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The Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute's (JAERI) High-Temperature Test Reactor (HTTR) of 30 MW thermal started up at the end of 1998 and has been run successfully at 850°C.
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High-Temperature Gas-cooled Reactors (HTGRs) of two kinds: pebble bed and with prismatic fuel elements.
Thorium 2009
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In April 2004, a coolant outlet temperature of 950°C was achieved in its High-Temperature Engineering Test Reactor (HTTR) — a world first, opening the door for direct thermochemical hydrogen production.
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The doctor is said to be a physicist and the author of ‘An Introduction to High-Temperature Superconductivity.’
American Association for the Advancement of Science statement on evolution - The Panda's Thumb 2006
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High-Temperature Baking At the other extreme, a very hot oven is often used in restaurant kitchens to finish cooking through a portion of fish whose skin side has been browned in a hot frying pan; pan and fish together are then slipped into the oven, and the fish cooks through in a few minutes with heat from all directions, without the necessity of turning it.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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High-Temperature Baking At the other extreme, a very hot oven is often used in restaurant kitchens to finish cooking through a portion of fish whose skin side has been browned in a hot frying pan; pan and fish together are then slipped into the oven, and the fish cooks through in a few minutes with heat from all directions, without the necessity of turning it.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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A.E. Reade, and K.F. Gregory, "High-Temperature Production of Protein-E.riched F.ed from Cassava F.ngi," Appl. Microbial.,
Chapter 7 1983
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I asked the computer what the lasers 'temperature limit was, and it printed out TR 398-734-009-265, "Some Aspects Concerning the Adaptability of Cryogenic Ordnance to Use in Relatively High-Temperature Environments," which had lots of handy advice about how we could insulate the weapons if we had access to a fully-equipped armorer's shop.
The Forever War Haldeman, Joe 1975
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High-Temperature Fuses work in ambient environments to
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High-Temperature Fuses work in ambient environments to 150°C.
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