A hot heel is kept in the furnace to ensure a good current flow through the charge.
In commercial operation, a hot heel is often left in the furnace after tapping in order to decrease the thermal shock on the lining generated by the water-cooled coil.
"A Guidette," explains Sweetheart, referring to the kind of girl she plays on the show, "takes really good care of themselves, has pretty hair, cakes on makeup, has tan skin, wears the hottest heels".
This comes hot on the heels of Lord Paddy Ashdown failing to carry out his exit polls pledge on the day the election results were announced.
This comes hot on the heels of a 4.3% increase in productivity in the final quarter of 1998, which also took forecasters by surprise.
This came hot on the heels of Mr. Nagel's 2008 scholarly article criticizing the federal court decision, in Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District, banning the teaching of intelligent design in public school biology classes.
This came hot on the heels of the publication of an independent examination of the evidence underpinning Lord Carter's recommendations, which describes Carter's analysis of the factors driving up the prison population as "inadequate" and "highly misleading".
"£30m for transport for the north is positive, but this comes hot on the heels of the government announcing the 'pausing' of plans to electrify the Transpennine rail route.
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Herman Van Rompuy tweeted the news: Herman Van Rompuy (@euHvR) Today the European Council decided to open EU accession negotiations with #Serbia #EUCO June 28 , 2013This comes hot on the heels of the decision to put an extra seat around the table for Latvia at future eurozone meetings (see 11.36am).
