Sentence examples for generating hot from inspiring English sources

Although aggregated nanoparticles are often used for generating hot spots for obtaining high Raman signals, SERS signals are generally hard to reproduce and quantify since it is difficult to control the aggregation of the nanoparticles including their interparticle distance.

Directed by Francesca Zambello, now in her second season as the festival's general and artistic director, this topical take on the opera has been generating hot debate since it opened last month.

UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations has long been accused by its detractors of generating hot air.

Some non-field mechanisms for generating hot hydrogen atoms are outlined.

Firstly, the performance of CHU for generating hot water is tested in the air source heat pump mode.

It is known that LSPR could enhance the photoelectric response by not only trapping photons [20 22] but also generating hot electrons [9].

In general, externally generated hot gas technologies are similar to internal combustion technologies in that they also process oil shale lumps in vertical shaft kilns.

Photo-electrochemical investigations revealed that the increase in photocurrent is attributed to the generation and separation of plasmonically generated hot electrons at the gold/TiO2 interface and also the inter-band generation of holes in gold nanoparticles by photons with λ < 520 nm.

Widely seen as a troubled genius, Dr. Teller generated hot debate for more than a half century, even as he engendered many features of the modern world.

With this approach, known as combined heat and power, or cogeneration, plants generate hot water that is circulated to surrounding neighborhoods, rather than expelling heat through cooling towers.

In the 1980s it built and operated a large facility to demonstrate the feasibility of its Union B process, which employed externally generated hot gas.