Sentence examples for believed heat from inspiring English sources

The critters in the lake live without sunlight, so Rogers believed heat and chemicals from thermal vents on the lake floor could be sustaining them.

Many Koreans believe heat can help cure some illnesses.

The authors go beyond veganism at many points, rejecting olive oil for cooking in favor of coconut oil (they believe heating olive oil makes it dangerous to health) and disallowing non-whole-grain foods like semolina pasta and white rice.

Specifically, they believed that heat waves and heat-related illness (73%), reduced air quality (65%), reduced water quality or quantity (63%), and droughts, forest fires and brush fires (59%) were most likely to become more common or severe as a result of climate change.

Bosh said he believed the Heat's defense on Anthony was solid because they kept him in front of them and forced him to shoot over the top.

The damage was not considered a safety threat, but mission managers believed the heat of re-entry might cause damage to the underlying structure that would require lengthy repairs.

At least, it is believed that heat treated dredged sea soil can be used as a solidifying agent in combination with lime because hydration of lime can provide necessary amount of calcium hydroxide for pozzolanic reaction of heat treated dredged sea soil.

Similarly, O'Neill et al. (2010) found that only 37% of local government officials believed excessive heat events were a significant issue for local government.

Although the results indicated a wide recognition of climatic warming as a risk to human health among respondents, few of them (5%) believed extreme heat was the biggest threat of all.

Speaking to the BBC, he said that he believed a heating system in the building had failed, but there has been no official explanation for the blast.

For instance, people naturally believe that heat is a kind of substance, and that the sun revolves around the earth.