Sentence examples for heat driving from inspiring English sources

Frigid weather has also increased demand for coal for heat, driving up prices for immediate coal deliveries.

Ms. Binoche recalled the heat, driving a car uphill, the camera in her face, in a scene where she takes the visitor to a Tuscan church that has special significance to her. "That was a 12-minute shoot.

The bassist, Martyn Casey, once upon a time the rhythmic flight inside The Triffids' Wide Open Road and the evil heat driving Bad Seeds songs like Stagger Lee, stands here as the band's aching heartbeat.

Having the thermodynamics of consumer heat driving your valuation is swell, unless it is not, as The Economist pointed out in a tick-tock of potential pitfalls: One is that people stop using Facebook, either because they lose interest or because they are put off by its behavior.

On the night the tornado hit Moore, Mr. Nye explained to Mr. Morgan that "you can't say from any one storm that 'this is a result of, let's say, climate change.' " But he noted that "if there's more heat driving the storm, then there's going to be more tornadoes," and added that the question "is worth investigating".

With vaginal packing to keep me open, I'm in severe discomfort: the lights go out at 10pm, and, laid flat on the hard mattress, with resting on my side impossible for the foreseeable future, I cannot sleep, the excess light, sound and heat driving me crazy.

It's at the level of changing lightbulbs, turning down heating, driving a bit less and maybe sticking in some (free) insulation.

However, increasing compression ratio can lead to variation in important characteristics of the system such as heat transfer driving force of heat exchangers, required surface area for the heat exchangers and total utility requirement of the system.

The system operates with two heat engines, with waste heat recovery driving a chiller, in order to meet electrical power and refrigeration loads.

Ratios of useful heat delivered to driving heat of nearly four are shown to be achievable with this system.

Predicting the onset of combustion instability requires a description of the unsteady heat release driving the instability, i.e., the heat release response transfer function of the system.