Sentence examples for heat range from inspiring English sources

Rents, which include heat, range from $900 for a one-bedroom apartment to $1,050 for two bedrooms.

Greenstein, B. J. & Pandolfi, J. M. Escaping the heat: Range shifts of reef coral taxa in coastal Western Australia.

This room includes a library where residents can knock off pages of their favorite book beneath coffered ceilings within heat range of a fireplace crafted from a Paonazzo marble surround and a Pietra Serena hearth.

Some potions require you to keep the potion in a certain heat range for a long period of time, such as a minute or 30 seconds.

If the heat range is large enough so that you can idle for a few seconds without it falling or rising above the range, you can move on to the next step.

The other three methods here do apply heat, ranging from the hot blast of the wok to the gentleness of a braise to a quick bath in a bubbling broth.

In an initial experiment, the scientists used data from 20 people to find a brain-wide pattern of excitation and inhibition a neural "signature"—that changed reliably as people experienced varying degrees of heat, ranging from painless to scalding.

The mice injected intraperitoneally with minerals heated in this temperature range generally died within 48 hr after injection, while those injected with untreated chrysotile or chrysotile heated in the other heat ranges did not.

For After Miss Julie, the first production in the Young Vic's "Classics for a New Climate" initiative, the theatre adjusted its heating range to between 18C and 24C, rather than maintaining a steady 22C.

The heating range, the temperature increment and the movement rate of thermal front will all decline with the increase of hydrate saturation.

Formal kinetics were applied in order to predict a heating range, in which the casein dispersion shows a high rennetability and guarantees the inactivation of Clostridium tyrobutyricum spores by four log units.