Sentence examples for considerable heating from inspiring English sources

Considerable heating occurs in the rotor-damper winding during starting, and a timer is frequently installed to prevent repeated starts within a limited time interval.

Why deep sea water does not freeze depends less on pressure than on two other factors, he said: "The ocean is salt water, which interferes with the freezing process and lowers the freezing point, and at depths of a mile or so, there is considerable heating from inside the earth".

This can cause considerable heating of the fast moving rotor by eddy currents, which can ultimately lead to the destruction of the pump.

The maintenance (non-zafra) period is a calmer period that employs considerably less workers, but still involves working in conditions of exposure to considerable heat and solar radiation.

Mr. Yokich is facing considerable heat from within the U.A.W. about the reluctance to endorse Mr. Gore.

"Bulgarian Lovers" is superbly acted, without a trace of coyness and with considerable heat.

Officiating is, however, getting considerable heat from Tuesday's England-Ukraine Euro 2012 game.

There's some truth to this, but the compression in this poet's writing can also produce considerable heat.

This smell is generated in early evening, along with considerable heat, which helps to volatilize the odour ingredients.

Considerable heat is generated by this exothermic reaction, keeping the bath liquid and maintaining the required reaction temperature.

Nonetheless, when it was filmed by Brian De Palma it grossed over two hundred million dollars worldwide and gave Mamet considerable heat in the industry.