superheat

They use the Sun to superheat some type of crystal.

Then to superheat the air and the rising water within the compression chamber above the tunnel roof.

But a container of liquid with only microscopic bubbles can superheat dramatically.

So he could superheat bodily fluids at the cellular level and explode human beings from the inside out?

High winds can superheat already dry grasses and brush, in effect preheating the landscape.

This is when small entrained air bubbles compress and superheat with rapid rises in pressure.

It is, however, possible, at a given pressure to superheat a liquid above its boiling point without it becoming gaseous.

During infrared cooking, the flames are used to superheat a sheet of metal or a ceramic block, which in turn provides the radiant energy.

Billions die in several seconds as the joined minds of the Rebels superheat the crust of the planet.

Homogeneous liquids can superheat when heated in a microwave oven in a container with a smooth surface.

If water is heated on a stove in a smooth stainless steel pot or a glass (Pyrex) pot, it can sometimes superheat.

Heated Yang Palm Method - Used to superheat the hand, he burned his wound closed.

These locomotives were somewhat more powerful than those of the Nord and the Est, especially after they were upgraded to superheat about 1930.

He can superheat the air around him to create powerful thermal updrafts that lift him into the air (allowing him to fly).

Red Hulk was infected with a techno-organic virus by Cable, but is able to superheat his body and burn the virus out of his system.

Some receivers may incorporate an internal heat exchanger that draws heat form the subcooled liquid to superheat the gas compressors suction.

Gamma rays from the nuclear processes preceding the true explosion may be partially responsible for the following fireball, as they may superheat nearby air and/or other material.

In 1929, it was decided to not to superheat any more slide valve engines and those so fitted reverted to saturated steam as boiler renewals became necessary.

The LMS continued to superheat engines until 1926, these rebuilds retained their LMS number.

Infrared grills work by igniting propane or natural gas to superheat a ceramic tile, causing it to emit infrared radiation by which the food is cooked.

Logistical personnel explain that the HAARP array allows the particle cannon to superheat the ionosphere, causing it to reflect particles.

Bumping is a phenomenon in chemistry where liquids boiled in a test tube will superheat and, upon nucleation, rapid boiling will expel the liquid from the container.

The fires on deck were beginning to superheat the cargo, and smaller blasts were followed suddenly by a tremendous explosion that blew out of the center of the stricken craft.

Other times, heat from magma migrating close to the surface would superheat overlaying groundwater until it exploded, not unlike an exploding pressure-cooker, creating blowout craters and tuff rings.

The computers got us to back off after that, and they tried a wide beam from the shuttle above the dust devils, trying to superheat the air and maybe dissipate them or something, but whatever they tried didn't work.