Definition of thermocouple in English:

thermocouple

nounˈθəːməʊkʌp(ə)lˈθərmoʊˌkəp(ə)l

A thermoelectric device for measuring temperature, consisting of two wires of different metals connected at two points, a voltage being developed between the two junctions in proportion to the temperature difference.
Example sentencesExamples
- Each container costs about £16,000 to £20,000 and special thermocouples (which measure the temperature) cost £10,000.
- Temperature inside the flow chamber was measured by a thermocouple buried inside the chamber and controlled by changing the temperature of the fluid circulating through the jackets.
- For both of these power systems types, the heat is then converted into electrical power by a thermal generator, either a thermoelectric generator that uses thermocouples to produce power, or a turbine.
- The system includes a thermocouple to record subcutaneous temperature.
- The temperature was measured with an ultra-thin thermocouple directly on the coverslip.
- Air from the compartment is sampled through a narrow, extendable probe - which also contains a thermocouple to record the temperature - and the machine not only checks for the presence of gases, but also for the rates of change of gas levels.
- Since the temperature is uniform, it is both possible and practical to measure it inside the chamber by using a thermocouple.
- Temperature was measured with a fine-wire thermocouple located close to the sample capillary.
- A thermocouple was inserted in the hollow probe, and temperatures were recorded.
- Feldhake uses a thermocouple on a metal plate attached to a stake, at a cost of a few dollars per sensor.
- If the pilot flame is extinguished for any reason, everything stops: the thermocouple cools and stops generating electricity, the electromagnet loses its power, a spring in the gas valve snaps the valve shut and the burner goes out.
- Skin temperature was measured with a thermocouple on the foot.
- Insertion of a thermocouple in the crystallizing solution revealed that its temperature was 270.7°C.
- The sample temperature was monitored by a thermocouple inserted directly in the cell.
- A thermocouple consists of wires made of two different metals or alloys, and it has two junctions.
- Chamber temperature was measured with thermocouples.
- This effect is used in thermocouples, which measure temperature based upon change in electric flow.
- For calibration purposes, the same chemical shift difference was measured in a high-resolution probe whose temperature had been calibrated to 0.1°C with a thermocouple.
- Air temperature was measured using shielded thermocouples placed 1 meter above the ground.
- The temperature of the samples was measured using a thermocouple located within the cell holder and recorded in real time during the experiments.
- In wire form, tungsten is used extensively for lighting, electronic devices, and thermocouples.

Definition of thermocouple in US English:

thermocouple

nounˈθərmoʊˌkəp(ə)lˈTHərmōˌkəp(ə)l

A thermoelectric device for measuring temperature, consisting of two wires of different metals connected at two points, a voltage being developed between the two junctions in proportion to the temperature difference.
Example sentencesExamples
- Feldhake uses a thermocouple on a metal plate attached to a stake, at a cost of a few dollars per sensor.
- The sample temperature was monitored by a thermocouple inserted directly in the cell.
- For both of these power systems types, the heat is then converted into electrical power by a thermal generator, either a thermoelectric generator that uses thermocouples to produce power, or a turbine.
- In wire form, tungsten is used extensively for lighting, electronic devices, and thermocouples.
- Air from the compartment is sampled through a narrow, extendable probe - which also contains a thermocouple to record the temperature - and the machine not only checks for the presence of gases, but also for the rates of change of gas levels.
- If the pilot flame is extinguished for any reason, everything stops: the thermocouple cools and stops generating electricity, the electromagnet loses its power, a spring in the gas valve snaps the valve shut and the burner goes out.
- For calibration purposes, the same chemical shift difference was measured in a high-resolution probe whose temperature had been calibrated to 0.1°C with a thermocouple.
- Insertion of a thermocouple in the crystallizing solution revealed that its temperature was 270.7°C.
- Each container costs about £16,000 to £20,000 and special thermocouples (which measure the temperature) cost £10,000.
- Temperature inside the flow chamber was measured by a thermocouple buried inside the chamber and controlled by changing the temperature of the fluid circulating through the jackets.
- Skin temperature was measured with a thermocouple on the foot.
- Air temperature was measured using shielded thermocouples placed 1 meter above the ground.
- The temperature of the samples was measured using a thermocouple located within the cell holder and recorded in real time during the experiments.
- Temperature was measured with a fine-wire thermocouple located close to the sample capillary.
- The temperature was measured with an ultra-thin thermocouple directly on the coverslip.
- A thermocouple was inserted in the hollow probe, and temperatures were recorded.
- Since the temperature is uniform, it is both possible and practical to measure it inside the chamber by using a thermocouple.
- This effect is used in thermocouples, which measure temperature based upon change in electric flow.
- A thermocouple consists of wires made of two different metals or alloys, and it has two junctions.
- Chamber temperature was measured with thermocouples.
- The system includes a thermocouple to record subcutaneous temperature.

单词	thermocouple
释义	Definition of thermocouple in English: thermocouple nounˈθəːməʊkʌp(ə)lˈθərmoʊˌkəp(ə)l A thermoelectric device for measuring temperature, consisting of two wires of different metals connected at two points, a voltage being developed between the two junctions in proportion to the temperature difference. Example sentencesExamples Each container costs about £16,000 to £20,000 and special thermocouples (which measure the temperature) cost £10,000. Temperature inside the flow chamber was measured by a thermocouple buried inside the chamber and controlled by changing the temperature of the fluid circulating through the jackets. For both of these power systems types, the heat is then converted into electrical power by a thermal generator, either a thermoelectric generator that uses thermocouples to produce power, or a turbine. The system includes a thermocouple to record subcutaneous temperature. The temperature was measured with an ultra-thin thermocouple directly on the coverslip. Air from the compartment is sampled through a narrow, extendable probe - which also contains a thermocouple to record the temperature - and the machine not only checks for the presence of gases, but also for the rates of change of gas levels. Since the temperature is uniform, it is both possible and practical to measure it inside the chamber by using a thermocouple. Temperature was measured with a fine-wire thermocouple located close to the sample capillary. A thermocouple was inserted in the hollow probe, and temperatures were recorded. Feldhake uses a thermocouple on a metal plate attached to a stake, at a cost of a few dollars per sensor. If the pilot flame is extinguished for any reason, everything stops: the thermocouple cools and stops generating electricity, the electromagnet loses its power, a spring in the gas valve snaps the valve shut and the burner goes out. Skin temperature was measured with a thermocouple on the foot. Insertion of a thermocouple in the crystallizing solution revealed that its temperature was 270.7°C. The sample temperature was monitored by a thermocouple inserted directly in the cell. A thermocouple consists of wires made of two different metals or alloys, and it has two junctions. Chamber temperature was measured with thermocouples. This effect is used in thermocouples, which measure temperature based upon change in electric flow. For calibration purposes, the same chemical shift difference was measured in a high-resolution probe whose temperature had been calibrated to 0.1°C with a thermocouple. Air temperature was measured using shielded thermocouples placed 1 meter above the ground. The temperature of the samples was measured using a thermocouple located within the cell holder and recorded in real time during the experiments. In wire form, tungsten is used extensively for lighting, electronic devices, and thermocouples. Definition of thermocouple in US English: thermocouple nounˈθərmoʊˌkəp(ə)lˈTHərmōˌkəp(ə)l A thermoelectric device for measuring temperature, consisting of two wires of different metals connected at two points, a voltage being developed between the two junctions in proportion to the temperature difference. Example sentencesExamples Feldhake uses a thermocouple on a metal plate attached to a stake, at a cost of a few dollars per sensor. The sample temperature was monitored by a thermocouple inserted directly in the cell. For both of these power systems types, the heat is then converted into electrical power by a thermal generator, either a thermoelectric generator that uses thermocouples to produce power, or a turbine. In wire form, tungsten is used extensively for lighting, electronic devices, and thermocouples. Air from the compartment is sampled through a narrow, extendable probe - which also contains a thermocouple to record the temperature - and the machine not only checks for the presence of gases, but also for the rates of change of gas levels. If the pilot flame is extinguished for any reason, everything stops: the thermocouple cools and stops generating electricity, the electromagnet loses its power, a spring in the gas valve snaps the valve shut and the burner goes out. For calibration purposes, the same chemical shift difference was measured in a high-resolution probe whose temperature had been calibrated to 0.1°C with a thermocouple. Insertion of a thermocouple in the crystallizing solution revealed that its temperature was 270.7°C. Each container costs about £16,000 to £20,000 and special thermocouples (which measure the temperature) cost £10,000. Temperature inside the flow chamber was measured by a thermocouple buried inside the chamber and controlled by changing the temperature of the fluid circulating through the jackets. Skin temperature was measured with a thermocouple on the foot. Air temperature was measured using shielded thermocouples placed 1 meter above the ground. The temperature of the samples was measured using a thermocouple located within the cell holder and recorded in real time during the experiments. Temperature was measured with a fine-wire thermocouple located close to the sample capillary. The temperature was measured with an ultra-thin thermocouple directly on the coverslip. A thermocouple was inserted in the hollow probe, and temperatures were recorded. Since the temperature is uniform, it is both possible and practical to measure it inside the chamber by using a thermocouple. This effect is used in thermocouples, which measure temperature based upon change in electric flow. A thermocouple consists of wires made of two different metals or alloys, and it has two junctions. Chamber temperature was measured with thermocouples. The system includes a thermocouple to record subcutaneous temperature.
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