The temperature of the kitchen and the oven's nearness to a window or door will often make a difference of five or ten minutes in the time needed for baking.

Success depends upon getting the fat the right temperature.

See also that the nutter is the same consistency as ordinary butter when kept in a medium temperature.

The boxes should be covered with panes of glass till the seedlings are well started, and should be kept at a temperature of from 65° to 70° Fahr.

The time required for their growth varies according to the temperature, moisture, etc.

(5) Place round the base of the test tube a few fragments of ice, in order to appreciably lower the temperature of the water.

For example, your opponent states that in the original formation of a mountain-range the granite and other elements in its composition were, by reason of their high temperature, in a fluid or molten state; that the temperature must have amounted to some 480° Fahrenheit; and that when the mass took shape it was covered by the sea.

For example, your opponent states that in the original formation of a mountain-range the granite and other elements in its composition were, by reason of their high temperature, in a fluid or molten state; that the temperature must have amounted to some 480° Fahrenheit; and that when the mass took shape it was covered by the sea.

To refute the objection, your opponent would have to show that the boiling-point depends not only on the degree of warmth, but also on the atmospheric pressure; and that as soon as about half the sea-water had gone off in the shape of steam, this pressure would be so greatly increased that the rest of it would fail to boil even at a temperature of 480°.

We are brought into sudden contact with a new temperature, and we feel a powerful and superior influence from without which affects us uncomfortably.

But as soon as we are a little composed and reconciled to our surroundings, as soon as we have appropriated some of its temperature, we feel an extraordinary sense of satisfaction, as in bathing in cool water; we assimilate ourselves to the new element, and cease to have any necessary pre-occupation with our person.

The temperature of the water at the mouth of the culvert was 180°.

The temperature of the water as it leaves the aqueduct is 178°.

The baths are formed by a small circular building six feet in diameter, erected over the point of discharge for the purpose of securing a steam-bath; the temperature of these is 160°

A change of temperature is said to have occurred in the latter.

"The bar has now reached a temperature of about 700 degrees, and has become a dull red.

The part frozen, which looks white or bluish white, and is cold, should be very slowly raised in temperature by brisk but careful rubbing in a cool place and never near a fire.

As the moon crawled up over the rain-bathed foothills of the Ourthe Mountains, the temperature dropped far below the freezing point.

The temperature was hot, but not sultry, and the air we breathed was an elixir of immortality.

The heat was very great; I had no thermometer, but should judge the temperature to have been at least 95° in the shade.

In order to regulate the temperature hot or cold water was used, according to the season; this circulated in the pipes of the hypocauste, or the subterranean furnace which warmed the baths.

This was succeeded by six days of dark, stormy weather, which entirely interrupted all progress, and terminated by a rain, with a change to a milder temperature, which cleared away the snow.

This was the first church in which I found stoves, and really it was quite necessary that these should be used, the difference of temperature between this place and Jalta was very considerable for the short distance.

She turned her eyes from the mirror and let them rest on his face, which looked as small and withered as an old man's, with a lower lip that trembled queerly.... XXI The spring in New York proceeded through more than its usual extremes of temperature to the threshold of a sultry June.

Why should we seek to add pain to pain, and raise a wretched life to the temperature of a torture-room?