Sentences with phrase «turned off the heat because»

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In the future I'd cook this at medium because majority of the caramel was turning brown and the clumps were still completely uncooked, so I had to take it off the heat and whisk it aggressively to keep it from burning.

In the future, I will turn off the heat before it gets to the prescribed temp, because even though the heat is off, the pot stayed hot, and the caramel continued to cook.

Turned off the heat when I added the escarole and just stirred it in because I wouldn't serve the soup for several hours... it wilts just fine, but this way it doesn't overcook.

They are doubly useful because they can quickly germinate seeds and grow seedlings, and then their heat can be turned off so that the seedlings can harden off (see Part 3 of this series).

People also seem to like these pads because they can keep the bedroom cooler during the night and turn off the main heat in the house overnight.

You can't lower the heat or turn off the lights because some students and their funding have left for charters.

And then horses, he's always been around horses, frightened horses too, because when in the morning Walter wasn't sleeping off the effects of the strong brew he kept for himself and his friends, he would turn to his second trade, farrier and blacksmith; and whether it was his sour breath, or his loud voice, or his general way of going on, even horses that were good to shoe would start to shake their heads and back away from the heat.

If there's an outage that turns off the heat and causes burst pipes, though, you generally have coverage because you kept the thermostat at a reasonable temperature.

You can't turn off the heat in January and go away for the weekend and expect for the water damage from those frozen pipes to be covered, because you actively turned off the heat before leaving.

More ground turns from white reflective snow to black, heat absorbant dirt.The same effect occurs as sea ice is lost.The corals blanch, and, as I stated last year on this site, the shutdown of the north Atlantic current will occur, since the salinity level studies I spoke of last year, off Greenland, continue to show that the upwelling mechanisms driving the North Atlanic current are in severe jeapordy, because the change in salinity levels effects the driver of the current, the upwelling and downwelling of different salinity levels off Greenland.

Our Hampton outputs tons of heat (even in -10 F nights) but because it has a remote - controlled thermostat, it simply turns off when it goes above the programmed temperature.

The YD shows strongly up in GRIP but is much less pronounced in the Antarctic cores because interrupting the AMOC turns poleward ocean heat transport on and off causing abrupt NH climate change.

You might as well claim that a house thermostat can not work «in a persistent and opposite way» to variations in ambient temperature, just because it keeps turning the heat on and off too frequently for your taste.

Well, not quite like a lava light, because we heat lava lamps on the bottom and cool them at the top and when we turn off the light, they stop working.

Controls that you are likely to see include the two park brake air - controls (one for tractor, one for trailer); a hand - controlled trailer - only brake control called a Johnson Bar or trolley valve; turn signal switch (not automatically cancelling) with integrated four - way flasher switch, air controls for unlocking the fifth - wheel for adjustment and for locking the axles together; control for applying air to the air suspension bags; control to apply air to the drop / tag axle; mirror heat and adjustment switches, various light switches, including one to interrupt the running lights to thank drivers for letting you in; cruise control; CB of course, and engine retarders (typically called Jake Brakes because they were originally sold by Jacobson) that can be set to off, or different level of braking.

Because furnaces are one of the top sources of deadly CO leaks, a CO alarm on Nest Protect will prompt your thermostat to turn off the heat.

This happens because warm feet and hands cause blood vessels to enlarge, allowing more heat to escape your body, which in turn lowers your core temperature faster and causes you to nod off sooner.