Examples of using Absolute zero in English and their translations into Czech
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The good-impression thermometer is reaching absolute zero.
It's-it's possible at absolute zero, but we would have to remove the temperature restrictions.
Of both the cold and heat guns, right? And while the cold gun achieves absolute zero, The heat gun successfully reaches absolute hot.
This body has about 18 minutes left to live. The universe we're in will reach Absolute Zero in three hours.
The temperature is as low as ten degrees above absolute zero. In the centre of some of those clouds.
At a temperature close to absolute zero is gonna have on your skin?
Especially those reaching absolute zero.
In the centre of some of those clouds, the temperature is as low as ten degrees above absolute zero.
he must trap and cool calcium ions down to a few billionths of a degree above absolute zero.
And what effect do you think liquid nitrogen at a temperature close to absolute zero is gonna have on your skin?
It runs on superconducting circuits that are cooled to within a few thousands of a degree of absolute zero.
So, in conclusion, the data show that at temperatures approaching absolute zero, the moment of inertia changes,
However, if I cool this crystal down to very near absolute zero so that the motion of the atoms stops,
gradually tending towards the same temperature, as the expansion of the universe cools them towards absolute zero.
Thank you. And you, sir, you have completely skipped over the part… where I was walking through the park… and I saw these children on a merry-go-round… which started me thinking about the moment of inertia… in gasses like helium at temperatures approaching absolute zero.
So in conclusion, the data show that at temperatures approaching absolute zero… the moment of inertia changes
Sir, you have completely skipped over the part… where I was walking through the park… and I saw these children on a merry-go-round… which started me thinking about the moment of inertia… in gasses like helium at temperatures approaching absolute zero.
I saw these children on a merry-go-round which started me thinking about the moment of inertia in gases like helium at temperatures approaching absolute zero.
the data show that at temperatures approaching absolute zero… the moment of inertia changes and the solid becomes a supersolid… which clearly appears to be a previously unknown state of matter.
it's gotta be kept in a chamber halfway to absolute zero.