Sentence examples for heat present from inspiring English sources
But if nothing else, these last two games must have the folks in Miami — where the Heat present a deeper, younger and faster defense than Boston — feeling much better about a potential showdown in the conference finals.
Despite being an appropriate technological solution to recover the waste heat present in Internal Combustion Engines exhaust gas, it still lacks in governmental incentives for a wide application of the system.
Fission produced or residual heat present at all times in the core of a nuclear power plant demands special systems for heat removal and the heat and mass transfer aspects are the most important nuclear systems design criteria.
The male contributes a source of movement or dunamis (power), which, as the argument unfolds, turns out to be a special sort of capacity to heat present in the semen's pneuma or air, which is part of its nature.
There is an important difference for the phase transition: where ASC shows all heat concentrated between 37 and 43 (^{circ } C, the DSC makes the transition double as wide, with most of the heat present in the upper half of the transition.
Just be aware that the hop bitterness in these brews also will accentuate any chile heat present in the toast. .
REBOUNDS The Heat presented Game 2 with a bit more subtlety and much less bellowing, in deference to a stern request from N.B.A. officials.
Experimental results indicated that the thermal conductivity and diffusivity increased linearly with the increasing of graphite content, while the specific heat presented a descending trend correspondingly.
44 47 This perspective is supported as well by the on-court (albeit limited) observations of body core temperature in young players during practice and competition in the heat presented here.
The results of this study corroborate with this finding, since P-sil/heat with pure fibers being silanated and heated presented the highest values of flexural and compressive strength.
The volume of water consumed was multiplied by the tap water concentration and, after adjustment for filter use and heating, presented as an estimated dose with units of micrograms per day (Savitz et al. 2005, 2006).
