Sentence examples for strongly heating from inspiring English sources

For centuries ceramic objects have been made by strongly heating a vessel formed from a paste of powdered minerals.

For low degrees of heterogeneity (large patch sizes), a great coverage by lowly evapotranspiring, but strongly heating patches may enhance vertical motion.

White, T. G. et al. Observation of inhibited electron-ion coupling in strongly heated graphite.

It is strongly heated in general, but its moisture content is so low that the intense dry convection normally fails to reach the condensation level.

Over warm continental areas, however, the air mass is strongly heated so that, instead of fog and low stratus clouds, widely scattered and locally heavy afternoon thunderstorms occur.

This original experimental study is to evaluate the beneficial effects of self-healing, through the rehydration of strongly heated mortars.

Precise ages can be obtained on high-level rocks (i.e., those closer to the surface) and meteorites, and imprecise but nevertheless valuable ages can be determined for rocks that have been strongly heated.

It had recently been shown that many metals gained in weight when strongly heated in air, and Guyton devised a possible explanation of this fact despite the supposed escape of phlogiston.

The black product (a mixture of the sulfides of silver, copper, and lead) is powdered; and after the engraved metal, usually silver, has been moistened with a flux (a substance used to promote fusion), some of the powder is spread on it and the metal strongly heated; the niello melts and runs into the engraved channels.

The converter material is strongly heated and it emits thermal radiation into the hohlraum.

The expectation is that there ought to be very little in the way of an electromagnetic signal emitted from such a merger, but the presence of strongly heated matter surrounding these objects could change that; future observations may teach us more.