Sentence examples for exceptional heat from inspiring English sources

All showed that man-made climate change had increased the likelihood of exceptional heat.

Having responded to September 11th so well, Japan seems unlikely to feel any exceptional heat from America in the near future.

Exceptional heat and prolonged drought provided conditions for fires to spread quickly, but some were set deliberately, or relit after being extinguished by firefighters.

For a few, the exceptional heat from May to September a century ago – apart from an inevitable rain break during Wimbledon – marked the opulent best of times.

After campaigning all over the country in exceptional heat, Aung San Suu Kyi was taken ill this week and told by her doctor to rest.

This kind of exceptional heat provided an appropriate setting for the Paris climate summit, where 196 nations agreed to curb greenhouse gas emissions to avoid the sort of dangerous climate change that contributes to floods, drought and damaging sea level rises.

High performance fibers ["HPF"] are engineered for specific end uses that require exceptional strength, heat resistance, and/or chemical resistance.

Although El Niño hasn't yet begun, the exceptional September heat was still fueled largely by ocean temperatures, which were the highest of any month, September or otherwise, on the books.

Independent doctors said a rise in mortality was to be expected and was hardly exceptional for a heat wave in a northern city ill equipped for such temperatures, even without accounting for the deleterious effect of the smoke cloud.

The overall annual averages of O3 and NO y were the highest in 2003, which was the hottest year in recorded European history due to an exceptional prolonged summer heat wave.

Analysis of instantaneous liquid temperature signatures of shed microvortices using micron-resolution laser-induced fluorescence (μLIF), proved them to be the reason for both the elimination of liquid hotspots and the exceptional augmentation in heat transfer.