glaze every 10 minutes.
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The tool's digging component is attached to the support structure by a sensor-filled cable; it's basically a very long thermometer.
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Another good example of is the Daysy, a thermometer that claimed its scientific study predicted fertility in 99.4 percent of cases.
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Roast chicken in oven until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of thigh registers 165°, 50 to 55 minutes. 6.
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Keep cooking until the sugar fully dissolves and the mixture registers 230°F to 235°F on a candy thermometer. 2.
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The Spot can also show recipe videos, flash video news briefings, music lyrics, and act as a visual clock or thermometer.
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Grill chicken until browned on both sides and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 6 minutes per side.
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All you have to do is look at your own thermometer to see their climate change religion is fiction, not fact.
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In 2014, before such ugliness became commonplace, the Pew Research Center asked Americans to place religious groups on a 'feeling thermometer'.
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If a house has a smart thermometer, can police subpoena the temperature data to determine whether a suspect is at home?
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"Student testing is like using a thermometer to try to diagnose what kind of cancer an individual has," Mr. Simmons said.
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And daily records were falling even in places like Chicago that are no strangers to the lower end of the thermometer.
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Polls have become the thermometer of elections, but campaign junkies should understand the limitations of the imperfect measure that polls provide.
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Nash then used the thermometer to pierce the egg and get a temperature reading on the yolk as it was exploding.
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If you have an instant-read thermometer, use it to test your steaks' internal temperature; it should be about 125F (52C).
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Also on Saturday, a White House physician scanned journalists' foreheads with a thermometer before they entered the White House press briefing.
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Over the same period, "feeling thermometer" ratings of the opposition candidate fell sharply, from 249 in 247 to 246 in 245.
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Place 4-inches of oil in a large saucepan and heat until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 300°F|23°C.
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Here's what your temperature can tell you — and some signs of fever to look for if you can't find a thermometer.
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I'd purchased a smart thermometer, so I was tracking myself: 8:09 am on Sunday, I had a fever of 100.9.
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How to accurately detect a feverTo get a correct reading, use a trusted thermometer and take three readings to ensure accuracy.
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Visualize your progress — whether days you met a goal or all the deposits you make — with a thermometer chart or spreadsheet.
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TAPE A THERMOMETER inside your cooler, and return dishes there between servings to keep them fresh and cool, and prevent spoilage.
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Gusts near 20 mph are possible, though, so bundle up for wind chills about 03 degrees below what the thermometer reads.
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The settlement says that a forehead thermometer can be inaccurate and that in future cases an oral temperature reading is preferable.
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Taking temperatures is one way medical professionals have quickly scanned groups for possible infection, though thermometer guns are reportedly "notoriously" unreliable.
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Fry the seafood: Heat 2 inches of peanut oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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The USDA recommends that you cook turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degrees F, as measured by a food thermometer.
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He uses an old fashioned wet thermometer and dry bulb, pairing them with a sling psychrometer to record the humidity levels.
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A digital thermometer to check for fever, blood pressure cuffs to screen pregnant women, zinc for dehydration, testing kits for malaria.
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In other words, two of the most prominent weapons to fight the coronavirus — masks and thermometer guns — are mostly for show.
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Make the tortilla chips: Heat 2-inches oil in a large dutch oven until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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For just $20, iHealth's new no-touch digital thermometer can help you figure that out, without requiring you to probe anywhere unpleasant.
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Taylor Connoisseur Digital Folding Probe ThermometerSpeaking of temperature, this digital thermometer seems more or less ideal for probing enemy agents' neck meat.
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One such device is called Circadia, a body thermometer they put in the arm of Tim Cannon, one of the group's founders.
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Over the weekend and into next week, thermometer readings are expected to fall in the region, even if temperatures remain above average.
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Cannabis infusions require attention to temperature throughout the process, making our instant-read thermometer the gift that keeps on getting us high.
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Now, even the grapes are talking, and new research makes it easy to view the rising thermometer through a rosé-colored glass.
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When the thermometer data showed that lot of people in one area had fevers, Clorox targeted its ads to those zip codes.
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Rather, it reminds users throughout the day to use a conventional thermometer to log information about their temperature, medications, lifestyle and health.
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I've been cooking for quite a while, and I've cooked thousands of turkeys and I do a thermometer each and every time.
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The Lavatools Javelin food thermometer is great for quick readings and folds up like a pocketknife for easy storage in your apron.
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When the meat is almost done, heat the canola oil in a medium saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F.
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The June oven has been meticulously designed, from the solid, lightweight feel of the pans down to the packaging of the thermometer.
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Cook, without stirring, until mixture turns a light mahogany and a candy thermometer inserted in mixture reads 300°, about 12 minutes. 2.
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Heat 4-inches of oil in a large saucepan over medium until a deep-fry thermometer reads 325°F|160°C. 5.
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The dome sits on top of the BaseCamp heating and electricity system and involves a ceramic pizza stone and built-in thermometer.
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The Equinox International Non-Contact Infrared Forehead Thermometer can take body, surface, and ambient temperature readings all without ever touching the object.
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What the Braun ThermoScan5 Digital Ear Thermometer lacks in a wide range of functions, it makes up for in reliability and accuracy.
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That includes washing hands and thoroughly cooking turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, as measured by a food thermometer.
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Using the automobiles thermometer and traction control, we will know air temperature, the likelihood of snow and how slick the roads are.
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Approximately five hours into the test, Wright noticed the temperature on the digital thermometer didn't seem accurate in one of the chambers.
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To fry the chicken: Heat 2-inches oil in a large heavy bottomed saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 340°F.
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To further test the relationship, I examined another measure frequently used in the social science literature, the white-black feeling thermometer gap.
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Make the buttercream: In a medium saucepan, combine the sugar and 3 tablespoons water and set thermometer for soft ball stage. 5.
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For $79.99 a year, users are sent a basal thermometer, although users can also pay $9.99 a month and use their own.
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He argues that when you ingest all that cold stuff, it sits in your stomach, which is closer to the rectal thermometer.
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He said one inspector sabotaged a meatball storage bag, by puncturing it with a thermometer and then waiting to record its temperature.
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Whenever I travel, I bring a tiny thermometer with me so that I can monitor the temperature of the hotel mini fridge.
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Surveys over time have used a 24-point thermometer scale to rate how voters feel toward each other, from cold to warm.
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CDC officials will look for symptoms such as coughing and difficulty breathing, and will check passengers&apos temperatures using an infrared thermometer.
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The CDC will look for symptoms such as coughing and difficulty breathing and check temperatures of each passenger with an infrared thermometer.
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He says his first-aid kit thermometer showed it was 40 degrees in his classroom Wednesday at Matthew A. Henson Elementary School.
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Like the surgical masks that have become ubiquitous in China, thermometer guns tend to be unreliable outside carefully controlled health care settings.
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If you like to grill or cook meat at home, it&aposs a good idea to have a probe thermometer on hand.
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This is the meat thermometer I use for everything: roasting flavorful turkeys, smoking pork butts, and making everything from candy to candles.
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The box also contains personal care items like a toothbrush and thermometer, plus bibs, blankets, towels, a book and a cuddly toy.
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The screen instructed me to insert the probe thermometer into the chicken, place it on the metal tray and start cooking immediately.
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Just get yourself an oven-safe digital thermometer, put it in the meaty part of the bird's thigh, and watch it closely.
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Norpro Nylon Baster — $3.95 Amazon's Choice See Details Get precise measurements with a meat thermometer for a perfect cook on your bird.
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Remove from the heat and allow to cool slightly (if you have a thermometer, wait until it gets to around 180°F).
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I tend to overcook meat because I'm scared of preparing it wrong, and I didn't have a meat thermometer to help me.
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"For the older babies, I'm usually telling parents not to freak out by what the number says on the thermometer," explained Altmann.
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The app costs $80 for an annual subscription, or $10 monthly, and the company provides a high-sensitivity thermometer with the yearly subscription.
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Using a basal body thermometer, a woman is expected to take her temperature orally upon waking and enter the data into the app.
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More importantly during my time with the grill, the meat cooked on the grill was done when the thermometer said it was done.
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The thermometer is a sort of oblong, limbless take on Elmo, colored bright red, with an orange button standing in for his nose.
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You can also start heating 2-inches of canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reads 350°F. 6.
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"You should use a meat or food thermometer to make sure the internal temperature has reached at least 165 degrees Fahrenheit," Reynolds says.
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Left: A young boy stands on a scale as his temperature is checked with a thermometer at Camp Henry in New York, 1948.
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I walk to Rite Aid before I feel even worse and buy a thermometer, chicken soup for her, and a small body wash.
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Once you've fed Garfield, a thermometer appears at the top of the screen with "Colder" on one side and "Warmer" on the other.
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A thermometer in the wax registers the temperature, and once that reaches 72.5°C—the level required for pasteurisation—a timer is started.
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Bake until juices run clear and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh registers 165º, about 1 hour, 20 minutes.
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All images: Andrew Liszewski/GizmodoThe most accurate way to take an infant's temperature—a rectal thermometer—is also one of the most unpleasant.
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Roast the chicken until golden brown and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reaches 165°F, about 1 hour.
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Add the scallions and butter and continue cooking until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the pork registers 140°F, about 25 minutes.
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The first model has an internal thermometer for measuring temperature changes, but you can feasibly stuff more sensors into its fruit-like guts.
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Baked into the thermometer are 16 infrared sensors that can quickly locate and measure emitted heat and compare it to the ambient temperature.
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The thermometer has proved a reliable method since at least the 1960s and '70s, albeit one that's time-consuming and kind of annoying.
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Return the pan to the oven, and roast until a thermometer inserted in thickest part of thigh registers 123°, about 30 minutes. 4.
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A rise in the thermometer across much of the country last week may have been just the remedy for an ailing mortgage market.
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The iProvèn Medical Ear Thermometer also has a forehead infrared sensor, so it's ideal for cross-referencing measurements to get accurate temperature readings.Pros:
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The Patient's Story "NoNo says he doesn't feel good," the 9-year-old girl said of her grandfather, handing her mother the thermometer.
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Finish the tacos: Heat 2-inches oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 350°F.
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If you don't have a thermometer, a cake tester inserted into the interior of the steaks for 10 seconds should come out warm.
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Even putting coronavirus aside, cooking with a thermometer "would save us a good number of visits to the emergency room," Diez-Gonzalez says.
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When I read that one of the first signs of coronavirus infection is a rise in temperature, I tried to buy a thermometer.
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One company has developed a "smart thermometer" that can track the coronavirus in real time, and researchers are racing to deliver new medicines.
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She got fresh vegetables and a thermometer for someone in Crown Heights who just got back from Spain and was in self-quarantine.
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He left his apartment once to buy a thermometer, but otherwise spent the day in bed thinking he'd shake off whatever he had.
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As a nurse standing at my door explained, the best way was to place a glass thermometer under the armpit for five minutes.
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Like any good smartwatch, it's got a wealth of sensors including a GPS, thermometer, altimeter, barometer, e-compass, gyrometer, accelerometer and humidity sensors.
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Global warming may seem like an abstract concept when the thermometer is dropping and the ice is building up on your car's windshield.
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As a nurse standing at my door explained, the best way was to place a glass thermometer under the armpit for five minutes.
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This new smart thermometer is completely wire-free — so you won't have to deal with any cords coming out of your oven door.
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The smart thermometer consists of a probe and a dock, which communicate to each other and to the Yummly mobile app via Bluetooth.
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Later this year, Whirlpool, Yummly's parent company, plans on integrating the smart thermometer with select Whirlpool ovens and recipes on the Yummly app.
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The oven kit includes a glass tray and a metal tray as well as a probe thermometer for gauging the doneness of meats.
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Then I placed the chicken on a sheet pan, inserted the thermometer into the meat and lined the pan on the center rack.
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Otherwise, if you have a food thermometer, Rutgers University microbiologist and food scientist Don Schaffner suggests testing the surface of the warmest item.
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The thermometer itself has an easy-to-read LCD display and the probes can be left inside the oven for the entire time.
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They're now the founders of CliniCloud, a startup that has created a consumer-friendly medical kit with a stethoscope and contactless infrared thermometer.
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To make sure your steak or chicken is done, you either have to slice it open or stick a thermometer in the meat.
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Image: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)I even prefer the brighter, crisper display on the iHealth thermometer over the Thermo's, which is always easy to read.
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Innovative data thieves even managed to access a casino's database of its most extravagant patrons through a cloud-connected thermometer in a fish tank .
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Accordingly, nearly half of the spice containers used by study participants in the control group (who did not watch the thermometer video) were contaminated.
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Add half of the chicken; cook, turning occasionally, until golden brown and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, 5 to 6 minutes.
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Remove legs and wings from oven, and broil remaining pieces until a thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, about 4 more minutes. 5.
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"He stuck a thermometer in the cup to gauge the temperature … satisfied that the pee was mine, said 'Welcome to Team USA,' " Odom writes.
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To use it, you need to take your temperature every morning with a basal body thermometer, which can detect very small body temperature changes.
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Fry the chicken: The next day, heat 2-inches canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 360°F. 4.
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Use a meat thermometer to check the temperature in the thickest part of the meat, and heat any leftovers to that temperature as well.
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Discussions have moved on, and if you're arguing with leading research centers, universities, the Department of Defense, and a thermometer, you're behind the times.
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Lawler said that thermometer guns had suggested he was dying of hypothermia as he traveled through West Africa during the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak.
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In a sauce pot, mix the butter, sugar, corn syrup and sweetened condensed milk until well combine and place in a candy thermometer. 2.
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For proof, look no further than Thermo, Withings' Wi-Fi-enabled thermometer, which can measure a baby's temperature without waking him or her up.
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Simply place the thermometer on the baby's forehead (or, more precisely, over the temporal artery) and Thermo displays a reading within a few seconds.
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When you notice the custard thickening, or the temperature reaches 180°F on a kitchen thermometer, immediately pour the custard into a glass bowl.
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Heat the water until bubbles begin to appear on the surface, or an instant read thermometer registers 180° F. Turn off the heat. 2.
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It sounds too good to be true, but the thermometer uses 16 infra red sensors to take 4,000 measurements and make an accurate measurement.
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It also has a built-in thermometer for making sure that your temperature-sensitive stuff is in the ideal environment while on the go.
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Pour oil to a depth of 4 inches in a large Dutch oven; heat over medium high until a deep-fry thermometer registers 325°.
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Working in batches, add chicken to hot oil; fry until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion of chicken registers 165°, about 9 minutes.
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They're a bit of thermometer to see how ready society is for these alternative relationships with technology and having it out in the public.
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Fry the chicken until golden and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F|74°C, about 6 minutes.
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I chilled the wine for fifteen minutes, then tested additional temperature drops every subsequent five minutes after that, using a rapid-read pen thermometer.
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Inside, the Mission has Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 2100 chipset, and a bevy of sensors: GPS, thermometer, altimeter, barometer, e-compass, gyrometer, accelerometer, and humidity.
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Kinsa has partnered with Sesame Street to incorporate Elmo into a special edition of its Smart Ear Thermometer, which is designed for young children.
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According to screenshots shared with CNBC, Amazon employees trying the service out get a welcome kit including a mobile phone holder and digital thermometer.
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He found a mercury-based thermometer and discovered the temperature one of the chambers was at minus-65 and the other was minus-51.
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Pop it into the oven and bake until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 35 minutes.
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One is a small, readable thermometer on the plunger that ensures your water temperature is well within the proper range for a good brew.
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Make the onion bhajis: Heat 43-inches of oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 325°F|160°C. 6.
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In a world with increasing demand for comedy that cranks up the heat on institutional oppression, Family Guy is a thermometer through and through.
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The Meater is a wireless thermometer, but unlike the cheap versions available in hardware stores, this one works well and features a smartphone app.
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"It's aggregate data," Singh said, which means that thermometer readings can't be traced back to an individual person, but can detect clouds of illness.
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In the upper left corner Schneeman has affixed a framed holiday greeting from the Casablanca Bar in year 1946, which includes a real thermometer.
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Do this using the same thermometer at the same time of day for several days, and record the results to get an average temperature.
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Beyond avoiding contamination, the CDC recommends using a meat thermometer to ensure that your meat products are cooked thoroughly enough to kill the bacteria.
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Reviewers describe how easy to use and read the thermometer is, saying it holds its own to much more expensive versions on the market.
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Generally speaking, anything that helps you be more accurate as you work through a recipe — like an instant-read digital thermometer — is worth having.
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When Ms. Curtis knocked on his door the next morning after picking up a thermometer at a pharmacy, he answered wearing a face mask.
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Though there were temperature checks at the airport — a uniformed man with an electronic thermometer greeted people disembarking from London — apparently it wasn't enough.
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Think of us as a thermometer that [can highlight] how much impairment is there and in what areas and how it's progressed over time.
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And if your recipe involves changing oven temperatures or cooking modes, the smart thermometer will signal to your oven to automatically adjust any settings.
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Two letters sent by the hotel asked guests to "remain in their rooms" and regularly monitor their temperature with a thermometer given to them.
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Today: Higher education marketer who makes $53,747 per year and spends some of her money this week on a digital thermometer for a snake.
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You could go the old-school giant thermometer route, and fill it up by hundred-dollar increments as you pay off a student loan.
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Still, this $100 thermometer brings a much-needed sense of efficiency and design thinking to a device everyone needs, everyone owns, and no one enjoys.
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Berger does not generate his forecasts from scratch, pointing his licked finger into the wind and taking readings from the Galileo thermometer on his windowsill.
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Use a meat thermometer Professional chefs cook so many steaks in their career that they know the level of doneness just by touching the meat.
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Additionally, many of Nokia Health's recent offerings such as its touchless thermometer, sleep tracking pad and premium blood pressure monitor have failed to catch on.
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Roast, uncovered, until thermometer reads 170° and juices are no longer pink, 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours, basting every 30 minutes. 7.
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"A pressure was building inside my body, encapsulating all of the suffering and torment, rising through my esophagus like mercury in a thermometer," he recalls.
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These temperatures are high enough to kill harmful bacteria, such as salmonella, but you need to use a food thermometer that measures the internal temperature.
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An 18-year-old guy named Izaak Torres from Costa Mesa, California, genuinely freaked out after misreading his girlfriend's thermometer as a positive pregnancy test.
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The station won't have the Wi-Fi hotspot that you'll find at a Tesla Supercharger, but don't forget — it does have the World's Tallest Thermometer.
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A thermometer on the sidewalk indicates a temperature of 120 degrees as people eat ice cream in New York City's Upper West Side on Aug.
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The idea that someone, somewhere, is doing something with an iPhone that they haven't anticipated, like making a thermometer or payment system or 3D scanner.
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Instant-Read Thermometer This is the only reliable way tell if your chicken is actually cooked, or if your steak is a perfect medium rare.
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Make the kung pao chicken: Heat 2-inches of canola oil in a large saucepan until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 325°F|160°C.
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Now that the company sells a smart scale, a blood pressure monitor and a thermometer, the company has a full-fledged ecosystem of health devices.
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Place in a small baking dish, and bake until buttery and soft and a thermometer inserted in thickest portion reads 140 degrees, about 45 minutes.
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Because of the unique structure of DNA, the team has been able to carefully customize the design of a thermometer based on the same concept.
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Stop cooking every 18 minutes to check the turkey's temperature with a meat thermometer and baste it with the natural juices or a browning sauce.
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The core temperature thermometer measures the internal temperature, which you can select by choosing how you want your food prepared: rare, medium rare, well, etc.
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So what sets the Thermo apart from your standard drug store thermometer that you stick under someone's tongue, armpit, or inside other less pleasant areas?
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A thermometer ticks upwards like a primed bomb; the novel ends with a lyrical passage in which the narrator recalls the snows of her youth.
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Even with a candy thermometer, I didn't trust the readings, worrying that the elevation or something else I hadn't measured would make the temperature useless.
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Clinton not Berned; Nevada as a thermometer Sanders surpassed expectations in New Hampshire by delivering a wallop to Clinton after nearly tying her in Iowa.
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Roast the chicken until the skin is golden and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 1 hour.
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I used a cookie sheet and a digital thermometer and was able to finish in two hours what otherwise may have taken me two days.
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One app, Natural Cycles, used its own basal body thermometer and fertility prediction algorithm to become a certified method of contraception in Europe last year.
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No matter how many people are in your household, you need to have a thermometer on hand because everyone, at some point, will get sick.
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Slight changes in temperature indicate hormone fluctuations that can predict ovulation, but these differences are so small that a normal fever thermometer won't read them.
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Natural Cycle's reliance on a basal thermometer sets users up for failure because it requires exact use as part of a routine, according to Streicher.
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By this stage, the chicken should be almost ready – if you have a probe thermometer, you're looking for an internal temperature of 75°C. 8.
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Remember last summer, when you bought that smoker and swore you'd use it all the time, man, next time the thermometer tiptoed above 75 degrees?
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Pour the oil into a large, heavy pot, preferably a Dutch oven, that's fitted with a deep-fry thermometer to a depth of 2 inches.
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"The online doctor I saw fixated on the fact that I didn't have a thermometer and couldn't verify that I had a fever," she said.
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Thankfully, Vicks has created a goof-proof thermometer that is small and easy to hold, thanks to an indented pocket-like groove on either side.
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Use an instant-read thermometer to take multiple temperature readings on both sides of the thickest part of the bird (the thigh and the breast).
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On July 5, a thermometer in the northern Saharan region of Algeria registered 123.4 degrees Fahrenheit, the hottest temperature on record for all of Africa.
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A survey of items with this designation revealed several that were plagued with customer complaints, including a baby thermometer, a security padlock, and a breathalyzer.
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This model does separate itself from most others thanks to a built-in thermometer that lets you know the current temperature of the water inside.
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An internet-connected thermometer that's in a half-million U.S. homes is collecting "illness data" about where fevers are spiking — and selling it to advertisers.
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New technology like infrared thermometers — potentially unreliable devices known as "thermometer guns" — are becoming increasingly commonplace in China, where health workers regularly check people's temperatures.
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Masako Ishida, 603, said Friday that all passengers had been given a thermometer and instructed to report any reading over 37.5 degrees Celsius (99.5 Fahrenheit).
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The iDevices Kitchen Thermometer allows you to use your smartphone to track the temperatures of two types of meat from up to 150 feet away.
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Yummly, Whirlpool's digital recipe and cooking platform, announced a wireless smart thermometer that will also be able to connect to and communicate with Whirlpool ovens.
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While I admittedly didn't take a thermometer to bed with me, I can say that this technology isn't marketing fluff — it actually worked for me.
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Digital recipe platform Yummly has announced its wireless smart meat thermometer, which will be available early this year; it is expected to sell for $129.
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The thermometer on the car's dashboard showed minus 34 Celsius, a good 10 to 15 degrees below normal temperatures for late January in the area.
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Also a Swede, he ordered a thermometer in the 1740s using Celsius gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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Also a Swede, in the 1740s, he ordered a thermometer using Celsius' gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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All photos: Ryan MandelbaumAt the very least, Myhrvold, one of the cookbook' authors, told me over the phone, I'd need a thermometer and a kitchen scale.
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Daytime highs in the 703s will be common across many Eastern states, where humidity creates a "muggy" heat that feels even hotter than the thermometer reading.
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The oven is programmable and sensor-driven, and uses a built-in scale and core-temperature thermometer and internal camera to suggest cooking time and temperature.
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Use a pot with a candy thermometer and canola oil halfway filled no more than half-way up to the top (temperature should be 325 degrees).
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To do this, many governments and businesses rely on thermometer guns — devices that use infrared sensors to measure a person's surface temperature without touching their skin.
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Tracking your period, peeing on a stick and carrying around a thermometer have been the dominant technologies over the past 20 years to help families conceive.
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Bake until the chicken is cooked through and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh reads 165°F, about 35 to 40 minutes.
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Where things got dicey for this Redditor is when he noticed a significant difference between his Nest thermometer and the response his Google Home gave him.
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For the kitchen, ThermoPro has a digital meat thermometer on sale for 68% off, while Ninja's 1000-watts blender is on sale for less than $60.
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Now, if you're getting the Health Watch, Body Analysis Scale, and the Upper Arm Blood Pressure Monitor, you're probablyyy going to want an ear thermometer, too.
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Baste with the pan juices again and roast for an additional 45 minutes or until the thigh of the bird is 165°F on the thermometer.
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Transfer the chicken to a sheet tray and roast until a thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the bird reads 165°F, about 1 hour.
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If you fancy something fancier, the MeatStick ($65) is a wireless thermometer you can leave in the meat, and it'll broadcast the temperature to your phone.
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By the end of the Southern Hemisphere summer, the town had broken its own record, with the thermometer hitting at least 113 degrees on 32 days.
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There was a small tent set up outside the White House gate Monday where reporters were screened with a temporal thermometer on their way into work.
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Clip a candy or deep frying thermometer onto one side of a big enameled cast-iron pot and add 24-25 inches canola or peanut oil.
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If a respondent was told that candidate held extreme in-party views, ideologically extreme respondents registered feeling thermometer ratings 20183 points warmer than ideologically neutral respondents.
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According to most research, an ear thermometer is not as effective as a temporal one, and Smith said they're inappropriate for babies under 6 months old.
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Florida is looking like the next major US hotspot of COVID-19, according to a strikingly accurate thermometer map that shows where cases may surge next
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"[T]his winter will be filled with so many ups and downs on the thermometer, it may remind you of a 'Polar Coaster,'" its website says.
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Some experts say it's that card -- a simple card listing symptoms in English and Chinese -- that holds the key to detecting coronavirus infection -- not a thermometer.
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Measuring temperatures from -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, this thermometer will make sure that whatever's in the oven or on the stovetop is cooked to perfection.
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Measuring temperatures from -40 to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, this thermometer will make sure that whatever's in the oven or on the stovetop is cooked to perfection.
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He's about as mercurial as a thermometer, so there's no real road map for predicting his actions outside of seeing who has wooed him most recently.
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The thermometer tracks the banana's internal temperature, or its pulp level, which tells the ripeners how to adjust the ethylene, humidity and temperature in the room.
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Beyond these alternatives, there are analog dial thermometers, thermometer-fork combinations, thermocouples, disposable indicators, and the infamously inaccurate pop-up indicator that comes with your turkey.
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The perennial ryegrass used at Wimbledon is typically comfortable in cooler temperatures, but starts to react negatively as the thermometer rises, Stubley said in an interview.
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Roast, turning the skewer every 10 minutes, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
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Drizzle the outside of the chicken patties with some oil and grill, flipping once, until a thermometer inserted into the patty reads 165°F, about 8 minutes.
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The bottle came with a thermometer on the side, indicating the range for average urine temperature; hers was so hot it didn't even register on the gauge.
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Fry until the chicken is golden and cooked through (a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken should read 165°F), 7 to 9 minutes.
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"Some people just stick the thermometer in one part of the turkey, but you could still have other parts that haven't reached 165 degrees yet," Reynolds says.
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Antarctica just set its hottest temperature ever recorded at 64.9 degrees Fahrenheit as climate change continues to accelerate, according to measurements from an Argentinian research station thermometer.
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Mo Yingchun, a general manager at thermometer gun manufacturer Alicn Medical in Shenzhen, China, said that prices have spiked to three to five times their usual level.
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If you want to know how hot it is outside, ThermoPro is offering a highly-rated thermometer and humidity gauge for your patio at a discount too.
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Under Germany's "dual education" system about half of school-leavers are trained on the job in one of around 330 regulated professions, from bookbinding to thermometer-making.
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As Ezra Klein wrote last year, the National Election Study uses a "feelings thermometer" to measure people's attitudes about their own party and about the opposing party.
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After a balmy fall where the thermometer barely went below 50, the temperatures on the East Coast are finally starting to dip into full-blown frigid territory.
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Temperatures in Alaska have reached 90 degrees in other cities around the state before, but this is the first time the thermometer hit that mark in Anchorage.
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Each box includes the ingredients your dad needs for that month's recipes, plus a surprise gift such as a spice shaker, basting mop, digital thermometer, and more.
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" My dad told me, before he passed away, one of his favorite things was: "there's two ways to go through life, as a thermometer, or a thermostat.
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Working in batches, cook the pork, turning as needed, until golden brown and a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the pork reads 145°F.
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At home, I have a thermometer in my fridge so that I can always check what the temp is and assure myself that my food isn't contaminated.
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For example, the letter cites an infant thermometer that had been marked with the "Amazon's Choice" badge but actually couldn't measure temperature accurately, according to customer reviews.
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To use the app, a woman must take her temperature with a basal body thermometer, which provides accurate data to the 10th of a degree, every morning.
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The app requires users to take their temperature every morning as soon as they wake up, using a thermometer that measures to at least two decimal points.
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Chris always travels with a thermometer, and had to start his childhood vaccinations all over again in February 2017, with eight boosters combined into six painful injections.
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Soup at the cafe usually costs $2.99, but during these months, customers will pay for as many cents as there are degrees on the thermometer, plus tax.
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The odds for over or under that temp are equal ... if you lay down $120 and you're on the correct side of the thermometer, you'll win $100.
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Use this thermometer's temporal scanner in the early days of baby's life as a backup to a rectal thermometer and easily switch to the tympanic method later.
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Light, slim, versatile, and very affordable, there's honestly no reason not to have the Vicks ComfortFlex in your house, whether it's your front-runner or backup thermometer.
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The factory, in Corona, N.Y., had supplied roomfuls of custom works for homes, churches, synagogues and institutions, and it produced popular knickknacks like pincushions and thermometer holders.
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Season the chicken all over with salt and roast until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, 45 to 50 minutes.
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Each half has its own built-in thermometer and controllable ventilation chimneys, and all together, this grill gives you a whopping 1,260 square inches of cooking space.
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A host of Chinese companies make thermometer guns, which have become more expensive as demand has increased from both government and private customers like schools and factories.
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If you want to get an accurate internal temperature reading for your meats but don't want to pay porterhouse prices, consider the Polder Stable-Read Digital Thermometer.
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The thermometer magnetically mounts to your grill or oven, and when your phone is more than 30 feet away, the display goes blank to conserve battery life.
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Rub off any excess marinade and grill the lamb, flipping once, until charred and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reads 140°F, about 25 minutes.
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"The thermometer under the back veranda got to 48.9C today, not an official reading obviously, but it was enough to kill these sulphur crested cockatoos," he wrote.
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I feel more uneasy about getting quarantined for hours or days because of a false positive from a thermometer gun or another sickness I catch while traveling.
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Writing in Rome daily La Repubblica, the author Marco Belpoliti called the two-cent revolt "a thermometer of the country's unease," and urged politicians to pay attention.
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Reduce oven temperature to 350°, and continue to cook beef until a thermometer inserted in center registers between 43 and 140 degrees (for medium-rare), about 2 hours.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)In terms of design and usability, the iHealth thermometer looks and functions like Withings' Thermo, but in practice, it is much easier to use.
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The $90 ET-735 is a top-rated wireless thermometer that lets you monitor the temperature of your ribs, chicken or brisket from up to 160 feet away.
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Galileo Thermometer If you've got a friend or family member who loves all things science, why not get them a science gift that doubles as a sick decoration?
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Other Withings devices to make the rebranding transition include Go, an activity and sleep tracker; Home, a video and air quality monitor; and Thermo, a connected temporal thermometer.
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Since last year it has copied Finland in giving the parents of every new baby a free box containing clothes, an ear thermometer and books, among other treats.
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So before the thermometer drops below 40, we've enlisted pros to explain exactly what your skin needs in order to keep your face in check all winter long.
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Photo: Twitter / NWS SacramentoThey said the car's interior temperature was about 200-degrees at the time, which you can barely see on the thermometer in the image above.
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Devices with low data rates, like a digital thermometer or motion sensor, can something called backscatter to send a low-power signal consisting of a couple of bytes.
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That collaboration is desperately needed, especially when you consider Daysy—a $330 thermometer that claimed it could identify whether a woman was fertile up to 99.4 percent accuracy.
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But there is a remarkable cooling of the excitement thermometer, particularly from investors who were investing for financial returns rather than faith in blockchain as a decentralizing force.
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As he stands in direct sunlight next to the thermometer reading 18493 degrees, Singleton compares it to his experience serving with the US Army in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The Kinsa Smart Thermometer is a small stick used to measure your body temperature orally, underarm or rectally, which then displays and stores the results on your smartphone.
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A strong El Niño, combined with human-caused global warming, helped push 2016 to claim the record for the warmest year since reliable thermometer records began in 1880.
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Earlier this year at CES 2016, Withings announced the Thermo, a wireless infrared thermometer that uses infrared sensors to take your temperature when placed up against your temple.
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The team at the NightLight found that the Safety 1st Gentle Read Rectal Thermometer was best quality for the cost after reading many articles, reviews and expert opinions.
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Inside the thermometer scarf is an Adafruit Flora Arduino board, an Adafruit NeoPixel RGB LED strip, plus humidity and temperature sensor modules that actually read the weather conditions.
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This week, we decided to conduct an unscientific experiment: We grabbed a digital thermometer, threw on some shorts and descended to some of the city's busiest subway stations.
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To prevent accidents when the thermometer goes above 46 C (86 F), rail networks require trains to reduce their speed, which is the cause for delays and cancellations.
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A good meat thermometer is a must-have, and you should use it during the roasting process, not just to check the bird when you think it's done.
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Place in the oven and cook until the chicken is tender and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 25 minutes.
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For early explorers, the poles amounted to one long frying pan/fire situation, except at the other end of the thermometer: the water was bad, the ice worse.
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I tested how hot the water gets as it comes out of the nozzle, and my thermometer showed a top temperature of 2200 degrees, which is pretty good.
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I believe this would be a superior choice as an oral thermometer once children are old enough to hold their breath, making it a good long-term purchase.
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Safety 1st Digital Ear Thermometer ($30): This model was accurate throughout testing and was the most comfortable to hold of all tympanic thermometers (at least for midsize hands).
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Each of those notches on the global thermometer, when unpacked across this vast planet of ours, has far-reaching impacts on ice melt, drought, heat waves, and extinctions.
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At airports and other travel checkpoints around the globe, authorities are dispatching thermometer-toting health workers to screen people for fevers, one indication the virus might be present.
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In America, the dominant measure is the American National Election Survey's feeling thermometer, which rates feelings toward the two parties on a 1-100, cold-to-hot scale.
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Sometimes described as a "thermometer gun," the device is equipped with an infrared sensor that can quickly measure surface temperature without making any contact with a person's skin.
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But for all of its powerful sensing technology, the thermometer has ultimately proved to be an ineffective defense mechanism, according to medical officials and experts on infrared devices.
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At the empty toll gates, we were flagged down by the men in white suits, diligently checking documents and taking our temperatures with their signature infrared thermometer guns.
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Someone like herself, she said, "a mother of four who grew up in rural Vermont near a leaking thermometer factory," was unlikely to be represented in major studies.
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Price on Amazon: $18.99Similar to the Govee Temperature Monitor, the Newkiton Wireless Thermometer connects to your phone via Bluetooth, and can also monitor the humidity of a room.
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The elections will also serve as a thermometer for political parties, which will measure their support with a view toward presidential and Congressional elections in April of 2021.
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Open interest on call options, which confer the right to buy at a fixed price level at a future date, often acts as a thermometer of bullish spirits.
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She speculated it could be a "counterreaction" to the prejudice and hostility, but she said there was nothing in the data to explain why the thermometer heated up.
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Daniel Fahrenheit, an 18th-century physicist and inventor, made a scale for a mercury-in-glass thermometer that was the first accurate and practical way to measure temperature.
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Daniel Fahrenheit, an 18th-century physicist and inventor, made his scale for a mercury-in-glass thermometer that was the first accurate and practical way to measure temperature.
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Not only do poor voters feel the most warmly toward Trump, as shown in their "thermometer" ratings, but they are also far more likely to vote for him.
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Place steak on oiled grill pan, and grill until medium rare, edges become crispy and a thermometer inserted in the middle registers 135°, 4 to 5 minutes per side.
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Attendance always climbs in the summer, when schools are closed and the thermometer is friendlier, and Manfred said he thinks "weather's a big part" of the drop so far.
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Last summer, she posted something worrisome: A scientist was raising serious questions about the Daysy, a $213 thermometer that claimed it could identify whether you're fertile with 20183% accuracy.
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Crisp the skins up over the coals just before serving and check that the internal temperature of the chicken reads 75°C/165°F on an instant-read thermometer.
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"It's the most overwhelming thing I've had to deal with in my life," Gary Strahan, the CEO of infrared thermometer technology company Infrared Cameras, told The New York Times.
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As Mr Kipchoge began his first lap in Monza at dawn on that crisp May morning, the thermometer stood at 203°C: nippy, but perhaps not quite cold enough.
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South Florida residents and reptile experts know that once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without any additional help.
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Andrew Cuomo are set to have their first and only debate this week, and the New York Times reports that the Nixon campaign is already sparring over the thermometer.
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Average thermometer readings around the globe reached previously unseen highs, making June 2475 the hottest June on record, according to new data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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I bought books and a special thermometer to start tracking my cycles; I joined the forums on Kindara (a fertility app) and spent hours poring through sperm bank catalogues.
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Drape the bacon over the top and bake until the bacon is crisp and a thermometer inserted into the loaf reads 165°F, about 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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Between the constant heat monitoring, the camera and the inclusion of a meat thermometer, the oven is pulling a lot of data to assure you get the right cook.
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There, he takes out a thermometer, checks its temperature (a little higher than it should be) and begins administering a series of injections, all natural painkillers and fever reducers.
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They cook more quickly than thighs, so remove them just as their juices no longer run pink when poked with a knife (150 degrees on an instant-read thermometer).
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"We assume they're going to do everything wrong," he said, and that nobody's using a meat thermometer to check a hamburger patty's internal temperature before they take a bite.
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A glass case displays the white smock and thermometer of Georg Renno, senior doctor of Hartheim Castle in Austria where mentally and physically disabled Germans and Poles were euthanized.
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As the old-fashioned mercury thermometer has been phased out (or banned, as it is in 13 states), a plethora of digital options has risen to take its place.
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Every morning and night, Ernst said he checked his temperature; before leaving his home in Ohio for spring training, his fiancée insisted he take a thermometer, just in case.
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Yesterday, the staff person removed the plastic thermometer sleeve that was in my mouth and, with the same gloves, slid a new sleeve in place for the next person.
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Place the thermometer into the side of the hamburger patty until it reaches the middle, the CDC says, and in the thickest part of the loaf or other item.
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The MeatStick® True Wireless Meat Thermometer: Xtender Set Overcooked meat is almost impossible to salvage, but it's not easy to cook it to perfection in the first place.
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All it requires is for you to pop a thermometer in your mouth every morning, before you get out of bed or move too much, and record the results.
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The floating thermometer, with a range of 20 to 220 degrees (minus 6.6 to 104.4 degrees Celsius), will monitor your sauce just so; the float can be removed for cleaning.
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But kids aren't so forgiving, or compliant, and even gently sticking the business end of a digital thermometer in their ear can trigger a meltdown when they're under the weather.
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Temperature ranges vary by age, which is why setting up individual users through the Withings app allows the thermometer to determine if a measurement indicates a serious problem or not.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The iHealth thermometer takes a no-frills approach to features to hit that $20 price point, but in this case, that's not necessarily a good thing.
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The product is described in the patent as a "modular electromagnetic device" and would work with different swappable modules like a speaker, microphone, GPS system, touchpad, and even a thermometer.
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So follow good food safety rules: Keep raw meat away from produce in your fridge, don't wash poultry, and use a meat thermometer to make sure you're properly cooking meat.
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For precision cooking, the One Top also monitors the surface temperature of the pot or pan, and it comes with a thermometer to track the internal temperature of the food.
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Grace Miceli: I designed a 200' tall monument made of recycled plastic in the shape of a thermometer/gravestone hybrid that will track rising tides as it would rising temperatures.
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As Trump began talking about how the Green New Deal would "destroy our wonderful cows" and a thermometer conveniently next to the Jumbotron dipped below freezing, I left the rally.
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This weekend I learned that there's such a thing as a bath-water thermometer disguised as a rubber ducky, in case motherhood robs you of your ability to feel temperatures.
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They felt warmest about Jews, Catholics and Evangelical Christians (63, 62 and 85033 degrees, respectively); at the very bottom of the thermometer, where they felt coldest, were Muslims (at 40).
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Cross-country road trips may include stops at the world's tallest thermometer or the biggest ball of yarn, but General Mills gave road warriors a more nostalgic reason to stop.
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What's important is that Sarah keeps her core body temperature down, which she's been able to do through regular monitoring (she has a thermometer she takes with her on workouts).
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Season the chicken with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 25 to 30 minutes.
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The time spent waiting for their car to juice up meant some forced tourism at Whiskey Pete's Casino at the Nevada-California border, and at the Baker thermometer, he wrote.
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Their information is body temperature, as recorded by their connected smart thermometer hardware, however, which provides a reliable measure of one of the most common symptoms of COVID-19 patients.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics offers a thermometer use chart based on age, but it does not reflect current research, including its own, which supports the use of temporal thermometers.
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And when it comes to the best meat thermometer, the ThermoPro TP03 Digital Instant Read is an overwhelming favorite among real shoppers who have ordered and tested the products themselves.
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Pull the meat off the grill when it's still medium rare (135 degrees on an instant-read thermometer) so it stays nice and juicy and beautifully pink in the center.
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A mother from Finland who commented on Bruun&aposs Instagram post said that she puts a thermometer in her child&aposs stroller so that she can monitor the temperature outside.
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As they prepare to exit the station, a railway staff member -- also wearing a mask and gloves -- puts a thermometer at the head of each passenger, checking for a fever.
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During past outbreaks, some checkpoints have used cameras or thermometer guns that were designed for industrial purposes, like measuring the temperature of a vehicle, rather than finely calibrated medical tools.
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The agency reminded consumers to use a meat thermometer to assure an internal temperature of at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit, which is necessary to kill bacteria that can cause illness.
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This summer's record-high temperatures — the thermometer reached 111 Fahrenheit on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles, in early July, for example — got most of the headlines.
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Global warming, along with a powerful El Niño in the Pacific Ocean, have combined to make every single month since August 133 the hottest — by far — in the thermometer record.
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The CDC recommends using a meat thermometer and cooking until your steaks or roasts reach 145 degrees Fahrenheit (62.8 degrees Celsius), then letting it sit for three minutes before eating.
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In a large pot (I prefer cast-iron), heat the oil to about 360 degrees F. If you don't have a thermometer, dip a chopstick in the hot oil to test.
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"We need some sort of thermometer to be able to determine, at a big scale, are we actually helping to turn around hive loses, to turn around pollinator declines," Vaughan said.
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A digital thermometer is an affordable, surefire way to avoid the nightmare of a dry, overcooked turkey, and we've found the two best thermometers for you to consider this holiday season.
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Bring to a boil over medium high; reduce heat to medium low, and simmer until chicken is opaque and a thermometer inserted in the thickest part registers 165°, about 15 minutes.
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Return the mixture to the saucepan, and cook, whisking constantly, until the mixture thickens slightly and just begins to bubble around the edges (reaching 183° on an instant-read thermometer). 4.
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Bodytrak, a UK startup, has a neater solution: a wearable gadget that uses an in-ear thermometer to measure CBT as well as handling a range of other fitness-tracking tasks.
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The product was also marketed by Amazon as "good for adding to your baby registry," but the product's instructions clearly state that the thermometer is not designed for use on newborns.
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Though the French company isn't the first to come up with a connected thermometer, it is the first that can show you a reading without the need of a smartphone app.
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Exercise physiologist and program director for the Orlando Track Shack Foundation Susan Paul told Women's Health that it's actually safe to workout outdoors until the thermometer hits 20 degrees below zero.
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Keep a probe thermometer near your stove so you can frequently check the internal temp and guarantee you get every type of meat to the just-right point of doneness. 5.
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Roast in preheated oven until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion of thigh registers 165°, about 90 minutes, tenting turkey with foil halfway through if skin is getting too dark.
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H-B DURAC Galileo Thermometer If you've got a friend or family member who loves all things science, why not get them a science gift that doubles as a sick decoration?
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The activity tracker that Withings showed off at CES this week may have been a super basic tracker, but Withings also unveiled something that's not quite as recognizable: an infrared thermometer.
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Place meat on oiled grate or in oiled grill pan, and grill, uncovered, until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 135° (for medium-rare), about 3 minutes per side. 4.
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The mercury hit 86°F (30°C) on the thermometer, but neither dizziness nor fatigue nor gloom could stay the 70-fight veteran from the swift completion of his appointed task.
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Tyto produces a device that connects to the mobile phone and has a stethoscope, an otoscope, used in ear examinations, a thermometer, and a high-resolution camera, FDA approved as needed.
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Bake the steak about 35 minutes (or until a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reaches 125ºF) for rare, 45 minutes (145ºF) for medium, or an hour (165ºF) for well-done.
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Plus, once you set your desired temperature, a tiny thermometer will work to keep the heat exactly where you want it, so you can say goodbye to heat damage for good.
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A manager armed with a thermometer sits in the lobby of the facility where she works, checking the temperature of everyone who comes through — employees along with contractors and delivery workers.
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"Any producer wants to have a thermometer on the zeitgeist," said Esther Nelson, Boston Lyric Opera's artistic director, who, as it happens, made a small appearance in the 1990 film adaptation.
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This is different from a tympanic thermometer which is placed in the child's ear, which should not be used in children under 53 months of age because they are not accurate.
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White House staff met reporters at the door of the press briefing room with a thermometer, checking the temperatures of everyone coming in for a noon press conference on coronavirus developments.
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Whether you're planning a big, bold turkey centerpiece for Thanksgiving or just want to avoid dried-out weeknight dinners that taste like cardboard, there's one tool you need: a meat thermometer.
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Furthermore, Pew measures increasingly cold views of people in the other party, plummeting on a thermometer from 220006 to 2202 to a frigid 2628 and 28500 degrees over the past year.
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In 22012, voters gave the opposite party a 1972 on the thermometer—not as high as the 22016 they gave their own party, but a pretty decent number all the same.
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Classes for high school students were suspended only when the thermometer hit the minus 56 degrees Celsius mark, according to local media outlet Yakut Media and state news agency RIA Novosti.
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This is not the kind of cash that chefs normally keep stashed in an apron pocket next to the meat thermometer, so they borrow from family, friends, banks or other investors.
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Return to oven, and bake, uncovered, until liquid has reduced by half, chicken is golden brown and a thermometer inserted into thickest portion of breast registers 160° (20 to 30 minutes).
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This is based on a classic survey technique called the "feeling thermometer," in which respondents are asked to rate their feelings toward individuals from 0 (very cold) to 100 (very warm).
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For Providence, the protocol is to send a thermometer and pulse oximeter to patients with mild symptoms and have clinicians call throughout the day and see if their condition is changing.
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Rather than throw the thermometer against the wall, the city's Department of Education needs to provide quality educational programs in elementary and middle schools, particularly in low-income, high-need neighborhoods.
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Watch the thermometer on those appliances — once perishable foods like meat, poultry, and milk have been stored above 40 degrees Fahrenheit for more than two hours, they should be thrown out.
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Heat 4-inches of oil in a heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium-high heat until a deep-fry thermometer reaches 375°F.. Drain potatoes and dry them thoroughly with paper towels.
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This ThermoPro TP224.99 Large LCD Digital Cooking Kitchen Food Meat Thermometer works under a variety of circumstances—for indoor cooking, in the oven, on the stovetop, and even on the outdoor grill.
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Among the three apps currently available (two of which are still iOS only) is Temp Time, which turns Edwin into a big, squishy health thermometer when you rest him against a forehead.
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The menus have been tidied up to make them look a little less cluttered, and there are now easier-to-understand system icons for undervoltage (a lightning bolt) and overtemperature (a thermometer).
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Some examples: a $23 breathalyzer that obviously stole positive reviews from entirely different products, and a $20 infant thermometer that Amazon's own user review highlighting tool flags as a "waste of money".
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From a thermometer to a pack of tofu, many of the household objects he uses are far from what one would expect to make music, but the results are playful and curious.
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Withings makes a variety of connected health devices, including a set of smart scales, a heart pressure monitor, a thermometer, a couple of fitness trackers, and the well-liked Activité smart watch.
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The timing will depend on the thickness of the steak; a steak 3/4 inch thick will take 8 to 10 minutes for medium-rare, or 135F on an instant-read thermometer.
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Without stirring, allow mixture to boil until the temperature reaches "Hard Ball" stage (250º to 265º on a candy thermometer.) The mixture and the pan will be extremely hot, so be careful.
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This may seem a little much, but the peace of mind it brings me is worth it, and it's not difficult to throw a three inch thermometer into my carry-on bag.
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Take your newfound skills to the next level by now making yourself a comfy cozy scarf that not only looks like a giant thermometer around your neck, it works like one too.
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Three years ago, when world leaders met in Paris to negotiate a treaty on climate change, one of the sticking points was where to set what might be called the Doomsday Thermometer.
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I learned how to measure the juice's density using a thermometer and bobbing hydrometer to determine the amount of sugar needed for chaptalization (a process that increases the wine's final alcohol content).
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Between the lines: The record is not yet official, since experts from the World Meteorological Organization need to examine the thermometer that registered the record to make sure it was functioning properly.
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The checks, conducted by a member of the White House physician's office with a thermometer on journalists' foreheads, took place ahead of a briefing expected by Vice President Mike Pence to reporters.
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Simply sear it on one side until nicely browned, then flip it, waiting and watching for the juices to rise to the steak's surface (a thermometer should read 125 to 130 degrees).
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Once the thermometer hits 80, I take water with me for anything more than six miles; when those miles are on the road rather than the trail, that water's in my hand.
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The family regularly tests their temperature with a thermometer to make sure none of them are falling ill, and they are counting down the days to when the 2-week quarantine expires.
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Formerly known as the "Thermowand," the Lavatools Javelin thermometer is designed to produce readings within four seconds with an accuracy of ±0.9 degrees Fahrenheit with a range of -40 to 482 degrees.
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If you are used to having to open the oven or grill to measure the temperature of your meats, the ThermoPro Wireless Meat Thermometer has the potential to revolutionize your cooking experience.
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A dotted vertical line, divided into five-dot measures, separates the page into two halves, suggesting many things: an upended horizon, a thermometer, a musical score, a lifeline on an I.C.U. monitor.
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With another 90 minutes of driving, I rolled into Baker, home to the world's tallest thermometer (the perfect kitschy roadside attraction) before veering off the freeway to head up Death Valley Road.
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While temperatures reached 211.30 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) outside Khalifa Stadium, inside athletes competed in the air conditioned comfort of the futuristic venue where the thermometer hovered pleasantly in the mid-20s.
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While temperatures reached 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) outside Khalifa Stadium, inside sprinters competed in the air-conditioned comfort of the futuristic venue where the thermometer hovered pleasantly in the mid-20sC.
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The checks, conducted by a member of the White House physician's office with a thermometer on journalists' foreheads, took place ahead of a briefing expected by Vice President Mike Pence to reporters.
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Black Mirror is generally thought of as being an uncanny thermometer for how the modern world is evolving in regards to technology and pointing out just how absurd our lives can be.
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She said the family did not receive a written quarantine order, was not informed of its legal right to challenge the quarantines and was not provided with appropriate material support, including a thermometer.
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Place the loin on the grill and cook, turning often, until no longer translucent inside and cooked through, or until it registers 145 ̊F on an instant-read thermometer, 20 to 25 minutes.
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So in order for the app to calculate a women's likelihood of being fertile, users need to input readings from a digital thermometer that measure temperature past the two digits after the decimal.
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" (After BuzzFeed News reached out to the company for comment, that description was removed from the Amazon listing.) One of the phrases Amazon highlights from the infant thermometer reviews is "waste your money.
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It's okay to cook your stuffing inside the turkey, Reynolds says, but as long as you do so properly and you use a thermometer to make sure the stuffing reaches 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Another woman who was looking to purchase a thermometer at her boss' instruction said she felt the sense of urgency had "died down" since Singapore raised its health warning to orange on Friday.
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