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The 106 pages that link to Temperature, each with the reason it gives.

• Thermal expansionNarrower topic: Temperature change is the input that drives thermal expansion.

• Effective temperatureNarrower topic: Effective temperature borrows its language from this equilibrium state variable.

• ThermometerNarrower topic: A thermometer’s purpose is to assign a value to this quantity.

• Thermal inertiaNarrower topic: Thermal inertia concerns how quickly this quantity changes.

• Thermal managementNarrower topic: Thermal limits are expressed as temperatures, not simply as amounts of heat.

• FryingNarrower topic: Frying depends on maintaining a suitable temperature as food enters the fat.

• Geothermal gradientNarrower topic: A gradient is calculated from changes in temperature between subsurface depths.

• Fourier's lawNarrower topic: Fourier's law uses spatial changes in temperature to determine conductive flow.

• Absolute temperatureNarrower topic: Absolute temperature is a scale-specific form of the broader quantity temperature.

• Growing degree dayNarrower topic: Temperature observations supply the input for thermal accumulation.

• FahrenheitNarrower topic: Fahrenheit is one way to assign numerical values to temperature.

• Newton's law of coolingNarrower topic: The law tracks temperature rather than total thermal energy.

• Kelvin scaleNarrower topic: Kelvin is one way to quantify this broader physical property.

• Rankine scaleNarrower topic: The Rankine scale assigns numerical values to temperature.

• Water heatingNarrower topic: Water heating is defined by increasing this measurable property.

• Ocean temperatureNarrower topic: Ocean temperature is a measurement of this general physical property in seawater.