Sentence examples for scalding temperature from inspiring English sources

At just above the scalding temperature, water begins to circulate visibly and to shiver; at this point, foods, notably eggs and fish, may be poached.

That said, Mr. Edelstein's "Timon," for all its clarity and efficiency, never achieves the scalding temperature that makes this bitter late play so distinctive among Shakespeare's works.

Additional factors that may affect water absorption and retention are scalding temperature and the pressure or amount of buffeting applied to birds by feather removal machinery, and the resultant loosening of the skin.

Draw your bath at a comfortably hot, but not scalding temperature.

Simulations include shock tables that bounce and pound the gear and a bizarre "freezer oven" that alternates scalding temperatures with frost.

The national parks' history is full of examples of misguided visitors feeding bears, putting children on buffalos for photos and dipping into geysers despite signs warning of scalding temperatures.

If a white bird is desired, a higher scald temperature is used, resulting in the removal of the yellow pellicle.

Berman et al. (1984) showed a 1.5-mm depth of injury when bone was subjected to a scald temperature of 85°C, and an injury of this depth would affect the cement-bone interface.

Where do you stand on tea temperature: scalding hot or cool enough to glug?

The "Faking It" actor found himself in hot water on Wednesday (temperature: scalding), when he felt compelled to share some ~deep~ thoughts with his million or so followers during a difficult run. .

The "Faking It" actor found himself in hot water on Wednesday (temperature: scalding), when he felt compelled to share some ~deep~ thoughts with his million or so followers during a difficult run.