Sentence examples for heat exists from inspiring English sources

"The issue of heat exists in any playground," Mr. Urbanski said.

- TONY HOAGLAND, author of "Unincorporated Persons in the Late Honda Dynasty" COME LIVE WITH ME Heat exists as energy in transit, something spontaneous, volatile, elementary, "something which may be transferred from one body to another" (James Clerk Maxwell, "Theory of Heat").

When this local symptom of increased heat exists, it is absolutely satisfactory.

If this ocean and its required source of heat exist, the possible presence of at least microbial life-forms must be admitted (see the article extraterrestrial life).

The aim of this research was to ascertain using qualitative methods, if barriers affecting adaptation to extreme heat exist within culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in Australia and if so, to identify vulnerable subgroups.

The overshoot of the electron temperature occurs when the plasma density is low but the solar heating exists because cooling rate of the electron is proportional to the plasma density in the ionosphere.

Without viaduct, the ground heating exists at the street ground above which the pollutant source is located, while in the presence of viaduct the ground heating only occurs at the viaduct ground surface and pollutant source is slightly above the viaduct.

Predictions that Lebanon is due its most severe winter in a century is sewing further concern, especially now that cracks are starting to appear in the walls and ceilings thanks to damp and mildew, and because nothing resembling central heating exists in the complex.

Heating existed in only half the house".

Various kinds of modes of heating exist; for example, fire, electrical heating, chemical reaction, induction heating, Peltier heating, and IR light.

The calculated values for heat flux showed that an imbalance in heat transfer exists between two reactors.