Sentence examples for heat provokes from inspiring English sources

But, in truth, scorpions are immune to their own poison and die when surrounded by fire because the heat provokes convulsions that look like self-stinging — perhaps an even better metaphor for the war).

The swingball was placed on Ayrshire beaches in conditions so extreme that both could only survive through a mixture of the energy produced by swinging rackets and the heat provoked by a fraternal competiveness that would shame Tiger Woods in its intensity.

In such graphs the trends for the single sensor is almost flat for the Hobo E while daily cycles reach the maximum spread for Hobo 9, this clearly evidences the opposite effects of the high humidity coming from the outside embankment and the high heating provoked by the lighthouse located on the catwalk.

While the reference genes GAPDH and EF-1α showed comparatively stable expression levels between 28°C (relGAPDH = 0.70, relEF-1α = 0.98) and 34°C (relGAPDH = 0.67, relEF-1α = 0.95), the heat shock provoked an induction of all different Hsp70-groups.

However, the highest heating sources provoke a desaturation phenomenon because of the air pressure increase with temperature.

It appears the same heated discussion provoked an open records request by the Associated Press, which revealed Gardenhire's enrollment after he voted to strike down Insure Tennessee in February -- a bill proposed by Gov. Bill Haslam (R) that would expand health coverage to 280,000 of Tennessee's low-income residents via the state government health plan.

Drought and heat stress often provokes similar responses to salt stress, i.e. osmotic stress.

For something that practically no one has read, the American Clean Energy and Security Act provokes heated debate.

The leaders who make the first attempts at reform may not survive the political and bureaucratic heat they inevitably provoke.

And even at Penn South near Penn Station, which has an agreement to remain under controls until 2022, the issue still occasionally provokes heated discussion.

And then there is a side to the relationship that provokes heated debates in Tbilisi, where Mr. Saakashvili's rivals consider him an autocrat.