At an onsen, as at a sentō, all guests are expected to wash their bodies and rinse themselves thoroughly before entering the hot water.

At a press conference held later the same day, Hermann Göring was asked by foreign correspondents to respond to a hot rumour that General von Schleicher had been murdered in his home.

At the coastal city Mombasa, the air changes from cool to hot, almost every day ( see chart below ).

At about the same time as meteorite concentrations were being discovered in the cold desert of Antarctica, collectors discovered that many meteorites could also be found in the hot deserts of Australia.

At sea level, the climate is tropical — hot and humid with average yearly temperatures of about and little daily variation.

At one time, Wiesbaden boasted 26 hot springs.

At SummerSlam 1994, in a Naked Gun parody, they were hot on the case ( in fact, they were literally standing on a case ).

At that time peppercorns, the fruit of Piper nigrum, an unrelated plant originating from India, were a highly prized condiment ; the name " pepper " was at that time applied in Europe to all known spices with a hot and pungent taste and so naturally extended to the newly discovered Capsicum genus.

At the 200th anniversary in 1983, some 50 hot air balloons took part with the first historic flight reenacted with people dressed in period costume.

At the beginning of September, on Labour Day weekend, Gatineau hosts an annual hot air balloon festival which fills the skies with colourful gas-fired passenger balloons.

At one time the heat from the fire was so great that residents could draw hot water directly from wells to brew coffee.

At that point it seemed that nearly every large pub in London was supplying live music, along with hot snacks and the occasional stripper.

At the start of the 1920s, he was considered by many people without previous knowledge of jazz ( that is to say, most of America ) to be one of the leading lights of hot jazz.

At each stroke the warm condensate was drawn off and sent up to a hot well by a vacuum pump which also helped to evacuate the steam from under the power cylinder.

At the cold end-the water exit from the top pipe, because the cold water entering the bottom pipe is still cold at 20 ° C, it can extract the last of the heat from the now-cooled hot water in the top pipe, bringing its temperature down nearly to the level of the cold input fluid ( 21 ° C ).

At first, the hot water activates the enzymes by providing an optimal temperature for activity in the grist.

At the end of Mallards record run, the middle big end ( part of the motion for the inside cylinder ) was found to have run hot ( indicated by the bursting of a heat-sensitive " stink bomb " placed in the bearing for warning purposes ), the bearing metal having melted, which meant that the locomotive had to stop at Peterborough rather than continue on to London.

At that time the Institute was a " hot bed " of the rapidly evolving discipline of biochemistry, thus Ochoa had the experience of meeting and interacting with scientists such as Otto Warburg, Carl Neuberg, Einar

At a very basic level, tea ceremonies are a formalized way of making a hot drink, in a process which has been refined to yield the best taste.

At Daimler's insistence, it eliminated " the clumsy, complicated slide-valve ignition ", in favor of a hot tube system invented by Leo Funk, since Daimler also distrusted electricity.

At Le Mans in June 1962 on a very hot day a TVR was entered as # 31 with 1. 6 litre BMC engine but retired after only 3 laps with loss of coolant.

At an earlier time in food regulation, when the hot dog was suspect, Handwerker made sure that men wearing surgeon's smocks were seen eating at Nathan's Famous to reassure potential customers.

At convenience stores, hot dogs are kept heated on rotating grills.

At the time of Suzuki's arrival, Zen had become a hot topic amongst some groups in the United States, especially beatniks.

At 5 am on January 2, 2007, after playing Kool and the Gang's song " Fresh ", WNEW flipped from Classic Dance hits to an adult contemporary format with a verge towards hot adult contemporary known as Fresh 102. 7, with " How To Save A Life " by The Fray being the first song played.

At the pole, the temperature may be above 20, 000 K, while the equator is at or below 10, 000 K. The average temperature of the star is about 15, 000 K. The high polar temperatures are generating a fast polar wind that is ejecting matter from the star, creating a polar envelope of hot gas and plasma.

It became the second most important oracle in ancient Greece, which later was dedicated to Zeus and to Heracles during the classical period of Greece. At Dodona Zeus was worshipped as Zeus Naios or Naos ( god of springs Naiads, from a spring which existed under the oak ), and Zeus Bouleos ( cancellor ).

At the other extreme are springs at Hot Creek Fish Hatchery which contain a small component ( 2 – 5 %) of thermal water that raises water temperatures about higher than background temperatures.

At first-stage burnout, explosive bolts fired and springs separated the instrument section from the first-stage tankage.

At the sulphur springs of Alzey in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, a stone bas-relief shows Sirona wearing a long gown and carrying a patera in her right hand and a sceptre in her left.

At each point where he stopped to rest his tears created freshwater springs.

At the same time a resort hotel called Congress Hall was constructed at the springs, named after the famous resort Congress Hall at Saratoga Springs, New York.

At one time, the village was famous for its mineral water spring used for healing in sanatoriums, including the Hawthorne and Lithia springs.

At least three freshwater springs arise in the park, one of which was used for drinking water by the workers who constructed the Henry Hudson Bridge.

At the shore, a chain of wetlands, fed by springs and artesian wells, keep part of the former Owens Lake ecosystem alive.

At the mouth of the springs, there are remains of Indian fish traps, low rock walls enclosing shallow water that were used to trap sucker and trout by the Ahjumawi.

At the foot of the scarp, where there are springs, is the village of Monks Risborough, with the church, and also Askett and Cadsden, nearer to Aylesbury on either side of the main road.

At the period of initial desmodromic development, valve springs were a major limitation on engine performance because they would break from metal fatigue.

At the lower end of the Fish River Canyon, the hot springs resort of Ai-Ais is situated.

At the northern end of the Kjölur road, near the headwaters of the Blanda river, the hot springs of Hveravellir provide a warm oasis.

At its southern end, it was joined with another such route, Fjallabaksvegur nyrðri, running west from Landmannalaugar mountain hot springs area.

At the northern extent of the thermal springs, this fault is suggested to form along the bedding contact of the Hot Springs Sandstone and Stanley Shale, with the Stanley Shale forming the hanging wall of the fault.

At the time, Timken was a carriage-maker in St. Louis and held three patents for carriage springs.

At this time, the Ital received an upgrade with different front and rear suspension ( parabolic rear springs and telescopic front dampers ) and models were redesignated SL and SLX.

At Serangeum, an early Greek balneum ( bathhouse, loosely translated ), bathing chambers were cut into the hillside from which the hot springs issued.

At the turn of the 20th century, the location of the springs was a popular resort.

At the bottom of the gorge, the Rio Grande is flanked by hidden hot springs and many ruins.

At first, Robens claimed that the disaster had been caused by " natural unknown springs " beneath the tip, but evidence emerged that the existence of these springs was common knowledge.