Sentence examples for slight heat from inspiring English sources

Garlic, however, as used with gay abandon by everyone else, seems to be the key to this dish: finely chopped, it melts into the sauce, and the slight heat is an excellent foil to the sweetness of the seafood.

In terms of both comfort and the absence of intense thermal stress, the mid-latitude areas are 'privileged' while comfortable or only slight heat load conditions only rarely occur in the humid tropics.

The slight heating of the oceans due to the sun's shift releases a large amount of carbon dioxide from the ocean.

Dr Preece's best guess is that the slight heating effect of the microwaves may be responsible perhaps by speeding up some critical chemical reaction or by stimulating blood flow.

The small amount of energy represented by this work manifests itself as a slight heating effect, the result of the induced current encountering resistance in the material of the coil.

More significantly, zircon ages and Hf isotopes imply that this lower crust had a complex history of accretion and modification, including initial growth at 3.0 4.0 Ga and 2.5 2.7 Ga, conversion to the dominant granulitic assemblages in the Early Paleoproterozoic (ca 2.3 Ga), modification or metamorphism in the Late Paleoproterozoic (1.8 2.0 Ga) and possibly slight heating in Neoproterozoic time.

Three operational parameters, amplitude (60, 90 and 120 μm), temperature (20, 40 and 60 °C), and treatment time (3, 6 or 9 min) were varied in order to observe the influence of ultrasound and combination of ultrasound and slight heating (thermosonication) on growth and inactivation of selected microorganisms.

After rotary evaporation, ethyl acetate was mixed with the crude extract by slight heating, then, solution was allowed to precipitation.

Nomiku's heating has a slight heating curve from being a PTC element (the type that never burns out and self limits its power when too hot) versus the Anova with conventional coil heater.

The rapid decrease of remanence due to slight heating reveals that there may be thermal history recorded within the wood samples.

White colored substances were formed upon slight heating at about 60 °C due to the precipitation of inorganic and organic sulfur compounds, which were removed from coals during oxidation.