Sentence examples for heat build up from inspiring English sources

Aluminum fins were used to cool the ambient air through a heat exchanger and dissipate heat build up from the heat sink.

Neither do these so called 'sceptics' (generally they are not sceptics) mention the rapid and accelerating melting of ice sheets at both poles, the heat build up in the world's oceans or the rising sea levels – all of which are clear signals of a warming planet before you've even shot a glance at a thermometer.

Circulating water avoids heat build up around the hand [25], presenting a more painful (and possibly less tolerable) stimulus.

Either condition is indicative of a potential connection failure or heat build up.

This, however, will not change the frequency of the current (from 50Hz to 60 Hz), so you may experience a reduced life expectancy on your computer due to heat build up.

It's plastic dissipates the 5,000‐degree heat built up by the friction of the plunge into atmosphere.

In a pressure cooker the heat builds up much more than it can in an ordinary pot.

Donning a protective clear plastic face mask, somewhat like a welder's, as the heat built up, Ryba ladled the batter from a big pail.

Small sensors pack too many light-absorbing pixels into too little space, so heat builds up, creating digital "noise" (random speckles) in your photos.

The fire brigade said that when heat builds up so quickly it can cause flames to move much quicker than people can walk.

Summer lightning in the West is a regular afternoon phenomenon, when the heat builds up and suddenly breaks in violent release.