Sentence examples for a hearth of from inspiring English sources

The base of the furnace is a hearth of refractory material (bricks or castable refractory).

A hearth type of furnace, it was built of stone and was charged with iron ore, flux, and charcoal.

The slabs are then pushed, or walked on their broadside, through gas-fired furnaces that have a hearth dimension of about 13 metres by 30 metres.

Walls are built around a hearth; Because of the doors we may use the house.

The three-network era of mass media, which helped create a national hearth of shared references and values, is long gone, displaced by a new media landscape that has splintered us into thousands of insular tribes.

Other types include the peel oven, having a fixed hearth of stone or brick on which the loaves are placed with a wooden paddle or peel; the reel oven, with shelves rotating on a central axle in Ferris wheel fashion; the rotating hearth oven; and the draw plate oven.

The old idea of a hearth as a place of friendship and warmth, a promise of an intimate world rather than a moonshot at the universe.

The sample from Brodtkorbneset, Pasvik (Norway) (OaPas1) derives from a rectangular hearth of Sami origin and also dates to the late Iron Age (984 ± 31 BP, Table 1).

We like to think of New Orleans as a hearth, a seat of celebration, music, food, excess — the country's id, its soul.

Microscopic charcoal is present (>125 µm) in burial in G3B8, suggesting the presence of a hearth in the vicinity of the burial.

In a single hour, a fire in a hearth generates quantities of these hydrocarbons at levels produced by burning 6,000 packs of cigarettes.