Sentence examples for eventually heat from inspiring English sources
GE, working with America's Plug Power, says it has developed a PEM fuel cell the size of a washing-machine, designed to provide electricity and, eventually, heat for a house or small office.
It's probable that the table would eventually heat up and provide less of a heatsink, but I definitely didn't see any practical difference in heat dissipation.
Because the decay of radioactive elements would eventually heat the ices enough for the rock to separate from them, scientists expect that Pluto's internal structure is differentiated, with the rocky material having settled into a dense core surrounded by a mantle of ice.
Without adequate fluid replacement, dehydration and loss of blood volume lead to circulatory collapse, severe hyperthermia, and eventually heat stroke, defined as neurological dysfunction associated with a body temperature higher than 40°C (104°F) in humans [ 3– 5].
137 142 163 164 The decrease in core temperature is smaller with a cooling vest than with CWI or mixed-cooling methods, 158 but cooling garments present the advantage of lowering skin temperature, and thus reducing cardiovascular strain and, eventually, heat storage.
But even if the PS3 eventually heats up the market for new games, its not clear that game publishers are in a great position long term.
I mixed it with salt and eventually heated the solution, allowing it to cool to make the crystals.
Eventually, however, heat or cold, hunger or thirst would reluctantly drive me back to my grandparents' shack.
Eventually, as heat production declines, the radiation doses that workers are exposed to in shipping the fuel to a burial will be smaller.
And make it he did, eventually "winning" heat one of the 100m freestyle in a time of 1min 52.72sec, the slowest time in Olympic history, albeit a personal best that was a mite under 43 seconds outside the qualifying time.
Energy gets used and converted eventually into heat, and cannot be of further service.
