Sentence examples for usual heat from inspiring English sources

During a March visit, the cilantro-based chermoula made for succulent shrimp, but the accompanying mayonnaise lacked harissa's usual heat.

Our usual heat sources, gas flames and glowing coals and electrical elements, have temperatures well above 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit.

No, this one came with no drama and the usual Heat protestations that chasing the record is not a waste of their energy, writes Michael Wallace on ESPN.com.

Or in this case, he who bears the tattooed inscription on his back: Chosen 1. "You could see that LeBron was really excited for the guy," Lopez said before the James-led (as usual) Heat outclassed the Nets, 105-85, at Barclays Center.

The usual heat kernel expansion implies this property.

SX110 IS ($300) The "fool's DSLR," made to look serious but just packing the usual heat.

Interesting options include cold-air venting of the seats as well as the usual heating function, a heated steering wheel and an "auto de-fog" system.

In this case the usual heating (halogen lamps, thermo-convectors, etc).

On the other hand, microwave irradiation seems to increase the rate of aggregation of the metallic particles and thus also catalyst deactivation as compared with the usual heating.

Rainfall is at a fraction of its usual levels, heat at historical highs.

The average Nusselt number values have also been interpreted in terms of the usual Colburn heat transfer factor (j).