Sentences with phrase «searing temperatures»

The adjustable temperature control ranges from 200 ° to high searing temperature of 450º.

Jungle disease, illness and the effects of malnutrition were rife, yet sick men were often forced to continue with the brutal work day and night in searing temperatures.

Searing temperatures shattered 11 heat records in British Columbia last month, including a sweltering 36.5 ºC recorded at the historic gold rush town of Lytton.

The high searing temperature locks in juices and flavors and the unique hood gives food that authentic outdoor grilled taste.

Despite searing temperatures, desert aridity and the occasional sandstorm, Moroccan women manage to stay gorgeous, with their ropes of shiny black hair, supple skin and thick eyelashes.

At the other end of the spectrum, the F - Pace has faced searing temperatures, scorching sun, and blowing sand in the Arabian Peninsula.

Any higher and the odds of avoiding searing temperature rises of 4 or 5 degrees by the end of the century become prohibitively risky.

Lake Houston and Lake Conroe may soon enter uncharted territory as the incessant drought and searing temperatures continue to deplete these two reservoirs» precious water supplies.

I took that idea from my recipe for Pork Porchetta, though I went even more extreme and brought the roasting temperature down to 250F and the searing temperature up to 500F.

Searing temperatures, radiation and lack of air didn't kill algae kept outside the International Space Station — so maybe life from space could colonise worlds

6 But No Chance of Rain In addition to its high winds and searing temperatures, HD 189733b is also remarkable for what it doesn't have.

These fields will do double duty: They will heat a cloud of hydrogen to the searing temperature required for fusion while forcing the resulting plasma to sit in a ring - shaped cloud away from the tokamak's walls.

As the sun's rays are reflected by the mirrors to a single point in one of the towers, the searing temperatures can reach 800 degrees Fahrenheit, heating water or, in some cases, molten salt.