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Antonija Posted 15 years ago
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In/at the centre of
Which of the two should be used if the temperature is being measured in/at the centre of some product, for instance a sausage?
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Hi,
Because you have to insinuate yourself into the sausage, I'd use "in."
If it's some flat object, like a hotplate, I'd say "at the center," but it would not be incorrect to say "in."
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Because you have to insinuate yourself into the sausage, I'd use "in."
If it's some flat object, like a hotplate, I'd say "at the center," but it would not be incorrect to say "in."
Happy New Year! - A.
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