Sentence examples for gaining heat from inspiring English sources

The "real world data" is sending a clear message that the Earth is gaining heat at a rapid rate and that this is a long-term trend.

She told The Independent the storm was "a different beast" after moving across the ocean, picking up water but also gaining heat.

Just as the election was gaining heat, the Saints happened to win a trip to the Super Bowl and all talk of the mayor's race was drowned out for its last two weeks.

Scientists conducting long-term studies of lakes in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, Antarctica's largest ice-free area, report that after a decade of cooling, some lakes in the Taylor Valley are now gaining heat.

At a time when protests over race are spreading across the country, gaining heat at many campuses — forcing administrators to step down, buildings to be renamed and course-offerings to be changed — the sit-in at one of the world's most prestigious universities was another sign of the movement's impact.

But dark aerosols, such as soot from diesel engines and power plants, absorb more sunlight than they scatter, gaining heat and warming the air around them.

Today's reptiles and amphibians, on the other hand, are ectotherms that mostly gain heat energy from sunlight, a heated rock surface, or some other external source.

Subsequently, the gained heat equation is adapted to large deformations.

Buffalo wings are crisp and meaty, and they gain heat, depth and smoke from Ms. Hampton superb Cajun sauce.

In this careful setting they showed corals could gain heat resistance in as little as two weeks.

Basking in direct sunlight to gain heat places a lizard in an exposed location where predators can capture it.