Sentence examples for current of heat from inspiring English sources

The version of cold sesame chicken, called bang bang chicken, is a leaner, cleaner affair, with a welcome, well-modulated current of heat.

Inspired by the Puerto Rican stew, the sancocho is enveloping and warming, made from oxtails and chicken, with a low current of heat.

The squid were thinly sliced and gently cooked, the spinach fresh and tender, and the whole thing tied together by the chili sauce and a ginger-citrus dressing, which sent out alternating currents of heat and cool.

Instead, she underwent a laparoscopic procedure to deliver currents of heat directly to Baby B's umbilical cord.

Although the study concludes the current rate of heat accumulation in the Pacific is unprecedented, it calculates more heat was stored in the ocean during the Medieval Warm Period, roughly 900-1,200 900-1,200 years agooversial finding.

In this article, a review of waste heat recovery – a critical solution of waste energy disposal – is made in order to show the current status of heat recovery potentials and the possible technologies used in industries.

These simulations provide the basis for our current studies of heat transport properties in packed beds, and for the generation of realistic pore structure models of overlapping randomly-arranged spheres.

This has important implications not only for current understanding of heat balance during locomotion in hominins but also for how future research on this topic should be approached.

This study provides evidence for the current impact of heat stress on dairy cow mortality in Southern Ontario.

Although this survey provides a description of the current status of heat preparedness and response within > 100 U.S. counties, more research is necessary to evaluate and quantify the effectiveness of the heat responses described in this article, particularly in terms of preventing negative heat-related health impacts (i.e., heat-related morbidity and mortality).

There is a small effect of the Hall current on heat transfer rate on the stretching surface.