Sentence examples for sufficiently heated from inspiring English sources

'Sufficiently heated' is implied by the complete disappearance of ion fluorescence during secular excitation, which implies temperatures >50KK.

Perhaps 1,000 years after humans learned about melting virgin copper, they found that still another stone, a brittle one directly useless for tools, would produce liquid copper if sufficiently heated while in contact with charcoal.

Organic solvents, such as acetonitrile, N,N-dimethylacetamide, and toluene, can be sufficiently heated even with a low intensity of microwave irradiation in a 7%Pd/WA30-packedPd/WA30-packedshaped catalyst cartridge, whicatalystesigned based on the elecartridgemittivity of the solvents.

Its two-lobes appearance, with a smooth, reflective neck, reveals a comet-like nature that is still frozen completely, having never had its volatiles sufficiently heated by the Sun.

So, for example, when water, which again is associated with a cold-wet combination, is sufficiently heated, the underlying qualitative disposition is no longer suited to the substantial form of water.

Based on numerical simulation, Kirby et al. (2014) suggest that the serpentinized mantle was formed through plate subduction during the Mesozoic and Paleogene that has been sufficiently heated over time, releasing water into the crust over much of the history of the San Andreas Fault system.

We were still able to sufficiently heat the system above room temperature and keep it there, but due to thermal leakage into our system and the heat generated by the fan we were not able to cool the system below 70 degrees.

When the temperature drops below freezing, there's not enough heat in the air to sufficiently heat the home with the pump alone, so the backup electric or gas furnace kicks in to provide warmth.

As a result, it is extremely challenging to sufficiently heat tumor margins that often have complex geometries without causing significant damage to surrounding healthy tissue.

In making stereotype plates, a flong, or mat, a thin sheet of pasteboard, pliant enough to register an impression and sufficiently heat-resistant to tolerate the molten type metal, is placed on the type form with paper and cotton packing.

The Fe-silicene system turned out to be sufficiently heat resistant in a wide temperature range (up to 770 K) compared to the Co-silicene system (up to only 625 K).