Sentence examples for violent heating from inspiring English sources

The model shows that violent heating alternated with calm periods creates an agitated foam of cold clumps embedded within warm gas.

Both the apple strudel and lockshen pudding, a curious confection of sweetened noodles with sultanas, had a flaccid texture and violent heat, as if warmed through in the special fast oven.

It is found that the combustion is anchored at the trailing edge of cavity accompanied by violent heat release, which is governed by a cavity-stabilized diffusion flame.

People in good health were all of a sudden attacked by violent heats in the head, and redness and inflammation in the eyes, the inward parts, such as the throat or tongue, becoming bloody and emitting an unnatural and fetid breath Discharges of bile of every kind named by physicians ensued, accompanied by very great distress.

After drying, each article is thoroughly baked or burned in the violent heat of the porcelain furnace.

Spock goes into the state of "Pon Far": the violent "on heat" fever that comes to Vulcans, during which they must "have sex or die".

It was about five years ago, but the book really stuck in my mind: the brutal murder of a young soldier; the sparseness of the prose; the violent, vivid heat.

A solid, serviceable England team, with no great flair but plenty of class in Bobby Charlton, Francis Lee, Terry Cooper and the rest – dubbed "a team of thieves and drunks" in the Mexican press – melted against West Germany in Guadalajara, Ramsey's reliance on overlapping full-backs a fatal flaw in the violent midday heat.

In that heated, violent moment, we all momentarily looked like we had those freaky cat eyes that Al had at the end of "Eat It!" The whole family was unraveling because of parody music?

In St . Louis the weather has flip-flopped between sweltering heat and violent storms.

Infectious disease, waterborne and foodborne pathogens, air pollution, allergies, violent weather and extreme heat waves are all public health concerns potentially affected by climate change.