Apply sufficient heat, via grill or oven, and you're done.
Which means a radiator's dimensions must be large enough to generate sufficient heat.
They demonstrated that in physics and in politics, if you generate sufficient heat, there will be light.
All it takes for such an element to be purged from the mineral is sufficient heat to allow solid diffusion to occur.
The burning sulfur provides sufficient heat to melt the elemental sulfur in the rock layers below, and it flows out at the bottom of the pile.
The last violent activity was in 1824, but crevices in the Montañas del Fuego (Fire Mountains) still emit sufficient heat to fry eggs.
After a turkey neck dangled in the lard has produced that satisfying crackle indicating sufficient heat, Dugas places the turkey in a fry basket and lowers it, cautiously, into the pot.
Responsibility for providing sufficient heat would typically fall to the building, he said, but it is possible for a co-op's proprietary lease to make the shareholder responsible for the radiators inside the apartment.
It's sort of like Yaddo or MacDowell — "like where?" he asked when this reporter made the comparison — but without all the amenities (maid service, picnic basket lunches or sufficient heat).
In New York City, the code provides that from Oct. 1 to May 31, when the outside temperature falls below 55 degrees, a landlord -- including a co-op corporation -- must provide sufficient heat to keep a tenant's apartment at 68 degrees or higher from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
In fact, Mr. Cherry said, since the heating system in most multifamily buildings is controlled by a heat-timer -- which turns the system on and off for preset periods of time -- the most common strategy superintendents use to determine whether there is sufficient heat in the building is to keep the furnace running until no one complains.
