81.   The instrument panel is laid out logically, with analog speedometer, tachometer, water temperature and fuel gauges.

82.   The islands off the coast of Equador are considered the best place to measure El Ninos because the environment is so sensitive to variations in water temperature.

83.   The instruments dropped by Baker and his fellow oceanographers measured water temperature, current flow and the chemicals released during the eruption.

84.   The leaves shade the water, depriving algae of the sunlight it needs and keeping water temperatures down in summer.

85.   The most expensive devices include external controls and digital temperature readouts, so that a bather can easily check and adjust water temperature.

86.   The lever is below the handle that turns to regulate the water temperature.

87.   The local surf reports include water temperatures, wind conditions, high and low tides, and descriptions of the wave quality.

88.   The river has a long history of fish kills from a bacteria that thrive when the water temperature goes up because of the controversial dams on the river.

89.   The readings were varying with the water temperature so that to correct them the precise temperatures had to be known.

90.   The water temperature is just one big adjustment Keiko faces.