millidegree

/ˈmɪlɪdɪˌɡri/
noun
  1. A unit of temperature equal to one thousandth of a degree, used in precise scientific measurements.
    • Scientists measured the cooling effect in millidegrees to study the material's properties.
    • The experiment required controlling the temperature to within a few millidegrees.
    • The sensor can detect changes as small as 0.5 millidegrees.
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