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61 This experience has tempered their idealism.

62 Bodkin Arrow : Arrows with a tempered steel tip.

63 Die cast aluminum housing, Silastic ring, Tempered glass.

64 The Otterhound is amiable, boisterous and even - tempered.

65 Unreasonably irritable or ill - tempered; peevish.

66 A petulant, bad - tempered mood ; a huff.

67 Nationalism is power-hunger tempered by self-deception.

68 He is very short - tempered.

69 The good - tempered man tends to be unperturbed.

70 He's a bit quick - tempered, but not difficult to get along with.

71 "Black" Burton, a man evil tempered and malicious, had been picking a quarrel with a tenderfoot at the bar, when Thornton stepped good naturedly between.

72 The technology of traditional quenched and tempered medium carbon steel sliding yoke is very complicated and it has high rejection rate too.

73 Tempered glass, insulating glass, remote Venetian glass[sentencedict.com], Low-E glass can be any combination of styles of doors and windows.

74 Overheating can result in over tempered martensite (OTM) or untempered martensite (UTM) formations in the base metal.

75 But the jobs data suggests any recovery is likely to be tempered by sluggish domestic demand, even as the country's export industries start to recover from a sharp downturn in the global economy.

76 It is pointed out that, at the same tempering degree, the fracture strength increases with the increasing of the thickness of tempered glass, but does not for untempered glass.

77 The stainless steel polishing kneading board, the high quality water joint, the flexible silica gel seal packing collar, processes processing specially the tempered glass.

78 He is good - tempered; he gets along well with everyone.

79 Unlike that of tempered martensite structure, there is little effect of oxygen content on the fatigue properties of ferrite-pearlite steel.

80 I think in those days we were a little shy of our emotions, and the fear of ridicule tempered the more obvious forms of pretentiousness.

81 We are often uncaring short - tempered and unforgiving - flat - out too much like ourselves and not enough like Him!

82 In addition, in 2007 both volumes of Bach's "Well Tempered Klavier" were edited in the Henle original text with fingerings by Mr Schiff.

83 This also made him moody and bad - tempered, a trait that would persist and lose him friends.

84 Comparing with tempered martensite, the life of hammering to destory was increased above 10 times.

85 The Spindle Is Manufactured From Chromolybdenum Alloy Steel, Tempered,(http://sentencedict.com/tempered.html) Carburization Treated And Precision Ground. Employs Class P4 Angular Contact Ball Bearing For Superior Precision And Rigidity.

86 Hand - hammered from 15 - gauge copper, each sink's tempered finish develops a rustic patina over time.

87 It's encouraging to bear in mind that, for most Linux users, the expectation from beta software is generally tempered by a reasonable expectation of finding--and more importantly, reporting--bugs.

88 Lyrics: Red Guards, Red Guards Burning with revolutionary zeal Tested by the storm of class struggle Tempered for battle our hearts are red.

89 Having studied the relationship between tempered hardness and tempering temperature for hardened carbon steels, a tempering behaviour model is set up between hardness and temperature.

90 The apprenticeships are tempered with classwork that emphasizes less science, more humanity.