Sentence examples for causing it to heat from inspiring English sources

In a car, the refrigerant gas is first compressed, causing it to heat up as its pressure mounts.

The improper mix in the barrel, including the wrong sort of cat litter used to absorb liquids, sparked a chemical reaction causing it to heat up and generate gases that dislodged its lid, spewing radioactive materials, investigators found.

But in brown fat cells, UCP1 short-circuits that battery, causing it to heat up instead of producing ATP.

For example, during use, the lithium electrode can grow branchlike structures that increase the impedance of the cell, causing it to heat up.

"We now know that combustible materials flame up more easily in a spacecraft environment". Hot air does not rise in space, so the air around a piece of smoldering material stays put, insulating it, and causing it to heat up.

These are known to be caused when branch-like growths grow on the lithium metal electrode, causing it to heat up and potentially short-circuit.

The planet's gravity distorts the moon's rock crust and causes it to heat up.

Passing an electrical current through a wire causes it to heat up, just like the filament in a light bulb.

This appears to be mainly due to the thermal absorptivity of the basalt fibre laminate being higher, which causes it to heat up at a faster rate and reach higher temperatures when exposed to a radiant heat flux.

Downloading large games in Steam at around 30-60Mbps caused the bottom to heat up a little, running X-Com 2 caused it to heat up quite a lot meaning you wouldn't want to play on your lap or for very long.

"When the laser hits a cell, the energy causes it to heat up a tiny bit and expand instantaneously, creating an ultrasonic wave.