### temperature:

Mean temperature
* are still colder than in other Mediterranean climates.
* increases over years.
* ranges from cs.

### temperature:

Melting point
* is temperature
* is the temperature at which a solid changes to liquid
  - substance changes from solid to liquid state
* physical characteristic that helps identify the substance.
+ Alloy, Theory
  * Melting point is the temperature at which a solid changes to liquid. Most alloys do not have a single melting point. They have a melting range in which the alloy is a mixture of solid and liquid stages. The temperature at which melting just starts is called solidus and the temperature at which the melting is just finished is called liquidus.

Minimum temperature
* Most minimum temperature ranges from degrees.
* limits distribution.
* ranges from cs

Nighttime temperature
* Some nighttime temperature limits growth
  - root growth
* are chilly, and often dip below freezing.
* can drop below zero
  - get cool
  - safely drop into the sixties
* plays roles.

Normal temperature
* Most normal temperature ranges from degrees
  - varies from people
* has effects.
  - somewhat from person to person and at different times in each person

Ocean temperature
* Most ocean temperature affects weather.
* Some ocean temperature affects distribution.
* are at, or close to, freezing throughout the year.
* can influence atmospheric patterns on a global scale.
* change less from day to day than do temperatures on land.
* isoclines off the West Coast of North America.
* vary according to season.

Proper temperature
* can give the immune system a boost.
* is necessary for living things to carry out life processes.

Rectal temperature
* good indication of how dehydrated a subject has become.
* rises with level of activity.

### temperature:

Room temperature
* Most room temperature corresponds to energy.
* Some room temperature protects from light.
* affects the potential steam temperature.
* can cause fetal bradycardia if infused rapidly.
* curing polyesters and epoxies are the most commonly used matrix resins.
* is fine for most species, although tropical species do better in warmer habitats
  - kept stable, through air conditioners that operate around the clock
  - the most dangerous temperature zone for cooked, high protein foods
  - usually enough to allow the typical millipede species to thrive
* specimens Insulate specimens to avoid over-heating or freezing.

Sea temperature
* Some sea temperature affects distribution
  - food distribution
* increase, sea levels rise, shift in ocean currents.
* is measured either by buoys or by temperature gauges mounted to a pier.

Soil temperature
* inhibits germination
  - seed germination
* reduces growth

Stable temperature
* Some stable temperature requires energy.
* preserves cannabinoids well.

Stellar temperature
* Stellar Temperatures Learn how to measure star heat.
* is indicated from the color ratios of the spectrum.

Stratospheric temperature
* are now very low throughout much of the globe.
* remain cold enough for stratospheric clouds to exist.

### temperature:

Surface temperature
* Most surface temperature contributes to heat.
* Some surface temperature combines with intense radiation
  - solar radiation
* are below freezing and allows the fallen water droplets to freeze on contact
  - important in making sure there are no condensation problems
* can vary widely on plastic encapsulated components.
* depend on latitude and fluctuate over a wide range from day to night.
* disagree with recent measurements from satellites and balloons.
* is derived from the radiation measurement
  - difficult to measure
  - more important than air temperature
* ranges from cs.