Now, at high temperatures, solids actually begin to translate and rotate slightly. So at high temperatures, we can't use this formula for solids. But what we could say is that for high temperatures, as temperature increases, so does the kinetic energy. Now, one last thing I want to mention is from this definition, I said that temperature is a property. Now, more specifically, temperature is an intensive property. Now remember, when you divide an extensive property by another extensive property, you get an intensive property.