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Temperature Monitor v.1.2.5.3
Temperature Monitor can monitor CPU and Motherboard Temperatures and Fan speed on ASUS motherboards; includes an alarm which notifies when the temperatures are too high.
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My Temperature Converter v.1.0.0.0
Simple temperature
Temperature Guide v.1.0.0.0
A Simple way to find the average temperature of the city which you want to visit. You have to choose the city and then select the month of your travel.
Temperature Log v.1.0.0.0
A quick and easy way to keep track of temperature changes. Ideal for tracking basal body temperatures when preparing for pregnancy, Temperature Log can help you guage the time when you're most
Human body temperature converter v.1.0.0.0
Developed by Tayyeba Riaz Your body temperature should be close to the standard, which is around 98.6 °F or 37.0 Celcius. Use this app to find out your body temperature in Celcius and its difference from the standard
HVAC Buddy Refrigerant Pressure Temperature v.1.2.0.0
HVAC Buddy Pressure Temperature contains Pressure Temperature relationships for 61 refrigerants in both Metric and English units in one degree increments by temperature or one psi increment by pressure. All refrigerant blends have bubble and dew
Temperature Monitor Widget v.2.5
Temperature Monitor Widget is the Dashboard version of its "bigger brother" Temperature Monitor.
Basic melting temperature widget v.1.0
The Basic melting temperature widget allows to calculate the melting temperature of a nucleic acid sequence.
Chambers Thesaurus v.1.3
The Chambers Thesaurus is the perfect reference for writers and word game enthusiasts, while all lovers of language will find it a pleasure to browse through.
Steampunk CPU & GPU Temperature Monitor v.0.19
Steampunk CPU/GPU thermometer widget. This is a steampunk CPU/GPU thermometer for your desktop.
Chambers - 200 Words You Shouldn't Trust v.1.0.0.0
*****Season Sale - 50% Off****** Don’t trust these weasel words. Never trust a weasel word. This is sensible advice, given that the phrase comes from an untrustworthy, singular-looking creature. Coined by a lawyer, Stewart Chaplin, it is used to