Sentence examples for temperatures hot from inspiring English sources

Mark Stolorow, a forensic biologist with Cellmark Diagnostics, in Maryland, said, "On the floors where the planes crashed, you had temperatures hot enough to melt steel — hotter than the temperatures in a crematorium.

VENUS (Tor/Tom Doherty, $24.95), by Ben Bova, takes us to the second planet from the sun -- a "hellish place" with surface temperatures "hot enough to melt aluminum," atmospheric pressures high enough to crush spacecraft "as if they were flimsy cardboard cartons" and a sky perpetually overcast with "clouds of sulfuric acid".

Before it was even open, it was found that its south-facing concave glass facade channelled the sun's rays into a deadly beam of heat, capable of melting the bumper of a Jaguar, blistering painted shopfronts and singeing carpets – with temperatures hot enough to fry an egg on the pavement.

The systems are designed to withstand the rigors of daily life in rural India: temperatures hot enough to fry an egg, dust and intermittent power outages.

Exothermic peaks in DSC scans all shift to lower onset temperatures; hot plate ignition temperatures decrease; and reaction velocities rise as the degree of swaging is increased.

Furthermore, based on a feasibility study using the spectral diagnosis method, it is shown that EXCEED can determine the Io plasma torus parameters such as the electron density, temperatures, hot electron fraction and so on.

Special boom that could withstand temperatures hotter than two thousand degrees would be required.

With temperatures hotting up, it's time to hit the beach.

Compressed and heated to temperatures hotter than those of the core of a star, the hydrogen atoms will fuse into helium, releasing bursts of thermonuclear energy.

Going at even higher operating temperatures (HOTs) is also under active study.

Temperatures cooler than 95 degrees render the bacterium inert, while temperatures hotter than 130 degrees will kill it.