This carbon partitioning takes place simultaneously with the carbide precipitation due to the over-tempering of the martensite phase.
Moreover, softening was observed in over tempered section within heat-affected zone.
"He came in as a young, emotional player, always very strong and very aggressive but very emotional, and sometimes that would get the best of him," said Murray, who recalled butting heads with Stevens over temper-driven penalties.
Relief that the confrontation is over is tempered with anxiety about the fallout.
With his signature comb-over, short temper and penchant for the outrageous gesture, he's a walking media magnet.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). said on Sunday that President Barack Obama should "get over his temper tantrum" over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
He seems the depositary of the vengeance of his race; and though the long habit of brooding over daily insults and injuries has crusted over his temper with inveterate misanthropy, and hardened him against the contempt of mankind, this adds but little to the triumphant pretensions of his enemies.
He seemed to have little control over his temper, and he had an extensive arms collection.
Once a borderline star known for his strength, athleticism and high-flying dunks, Martin now inspires wary glances over his temper and his questionable attitude.
Questions over his temper and treatment of his staff led Second District Republicans to choose another candidate to oppose Jim Matheson, the Democrat who won the general election.
Once I grovel enough, I graduate to the brand new 12 step game, "I Surrender," which culminates at the finish line, where I sheepishly admit that even my Higher Power has no control over my temper during menopause.
