Sentence examples for heat partly from inspiring English sources

The space between buildings should be dedicated to gardens and lawns, partly for beauty, partly to compensate for our tropical summer heat, partly to purify and sweeten the air.

Like an ant before a devious child's magnifying glass, a Jaguar parked opposite the building collected the building's focused light, whose heat partly melted its side mirrors and plastic trim.

A mercurial Ms. Jovovich helps turn up the heat, partly by stripping off her clothes, while Ms. Conroy, who played the matriarch on HBO's "Six Feet Under," adds a spooky touch.

A greenhouse is heated partly by the rays of the Sun and partly by artificial means, such as circulating steam, hot water, or hot air.

This heat is partly released to the environment, while the remaining part is used to heat up the drying air.

Bring to a boil, lower the heat and partly cover.

Cook the bacon in a heavy skillet over medium heat until partly cooked but not crisp.

About half of the UK's carbon emissions come from heating, but only a tiny proportion of buildings have renewable heat sources, partly because there are only a small number of such sources that are practical and available.

Due to periphery openings, heat can partly be transferred to the exterior by the effects of natural ventilation.

This heat is partly consumed by hydrate dissociation, which disturbs the thermal decay curve after penetration, but 2D numerical modeling revealed that hydrate dissociation does not significantly change the extrapolated equilibrium temperature.

Sheridan and Dolney (2003) reported results contradicting the HSA's conclusion that residing in urban areas elevated one's health risks during heat events, partly as a result of the urban heat island effect.