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The average global temperature last year was one degree celsius above pre-industrial levels.
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Dunedin is officially having its hottest day on record, hitting 35 degrees celsius.
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What's more, the temperature of the lake can reach up to 60 degrees celsius.
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The thermometer says minus 15 degrees Celsius, but it feels far lower.
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Normal human body temperature is generally accepted to be 37 degrees Celsius.
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Cloudy weather with southwesterly wind, temperature at five P.M. 21 degrees centigrade.
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He now lives in a stainless-steel funeral chamber kept at 0° centigrade
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The surface temperature is fine, a range of ten to twenty degrees centigrade.
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The gas fluorine becomes a liquid at 210° below zero centigrade.
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During the night the water temperature rose to -1 degrees centigrade.
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However, protein C concentrate is not yet widely available in many countries.
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Given the opening day results in Group C, Prandelli has a point.
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Increases greater than 6°C possible set for western, central and northern interior.
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A B is the principal meridian; C D is the base line.
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In the latter case however, the hepatitis C epidemic cautions against complacency.
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With each rise of one degreecentigrade the chemical activity of the body is increased 10 per cent.
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UK temperatures are already 1 degreecentigrade higher than they were in the 1970s.
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Temperature coefficient of modulus of torsional rigidity per degreecentigrade, 22° to 98° C., 0.000133
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Its sensor's amorphous silicon pixels respond to infrared radiation, showing differences in surface temperature down to half a degreecentigrade.
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To calibrate the significance of this, the study mentioned that a cooling of even 1 degreecentigrade would eliminate commercial wheat growing in Canada.
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Dunedin is officially having its hottest day on record, hitting 35 degreescelsius.
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What's more, the temperature of the lake can reach up to 60 degreescelsius.
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Set your oven to 160 degreescelsius, or equivalent.
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The thermometer says minus 15 degreesCelsius, but it feels far lower.
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Normal human body temperature is generally accepted to be 37 degreesCelsius.
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Cloudy weather with southwesterly wind, temperature at five P.M. 21 degreescentigrade.
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The surface temperature is fine, a range of ten to twenty degreescentigrade.
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During the night the water temperature rose to -1 degreescentigrade.
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His group has succeeded in cooling chips by 5 degreescentigrade using this method.
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In a few minutes the water reached 100 degreescentigrade.
Usage of degree celsius in English
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The average global temperature last year was one degreecelsius above pre-industrial levels.
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Furthermore, the weather reports from Moscow register temperatures currently ranging between seven degrees and minus one degreecelsius.
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The thermometer says minus 15 degreesCelsius, but it feels far lower.
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Normal human body temperature is generally accepted to be 37 degreesCelsius.
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Place in a pre-heated oven for six minutes at 170 degreesCelsius.
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June, July and August averaged two degreesCelsius above normal almost everywhere.
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The bureau is forecasting 54 degreesCelsius in central Australia next Monday.
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Hawarden in Wales recorded a temperature of more than 20 degreesCelsius.
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The temperature was expected to climb to a balmy 2 degreesCelsius.
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Daytime temperatures are quite steady throughout the year, at around 30 degreesCelsius.
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Pretorians can expect a clear evening with temperates dropping to 16 degreesCelsius.
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Oppressive conditions continued on day two with the temperature reaching 40 degreesCelsius.
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A digital thermometer on the far wall read nineteen degreesCelsius.
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Whenever you boil water you're pushing that liquid to 100 degreesCelsius, tops.
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It had been thirty degreesCelsius at home when she left.
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Chlorine becomes more corrosive as the water temperature goes above 65 degreesCelsius.