Sentence examples for far less heated from inspiring English sources

The mood at these protests has generally been joyful and determined; the vast majority have been far less heated than the average college football game.

The tone of Tuesday's subcommittee hearing was far less heated than a full-committee hearing on broad immigration proposals earlier this month, and several members expressed optimism that, at least on this topic, an agreement could be reached.

A far less heated biography, and one that was actually critically acclaimed, was "Burt Lancaster" (Knopf) by Kate Buford.

Sensing that it was time to move on, the host switched to the apparently far less heated subjects of Syria, torture and extraordinary rendition. .

The top of the craft, however, experiences far less heating, and so NASA covers it with insulation blankets.

The way to halt this Christian juggernaut of paranoia is to bring a lot more light, and far less heat to the situations when they arise.

Some experts argue that the wastes would be easier to bury after about 100 years, by which time they will generate far less heat.

In a briefing for reporters, John Shannon, the chairman of the mission management team, said the team was discussing a spacewalk to correct the problem — possibly by simply tucking the blanket back into place — or leaving it alone, since the upper side of the shuttle suffers far less heat during the return to Earth than the underside.

Its microprocessors produce far less heat and consume less power than anything Intel has to offer, which means longer battery life for the portable gadgets that use them.

Because semiconducter chips made of gallium nitride generate far less heat, they could be almost 17 times as efficient as light bulbs.

A rotary retort has been applied for the thermal cracking of solid waste materials because the maximum temperature of the retort can be precisely controlled and there is far less heat loss from the outer surface of the insulation cover made of low density refractory material.