Sentence examples for continual heating from inspiring English sources

Because a fluorescent lightbulb does not provide light through the continual heating of a metallic filament, it consumes much less electricity than an incandescent bulb only one-quarter the electricity or even less, by some estimates.

The viscosity of the solution increased under continual heating at 80 90 °C, although no phase separation was detected.

Earth's internal heat is thermal energy generated from radioactive decay and continual heat loss from Earth's formation.

The devisers of Hell also realised, however, that continual scalding heat could become routine; so deep snow and ice alternated with the fire.

You sports section people really think that Lakers and Clippers fans (much less everyone else who wanted the Heat to lose) want to have our Sports section ruined by continual stories about the Heat?

Center DeAndre Jordan called the Clippers' 104-90 loss to the Miami Heat on Sunday a "road" game because of continual "Let's go, Heat!" chants resonating inside Staples Center.

A vast central cluster of opening and closing solar powered "sunflower" umbrellas capture the sun's rays during the day and fold at night releasing stored heat in a continual cycle.

Condoms stored in wallets, back pockets or glove compartments in your car are subject to deterioration because of extreme heat, light or continual friction.

He registered the heat, the sound of continual rain.

Indeed, in a region that has seen the continual blurring of regional distinction, the heat -- or, rather, one's opinion of it -- has always served as an enduring line of demarcation between native Southerners and Yankee expatriates.

But they don't violate the second law because they are not isolated systems, requiring a continual input of electrical energy to pump heat out of their interior.