Sentence examples for consequently hot from inspiring English sources

The results show that the pressure drop, and consequently hot tear formation, depends also on the compressibility of the mushy zone skeleton, in addition to the well-known contributors (lack of liquid feeding and semi-solid deformation).

A careful adjustment to bed composition must be carried out, since an excess of CuO in the bed will generate more heat than required for the calcination, and consequently hot spots higher than 1000 °C will form along the bed.

Consequently, hot embossing requires a long molding cycle time and high production cost, thus reducing its applicability for mass production.

Within the Earth's deep crust the temperatures and pressures are much higher than at its surface; consequently, the hot magma cools slowly and crystallizes completely, leaving no trace of the liquid magma.

The ability to understand user's interests and predict their behavior based on collected data is desirable in several commercial models and consequently a hot topic in the scientific literature [13 15].

The faster a chip runs, the more power it needs, and consequently the hotter it gets.

It's so close to its star, however, and consequently so infernally hot, that it's more of a hellish cousin to Earth than a twin.

In particular, EBL has been used for the creation of nanopillared molds, which were consequently used to hot emboss PCL surfaces with nanopits [46], and for the fabrication of grooves ranging from 20 to 1000 nm width [47].

Sensor networks are composed of several low-cost devices with limited processing and storage capabilities, consequently, one of the hot topics in wireless sensor networks is the reduction of energy consumption.

Sony seems to think the iron is hot, and consequently is preparing to strike; SCE CEO Michael Ephraim is quoted by The Age as saying, "Publishers are being held to ransom by Apple and they are looking for other delivery systems, and we are waiting to see what the next three to five years will hold".

In addition, the model was developed in U.S. cities spanning a wider north south geographical area, and consequently developed for a hotter climate, which led to a temperature threshold variable (23°C) that might differ from the cut-off obtained using Canadian data.