Tempering

• “Tempering is a heat soak process that strengthens the glass and prevents breakage significantly.”

  Shower glass thickness

• “Tempering" or "drawing" should be restricted to mean moderate reheating, up to about 350° C., forming troostitic steel.”

  The Working of Steel Annealing, Heat Treating and Hardening of Carbon and Alloy Steel

• “Tempering his contentious passion with winning doses of empiricism and good cheer, Dutton — the essayist, academic, public-radio enthusiast, and founder and editor of Arts & Letters Daily — seeks a way around “the hermetic discourse that deadens so much of the humanities.””

  Cover to Cover

• “Tempering eggs is a critical culinary process, especially when it comes to making puddings, custards and other similar recipes.”

  How do you temper eggs? | Baking Bites

• “Tempering such greed must become a key priority for today's business leaders.”

  The Huffington Post: Simon Mainwaring: Capitalism's Seven Debtly Sins

• “Group News Blog: Tempering, Dipping, Trimming, skip to main | skip to sidebar”

  Tempering, Dipping, Trimming,

• “Tempering a fine chocolate is a scientific process that also depends on voodoo.”

  Archive 2009-12-01

• “Tempering the data was news that Texas-area factories contracted at a faster pace in August.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Investors Unload Swiss Franc

• “Tempering the devastating implications of the world we now live in are pictured reminders of humanity's sacredness.”

  The Huffington Post: Rachel Anne Farquharson: George Walker's Book of Hours: The Significance of a Decade Passed

• “Tempering the urge to overwrite the especially mucky parts is important, but I didn't want to edit out the weird bits altogether simply because I didn't want people to know that I'd been in the bin, or that I'm not always the most attractive person on the planet.”

  Norah Vincent - An interview with author

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