Sentence examples for extraordinary heat from inspiring English sources
Extraordinary heat of summer has had some results which have not yet passed.
"It's because of the extraordinary heat we're having, with dry conditions and the whole state without rain.
"Middle Earth," Henri Cole Henri Cole's poems pair surfaces of classical, sometimes cool, elegance of expression with emotion of extraordinary heat.
The extraordinary heat in Australia, which is in the heart of its growing season now, is not going to help, and a continuing widespread drought in the United States could spell trouble when planting starts this spring.
Steel softens and melts under tremendous heat — it is, after all, created by the heat of the forge — and it was only a matter of time before the extraordinary heat of the fire would take its toll.
An East End family's only relief from the summer of '11's extraordinary heat was to go hop-picking in the countryside, migrant labor that called itself a vacation.
In light of previous efforts to enhance boiling performance by increasing the nucleation sites and the surface wettability, micro-nano hybrid structures (MNHS) [14, 15] may offer extraordinary boiling heat transfer performance.
In 1988, America faced an extraordinary summer heat wave and an extensive drought that cost the country over $77 billion — at the time the most expensive "natural" disaster in U.S. history.
Current products are aimed at early adopters, but both hopeful start-ups and big firms such as Nike, DuPont and Philips are searching for an application that will carry the technology into the mainstream.Smart fabrics look and feel like ordinary textiles, but can do extraordinary things: generate heat, monitor vital signs, act as switches or sensors, and even change colour.
For J, side effects can be imagined to negatively affect APA formation on excessive increase of this parameter, such as an extraordinary local EL heating, with a consequent loss of current efficiency.
Pugh's body has adapted in an extraordinary way: it heats his core temperature up by 1.2°C before he gets into the water, a phenomenon of which the cause is unknown.
