Sentence examples for expansion hot from inspiring English sources

The rise is caused by thermal expansion (hot water expands) and by melting ice sheets.

The TBC overlayer is a distinctive ceramic structure designed for an exceptionally low Young's modulus to withstand the extreme mismatch stresses between the internally LN-cooled high thermal expansion Cu metal base and the low thermal expansion hot ceramic shell.

The paper draws on multiple strands of evidence to make its case, including the rapid decline of Arctic sea ice, mountain glaciers, and the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets, the expansion of hot, dry subtropical zones, the increase in drought and wildfires, and the loss of coral reefs because of ocean acidification.

Emerging Asia's economic expansion, red hot in the years immediately after the financial crisis, has slowed in the past few years amid persistently weak demand from the West and a sharp deceleration in China and India, two of the region's largest economies.

Three qualitatively different types of motions sequentially evolved on cooling: breathing (contraction and expansion of hot zone), antiphase (standing wave) and rotation motion.

The president then solicited proposals for actions from the Joint Chiefs of Staff and MACV, who presented him with a series of options: a naval quarantine of the Cambodian coast; the launching of South Vietnamese and American airstrikes; the expansion of hot pursuit across the border by ARVN forces; or a ground invasion by ARVN, U.S. forces, or both.

There is a large array of pre-treatments including: strong and weak acid and alkali, ammonia fibre expansion (AFEX), hot water and steam explosion, all with their own potential benefits and drawbacks.

The power stroke includes both the constant-pressure process during combustion and the expansion of the hot products of combustion after fuel injection ceases.

The expansion of intensely hot gases at extremely high pressures in a nuclear fireball generates a shock wave that expands outward at high velocity.

Sudden expansion of these hot volcanic gases at atmospheric pressure is the apparent reason for the highly explosive nature of many subduction volcanoes.

Then, common to all internal-combustion engines, the air-fuel mixture is burned, work is extracted from the expansion of the hot gaseous products of combustion, and ultimately the products of combustion are released through the exhaust system.