Meanings of thermodynamic temperature in English

But bleaching depends more on rate of change than absolute temperature.

These include absolute temperature calibrations based on melting and thermal decomposition, and time-resolved profiles measured using platinum thermistors.

The Arctic is now suffering the fastest absolute temperature rises, but temperatures have naturally swung widely in history.

This scale, proposed by Sir W. Thomson in 1848, is called the "scale of absolute temperature."

The volume of air at different temperatures is in proportion to the absolute temperature, and on this basis Box gives us the following table: