Sentence examples for describing hot from inspiring English sources
It is capable of describing hot electron transport as well as significant quantum mechanical effects for advanced devices with dimensions comparable to the de Broglie wave-length.
He paints a grim picture of what life is like for more than 1,000 male asylum seekers in a centre now infamous for two detainee deaths (in September another Iranian refugee died from septicaemia after cutting his foot), describing hot, harsh conditions, malaria, overcrowding, poor hygiene, riots, hunger strikes, mental illness and water shortages.
Before the date, Liz gets cold feet, but she is encouraged to attend by Jenna, who declares Liz a cougar, a term describing "hot older ladies pouncing on their young prey".
In one e-mail, a Goldman Sachs executive named David Dechman described hot I.P.O.
Rita Ora describes "Hot Right Now", the chipmunk-cheeked, Kosovo-born singer's chart-topping collaboration with DJ Fresh, as "the song that changed my life".
Brendan McCarthy took us past Breezy Point making for the Hump, a small offshore sea mount where he had been "slaying them," which is a puzzling term that catch-and-release anglers often use to describe hot fishing.
We describe hot spots in the active sites of certain BVMOs that have been successfully targeted for changing the substrate scope, as well as the possibility to influence this property by allosteric effects.
Hot electron population usually decays due to the three main processes: thermalization of the electrons or in other words electron-electron scattering; electron-phonon interaction which describes hot (thermalized) electron energy transfer to the nanoparticle lattice; and finally, energy transfer from nanoparticle to the surrounding matrix.
Bede described hot baths in the geographical introduction to the Ecclesiastical History in terms very similar to those of Nennius.
Bede also describes hot baths in the geographical introduction to the Ecclesiastical History in terms very similar to those of Nennius.
Total RNA from collected anthers and ovules was isolated using a previously described hot borate method [ 37].
