Sentence examples for point of heavy from inspiring English sources

Pour point is a very important flow parameter, and for all the prepared emulsions in our study, the measured pour point was found to be remarkably low compared to the pour point of heavy crude oil (42 °C).

The three American plants used a process different from Trail's; heavy water was extracted by distillation, taking advantage of the slightly higher boiling point of heavy water.

The American plants used a process different from Trail's; heavy water was extracted by distillation, taking advantage of the slightly higher boiling point of heavy water.

One time, for example, when Andy and Patricia were practically at the point of heavy petting, and the guys on the dock felt lower than low, Bobby started to think about Andy's tongue.

The fans loved his goals, and gently taunted his robust-to-the-point-of-heavy build.

The boiling point of heavier organosulfur compounds, such as alkylated dibenzothiophenes, are high (>340 °C) and it would require vacuum distillation.

To date, according to my colleague Julia Preston, who covers immigration, the department has completed about 650 miles of hard fence, mostly in cities and at points of heavy illegal crossings.

Of course, even those are points of heavy debate - ask a random selection of people and you'll get a completely different list of goods and bads - so the question seems to be, most accurately: "Vince Vaughn?" But all I could think, when I heard the twittering women in the changing room last night was: "You'd think it would be really good.

Due to different cut-off points of heavy drinking, exact numerical comparison of the results between women and men is not possible.

But listen to Polo Tang, respected media analyst at UBS: Sky stands at an inflection point after a period of heavy investment in broadband and high-definition TV.

But the year-over-year delinquency numbers -- the first chart below -- point to heavy concentration of late in the West, followed by a streak of improvements in the Midwest that trickle away as you head East.