Difference between Hot Up and Telethermometer

HOT UP vs TELETHERMOMETER: NOUN

An apparatus for determining the temperature of a distant point, as by a thermoelectric circuit or otherwise.
A thermometer that records its temperature at a distance.
A thermometer that registers the temperature at some distant point

Radiomicrometer, Athermanous, Calefacient, Idiothermic, Critical temperature, Temperature, Athermic, Heat capacity, Specific heat capacity, Specific heat, Soup up, Hop up, Screw up, Heat up, Heat

Thermotension, Refrigerative, Radiomicrometer, Athermanous, Calefacient, Idiothermic, Critical temperature, Temperature, Athermic, Heat capacity, Specific heat capacity, Specific heat, Soup up, Screw up, Heat

It's really tedious and it's really hot up there, but it's worth it.
If the valve is faulty or stuck, lines will be hot up to the valve but will cool off slightly beyond the valve.
I thought about going but it's really, really hot up there and uncomfortable and there are no toilets and you can't get a cappuccino.
This year sees the mortgage broking industry face additional pressures and responsibilities as the conversations around regulatory recommendation and review really hot up.
Vegas Golden Knights are starting to hot up at just the right time and the rest of the NHL should be on high alert.
Domestic bookings grew at a respectable 12 percent in the second quarter, but international growth was red-hot, up 44 percent from last year.
As the World Cup begins to wind down, so the cinema schedules start to hot up.
When things hot up, gono will start robbing your bank balances to finance a decaying economic system, kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk.
This spicy costume will be sure to hot up any Halloween celebration.
Funny, Easy Going, Hot, Up Scale, Drama Free.