Sentence examples similar to heat par from inspiring English sources

18 Through the activation of TRPV1 by concentrated heat, PAR-2 carrying C-fibers may be influenced, suppressing pruritus.

Here's how it looks to the homeowner now: At $250 a ton retail, pellets are competitive with natural gas, roughly half the cost of electric baseboard heat and on par with heating oil at a current $2 a gallon.

At 458 yards, it is actually on the puny side for par-4's here, but on Thursday it was easily the hardest hole on the course, with almost as many bogeys as pars, and through the end of the first round on Friday it was in a statistical dead heat with the par-4 5th, another beast, for the nastiest hole at Bethpage.

Brennan posted the fastest time of the three races at Lagoa Stadium, sending a message to her main rivals Kiwi Emma Twigg and reigning Olympic champion Czech Mirka Knapkova that her sub-par heat performance was a one-off.

Though the skill level of teams outside the U.S. -- we're including the Toronto Raptors in this category -- may not be on par with the Heat or the Mavericks, the passion surrounding teams in Israel, the Philippines and Argentina is no less intense and fandom, in many places, has been infused with the manic and rather unpredictable joy of soccer hooliganism.

Those are the stakes for this year's NBA Finals: the Heat will either be on par historically with MJ's Bulls if they win or, if they lose, remembered alongside good teams like the Bad Boy Pistons, Hakeem's mid-'90s Rockets (a squad that could only win two titles in a row after Jordan left the league to play outfield for the Birmingham Barons) and the late 2000s Kobe-Pau Lakers.

Although the GSHP technology in Germany and other countries already entered the stage of diffusion, it is a technology that still has to find its place on par with other heating technologies.

Woods turned the heat up on Clark on the par-4 14th when he made a 56-foot shot from a greenside bunker to win the hole.

Remove from heat. 4. Remove the par-baked chicken (with the onion-garlic mixture and any liquid) to a separate baking dish or bowl. 5. To the Dutch oven, add the remaining 2 tablespoons oil and chopped onion and sweat the onions over medium-low heat until softened, 3 to 5 minutes.

Chad says that it can get a bit heated during pageants, which are on par with "real girl" contests.

Since the heating in London theaters in a cold wave is on a par with their air-conditioning in a heat wave, these audiences were unlikely to go home with warm hands.