Sentence examples for because it heats from from inspiring English sources

"A regular pot doesn't make uniform rice because it heats from the bottom," Mr. Bouley explained.

You pop them into the pod and they heat up in less than four seconds, yet they are kind on your hair (not to mention your fingers) because they're heated from the inside.

The authors occasionally overreach: shocking vegetables in ice water doesn't halt the cooking, they announce — which may be true (the core temperature of hot food in an ice bath continues to rise, the book shows), but it's not a distinction to trumpet, since the authors advise doing it anyway because it "pulls heat away from the surface evenly and with remarkable speed".

Its efficiency is greatly enhanced as compared to a conventional gas engine heat pump because it utilizes waste heat from the gas engine.

In Solomatov (2004a), the stress distribution was more complex because the convective cell was heated from within rather than from the bottom and the internal heating affected the temperature-induced density distribution in the lid.

Shortly after its invention, Nobel realized that guhr, an inert substance, not only contributed nothing to the power of the explosive but actually detracted from it because it absorbed heat that otherwise would have improved the blasting action.

But it was watery, probably because it was underdone from being heated and then cooled over and over.

And yet because of the strong sou-wester – the famous wind called "the Fremantle Doctor" because it provides succour from the heat – Thurston's conversions were blown to hell.

The middle case with a(0) = 0.02 AU begins with a lower tidal heat flow because it orbits farther from the star.

Despite the harsh winters, the farm requires little heat, in part because it captures warmth from the building below.

Cuspidine is desirable only in fluxes to produce medium carbon (included peritectic grade) steels, because it reduces the heat flux from the strand to the mould, thus controlling the shrinkage rate during the flux solidification.