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Definition of heat treatment in English: heat treatmentnoun mass nounThe use of heat for therapeutic purposes in medicine, or to modify the properties of a material, especially in metallurgy. Example sentencesExamples - If your skin has poor sensation or if you have poor circulation, don't use heat treatment.
- Ice packs also can help, and you can try alternating heat treatment with ice packs.
- It's difficult not to relax as you wander at your own pace around the heat treatment rooms of the Thermal Suite, then lie, robed, on a heat-contoured couch, willing yourself to stay awake.
- Thinner veins can be removed with laser or heat treatment (thermal ablation).
- She was unable to attend the fundraiser because she is receiving revolutionary heat treatment in Germany.
Derivatives verb [with object]Apply heat to (a material) to produce a desired condition. the metal bolts are heat-treated for extra strength Example sentencesExamples - some companies heat-treat yogurt after culturing, which kills off bacteria
- You can also buy pasteurized eggs, which have been heat-treated to 140 F for 3.5 minutes.
- Titanium's strength depends upon how it's alloyed and heat-treated, just as with steel.
- The same basic stainless-steel alloy can be heat-treated in a number of different ways.
Definition of heat treatment in US English: heat treatmentnounˈhēt ˈˌtrētmənt The use of heat for therapeutic purposes in medicine, or to modify the properties of a material, especially in metallurgy. Example sentencesExamples - Ice packs also can help, and you can try alternating heat treatment with ice packs.
- Thinner veins can be removed with laser or heat treatment (thermal ablation).
- If your skin has poor sensation or if you have poor circulation, don't use heat treatment.
- She was unable to attend the fundraiser because she is receiving revolutionary heat treatment in Germany.
- It's difficult not to relax as you wander at your own pace around the heat treatment rooms of the Thermal Suite, then lie, robed, on a heat-contoured couch, willing yourself to stay awake.
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