Sentence examples for really high temperatures from inspiring English sources

When lead is combined with tin in the correct proportion (63% tin to 37% lead), the resulting alloy has a low melting point of 183°C, which is another advantage, Geibig says: "If you're not operating at really high temperatures, you have more control over processes, so that the processes aren't sensitive to slight temperature variations, which are costly to control".

But that's not all: really extreme high temperatures, the kind of thing that used to happen very rarely in the past, have now become fairly common.

It was already known that liquid crystal displays (LCDs) were possible, the problem was that they only really worked at high temperatures.

But that's an August problem -- August looks like summer, but it's really autumn with high temperatures, full of back-to-school sales and professional football.

High temperatures can really do a number on hair that's already rough and dry; the hot water causes the hair shaft to get frayed.

Considering the solid content, the amount of solution sticking to the surface of substrate and the density of the sol-gel derived solids materials are the main factors determining the solid film thickness, a new approach capable of directly predicting what an oxide film thickness of a liquid layer on the substrate could yield without really sintering at high temperature was developed.

"So batting last and chasing say 250 would be no more difficult than getting 250 in the first innings, especially as there were no high temperatures forecast to really crack the surface up.

It is really important to use fat or oil that is able to take high temperatures, such as peanut oil.

Nor are they stable at high temperatures.

I hope you like high temperatures".

This process accelerates in high temperatures.