Sentence examples for Substantially hotter from inspiring English sources

In addition, it can tolerate temperatures near the boiling point, substantially hotter than the fluorocarbon membrane, both men said.

The roof of City Hall, a 90-year-old gray stone landmark on LaSalle Street in the heart of downtown, has been known to reach temperatures substantially hotter than the actual temperatures on the street below.

But they also warn that if the world goes on burning coal, oil and gas at ever-increasing rates then by the second half of the century continents could move to a new climate regime in which the coldest summer months will be substantially hotter than the hottest experienced today.

Moreover, the observed isotope values are significantly cooler than if chert had been pervasively altered by hydrothermal fluids which have been measured as low as (~ 100 °C) but which are often substantially hotter [86].

Yet with the weather in Mumbai being substantially hotter and more humid than Paris, she struggled for half a year, as the heat and humidity makes it difficult to make the delicate cakes.

Its radius and mass are similar to that of Neptune; however, due to its proximity to its host star, it is substantially hotter than any planet in the Solar System.

This may also explain the clinical finding that GEN did not substantially alleviate hot flashes (Geller and Studee 2005).

Because ozone is generated by photochemical processes, its levels can rise substantially on hot sunny days, particularly when these are associated with slow-moving anticyclonic weather systems and stagnant air that traps emissions in the boundary layer.

That means that the orbiters must be substantially brighter and hotter than their stars.

In future linear street design, the frequencies of the greatest thermal stress situations substantially decrease on hot summer days and slightly increase on cold winter days.

The biomolecular interaction substantially enhances the hot electron transfer efficiency between Au and MoS2, leading to a direct change in electrocatalytic current on MoS2 as electricity readout signal.