Sentence examples for expanded heat from inspiring English sources

Buford's Profile and the terrific book into which it was later expanded, "Heat," a touchstone for food writers of my generation is packed with other anecdotes that now seem troubling.

She added that, given the potential for expanded heat waves, increased smog, migrating pathogens and other ills associated with a warming planet, "It's more important to focus on the effects global warming has on our bodies, rather than the effects that our bodies have on global warming emissions".

Expanded heat map of Figure  4 containing gene names.

The Khusela Ikhaya project has developed specifically formulated fire-retardant paint that forms an expanding heat shield in the event of a blaze to slow down its spread.

In this paper, transient heat transfer of a circular pipe subjected to an internal cyclic expanding heat source is investigated.

Our study expands heat vulnerability mapping to a national scope, using variables shown in the epidemiologic literature to increase vulnerability to heat-related health effects in urban areas.

Use the following for determining safe dielectric withstanding voltages when expanding heat shrink tubing: For every mil (1/1000 of an inch) in thickness, typical Polyolefin heat shrink tubing (MIL-DTL-23053/5, Class 1 and 3 specification), with a standard wall thickness tolerance of ± 20%, will have a dielectric withstanding voltage of 500 volts.

Oscar Isaac plays Abel Morales, the owner of a rapidly expanding heating oil business.

As a result, in order to test material's behavior, a specific temperature needed to be set while expanding heating time.

In the old days furnaces doled out heat in response to thermostats — metal strips that expanded in heat or contracted in cold to close or open a circuit.

The concept of thermal diodicity is expanded to heat exchanger technologies and used as performance criteria for evaluating design options.