Sentence examples for melted at the from inspiring English sources
However, gas hydrates formed in KHI-free solution melted at the equilibrium temperature and multiple-melting points were not observed.
And last but not least, we've melted at the power of sloths.
During the refining process of these metals, orphaned radioactive sources are sometimes accidentally melted at the same time.
During the process, mixed ceramic powders are completely melted at the required position by a high-energy laser beam, yielding fully dense ceramic with fine-grained microstructure in which the eutectic spacing is ∼100 nm.
And he melted at the plight of sick children -- just ask Boston Globe sports columnist Dan Shaughnessy Williamss befriended his 8-year-old daughter Kate when she was stricken with leukemia and sent her autographs and cheer.
As the ice sheets melted at the close of the Pleistocene Epoch (11,700 years ago), the land slowly recovered its former altitude, but before this was completed the sea flooded the coastal areas.
In temperate regions, melting at the surface normally predominates.
How much is it melting at the bottom?
"What the regional models tell us is that we will get more melt at the coast.
After a couple of minutes, the sugar will start to melt at the edges.
Why do some women melt at the sight of babies while other women are indifferent?
