Sentence examples for development of a hot from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the overall numerical development of a hot extrusion process for AA3003 and validation of the numerical model, by comparison to industrial data.

Therefore, the design and development of a hot spot mitigation technique is proposed using a simple, low-cost and reliable hot spot activation technique.

In this paper, we report the development of HSPred, a hot spot prediction method that aims to overcome the limitations highlighted above.

These time-dependent electrical conducting properties can be accounted for by short circuits occurring from the development of a localized red-hot spots in the CNT-yarn in the non-linear region, leading to thermal degradation, as revealed by thermal imaging of the yarn, thermal gravimetric analysis of the CNTs, and SEM images and EDAX of the thermally degraded CNT-yarn.

Since experimental results of testing of this facility have proved to be very satisfactory, in the second phase of the development, a hot water boiler of similar characteristics (burning soya straw bales, with dimensions 0.7×1.2×2.7 m3) has been designed.

Still, "a clear case of geothermal development causing a hot spring to dry up has not occurred in Japan," Mr. Sakaguchi added.

Mobile application development is a hot area of enterprise investment today.

Model-based software development is a hot topic of the software engineering community.

Low-carbon urban development is a hot spot of global concerns for fighting against climate change for China, transportation sector has a significant contribution to urban CO2 emissions, while the emissions are still increasing.

The need for sustainable development has been widely recognized and sustainable development has become a hot topic of various disciplines even though the role of ergonomics in it is seldom reported or considered.

Yet, as the unstoppable Portia says, "The brain may devise laws for the blood" -- as do all PowerPoint presenters of leadership development -- "but a hot temper leaps o'er a cold decree".