Sentence examples for forms of hot from inspiring English sources

The observations clearly show that the microchannel cooling system experiences two forms of hot spots, one due to the flow maldistribution within the system and the other due to the additional non-uniform heat generation by the device.

Another difficulty for actualist forms of HOT theory takes the form of a puzzle: how can the targeting of a perceptual state by higher-order thought make the former 'light up', and acquire the properties of 'feel' or what it is like-ness?

Block (2011) has recently restated the targetless HOT objection to inner sense theory and actualist forms of HOT theory, with replies coming from Rosenthal (2011) and Weisberg (2011), both of whom opt to say that the mere seeming of being in pain (provided by the higher-order belief that one is in pain in the absence of first-order pain) is sufficient for phenomenally conscious pain.

Among the multiple thick forms of hot chocolate served in Europe is the Italian cioccolata densa.

Audiences were charmed by an arcane form of hot jazz masquerading as pop – seeds planted by Chris Barber 60 years earlier –reaching for the sun once again.

Much of the lost energy flows out of the tailpipe in the form of hot exhaust gases, researchers at General Motors say.

Milk chocolate is the solid form of hot chocolate, popular in Europe for 200 years before a Swiss confectioner, Daniel Peter, managed to make it into a solid in the 1870s.

One does not have to be in Finland for long to notice how good the cooks are with sweet and salty, but heat, in the form of hot peppers, is almost nowhere to be found.

You're an underpaid teenage ninja, tasked to deliver pizzas across blasted near-future cityscapes awhere rampant infrastructure problems have resulted in parkour being the only reliable form of hot food delivery.

It probably has a rocky core surrounded by water and this water may physicists are unsure about the behaviour of water in such extreme conditions be in the form of hot ice.

The gas horsepower generated by the prime mover in the form of hot, high-pressure gas is used to drive the propulsor, enabling it to generate thrust for propelling or lifting the aircraft.