Sentence examples for point of heated from inspiring English sources

Gastromasochists have likened it to molten lava, burning needles, and "the tip of my tongue being branded by a fine point of heated steel".

The Ḥusayn-McMahon correspondence remained a point of heated contention thereafter, particularly as it related to Palestine, which the British claimed was included in the land to be set aside for the French.

The form that action should take, however, remained a point of heated contention.

This is another point of heated debate though.

New mechanics, like the aforementioned protect shields, help to make it feel a bit more strategic and less like blindly tapping the screen until something happens — but after 20-something years of Pokémon games, any changes are bound to be a point of heated debate.

The heating length determined the start point of heating; the heating power determined how long the wellbore temperature remained above the inflection point temperature.

In the view point of heat loss at affected segments, the peak values were 22.8 W/m2 for PCM, 40.1 W/m2 for ICE and 34.3 W/m2 for PCM + ICE.

This paper reviews the transient boiling heat transfer which is the study of transition mechanism from natural convection or nucleate boiling to film boiling and critical point of heat flux using the various wetting fluid as working medium (Distilled water, ethanol, fluorinert liquid, etc).

Based on a 3-dimensional temperature field calculation model, from the view point of heat transfer and long campaigns note with the core of forming accretion, the forming-accretion-ability (FAA) and the rib hot surface maximum temperature difference (ΔTmax) as quantificational indexes to direct and evaluate the design of copper staves for blast furnaces were presented.

If the patients reported a strong sensation of heat, the hand piece was moved slightly away from the point of heat sensation.

The note, which provided only a tiny, unclear glimpse into the jurors' deliberations, seemed to suggest that the discord was not at the point of being heated.