Sentence examples for heat exposed from inspiring English sources

The Heat exposed the Knicks for what they were, a good defensive team that struggled on offense.

The knowledge of impact behaviour of heat exposed composites is very limited, even though this could be one of the critical issues for many practical applications.

Furthermore, an addition of ammonium polyphosphate, as a flame retardant, also incremented the absorbed energy of the heat exposed composites and significantly reduced the heat release rate, resulting in an acceptable vertical burning behaviour, that meets the aviation standard requirements.

Working under controlled conditions and in the vineyard, Craig showed that ambient levels of ultraviolet radiation inhibit conidium germination and establishment and development of mildew colonies; that longer-wavelength radiation can heat exposed tissues to a degree inhibitory to disease development; and that these effects are synergistic.

Thus, H2O2 appeared to specifically inhibit the induction of HSP70 and HSP40 mRNA in heat exposed cells.

Several reports link oxidative stress with heat stress and suggest synergistic augmentation of cell death, and report increased ROS generation in heat exposed cells [13]-[15 [13]-[15

Remember, do not cut the neck skin too close to the body as the skin will shrink on contact with the heat, exposing some of the breast meat, which will dry quickly.

After the plant is harvested, though, the intein can be removed simply by adding heat, exposing the active site and allowing the conversion to biofuels to start.

This article focuses on heat in urban areas where the dominant population of Australia resides and where the 'Urban Heat Island Effect' (11) exacerbates heat stress as the city's topography and urban infrastructure store and retain heat exposing urban populations to on-going, high temperatures (12).

MIT researchers are now making fluorescent polymer gels that change color when they're shaken, heated, exposed to acid, or otherwise disrupted.

Indeed, solid fuels such as coal are widely used domestically for cooking and heating, exposing the residents to high levels of particulates and other air pollutants.