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121 A wisely tempered tribunate is the strongest buttress of a good constitution, but if it has the least degree of power beyond what is necessary, it will overthrow everything.

122 Higher tempered wheat moisture content resulted in significantly lower yields and lower protein and damaged starch contents of both semolina and flour.

123 To engage in a petty, bad - tempered quarrel; squabble.

124 His insatiable ambition can make him short - tempered and intolerant.

125 Though he had a very well - tempered constitution, his hold upon life had lost its firmness.

126 Bicker: To engage in a petty, bad - tempered quarrel; squabble.

127 X-Ray analysis finds that steel after tempering main matrix of tempered martensite.

128 The early ambitions of youthful enthusiasm soon become tempered with realism.

129 It's just safer to use tempered glass Corning Ware etc.

130 As far as possible bunads are made of natural materials: linen or cotton for shirts, silk for kerchiefs, vests and bodices, and Tempered Glass Lazy Susan, jackets, trousers and stockings.

131 Patients wait hours while the undermanned and sometimes short - tempered staff struggle to meet the demand.

132 Tempered, continuous quality improvement philosophy, the production transfer of customer satisfaction products.

133 SCARLATTI any two contrasting sonatas of your own choice or BACH any one "Well Tempered Clavier" Prelude and Fugue.

134 Feeder vices fitted to a floating plate with closing pressure regulation, sliding by ball-bushing on chromium-plated and tempered guides, floor stand.

135 The evolution of deformation dislocation structure during the tensile loading was examined by transmission electron microscopy in the tempered martensite of low and middle carbon alloy steels.

136 It can be made of high - grade float glass or tempered glass, etc.

137 The change in carbides and the recovery of dislocation structure in the matrix of tempered martensite during the process of fatigue have been studied with the help of a TEM.

138 Tempered through years'hardships, he has grown much more experienced than ever.

139 Even left - wing editorialists in France, quick to sneer at degenerate American capitalism, have tempered their glee.

140 A fall in U.S. construction spending in May to a more than 10-year low also tempered the economic outlook.

141 Its tendency to archaic language was tempered by the indolence of its exponents.

142 Bainite has higher abrasive wear resistance than tempered martensite with equal or higher hardness in hard abrasion, but in reverse in soft abrasion.

143 Although short - tempered, he is a good person who is full of kindness.

144 The results revealed that the non homogeneous distribution of the carbide caused the "zonal structure" appeared in the joint of drill rod which is hardened and high temperature tempered.

145 The corrosion resistance of 07X16H6 precipitation hardening stainless steel in tempered state was studied using high temperature oxidation, salt-spray test and stress corrosion test. Sentencedict.com

146 Large door with tempered glass vacuum insulation perspective, user - friendly sampling inspection process.

147 The experimental results show that the untempered structural steel has better cutting property than tempered one.

148 Segregation model of austenite boundary are established, mechanism of tempered—martensite embrittlement and bainite transformation are analysed thermodynamically.

149 Mr. Weston is rather an easy , cheerful tempered man.

150 The Dutchman was six - foot, a great , red - faced, hot - tempered trek - ox of a man.