Added to this were the facts that the ice-water in the coolers scalded the mouth; the brass-work on the seats blistered the hands; and the empty stoves, almost red-hot from their exposure to the sun, superheated the cars to a degree that was maddening.

Nobody had sufficient understanding of such matters to suggest that the rebreathed, superheated atmosphere of the mill room was responsible.

The livers of the fish are exposed to a jet of superheated steam which destroys the liver cells and causes the small drops of oil to run together.

In order to approximately ascertain the relative reducing action of water gas, carbon monoxide, and superheated steam on iron ore, the author decided to have carried out the following experiments, which were conducted by Mr. Carl J. Sandahl, of Stockholm, who also carried out the analyses.

The brilliant orange of superheated rock had quickly cooled in the near-absolute zero of airless space.

The sole illumination was provided by the fading red glow of the superheated panels that had been their targets and a few bright orange dots in the gaping holes that remained.

Steam is superheated in a coil of pipe, and blown through glowing anthracite along with air.

The steam becomes superheated in traversing the regenerators, B', and in this state enters the bottom of the generator through the flue, E'.

The disinfecting-room is close to the engine-room, and superheated steam, which the engine supplies, is used for disinfection.

What he said need not be recorded here, but every word of superheated vengeance, with which he wished to torture the soul of his victim before striking him to the earth, went straight to the soul of Cheditafa, as if it had been a white-hot iron.

Only superheated steam strikes the block, thus leaving the wood dry.

That mysterious-looking vehicle, rather resembling one of the early locomotives exhibited in the South Kensington Museum, standing in the mud outside a farm-billet, its superheated interior stuffed with "C" Company's blankets, is performing an unmentionable but beneficent work.

It required no supernatural wisdom for any man on the floor to see that Bob Brownley's seed had fallen in superheated soil, that his until now secret hellite was about to be tested.