Sentence examples for called heater from inspiring English sources
A bartender's choice called Heater is composed of mezcal, blood orange, lime and muddled jalapeño.
This power has been used to help Starfox sleep with She-Hulk and, weirdly, a prostitute called Heater Delight.
When several cases of severe bacterial infections with Mycobacterium chimaera in a Swiss hospital became public so called heater cooler units (HCU) used during open heart surgery were suspected to be the origin of the pathogens.
To demonstrate the suitability of Boom clay for bearing thermal load induced by the HLW, a large-scale in-situ heater test, called PRACLAY heater test, will be conducted in the underground research laboratory (URL) in Mol.
In this study, a combinatorial optimization methodology has been presented for determining the optimal number and location of equally powered heaters over some parts of the boundary, called the heater surface, to satisfy the desired heat flux and temperature profiles over the design surface while keeping the total heaters power constant but floating the number of heaters.
The Inuit used to be called Eskimos, 'eaters of raw meat' by the Cree tribe in northern Canada.
These heat sheet products are available at industrial supply stores and may also be called "drum heaters" Build a room around the tank.
Hydrocarbons can be interesting refrigerants in domestic facilities such as heat pumps for domestic hot water production called heat pump water heaters (HPWH).
In another application, industrial processes requiring hot gases use a unique heat-transfer device called a pebble heater.
John Furman, the owner of Boot-a-Pest, a team of bedbug exterminators based on Long Island, said he has had hundreds of clients buy a portable heater called PackTite to kill bedbug life, baking any used or borrowed book as a preventive measure before taking it to bed.
ISI Technologies Makersrs of a smart water heater called the Heatworks Model 1 that saves energy and water by instantly heating the h20 through graphite electrodes.
