Sentence examples for absolute warmth from inspiring English sources
Speaking in London, Glasgow 2014 chief executive David Grevemberg said: "No one experiencing the excitement and magic of London 2012 can fail to be inspired by the dedication and drive of the athletes, the massive support of the crowd and the absolute warmth and enthusiasm of the army of volunteers.
In contrast to pain sensations, the absolute thresholds for warmth detection were found to be influenced strongly by the initial skin temperature: the subjects detected an average variation of 2.7°C, whatever was the initial temperature, in the 26 32°C range.
And the upshot will be more families with too little money for absolute basics for children, like food and warmth".
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.11750.006 These results show that Ae. aegypti thermotaxis is driven by seeking relative warmth, but restricted by an absolute upper threshold of ~50 55°C.
Its temperature profile has also dropped to just 2.7 degrees above absolute zero, with only a minute excess of warmth or cold either side of this signal depending on where you look on the sky.
She possesses, Alan Johnson wrote in a May endorsement, "all the warmth in the world, but a core of absolute steel".
Mendelssohn's Italian Symphony came over a little better; but again, a lack of both definition and absolute rhythmic control sapped the music of some of its balmy warmth and exuberance.
Female mosquitoes searching for a warm-blooded host may be responding to the absolute temperature of a stimulus or may instead be evaluating relative warmth, defined as the differential between a stimulus and background ambient temperature.
Mr. Chizzola exudes warmth.
