Sentence examples for heat represents from inspiring English sources
The Heat represents a new model: three young stars, each a franchise player, uniting in their prime.
They say that nothing happening here today — not the studied deployment of a world's worth of spices; not the focus on smell; not the calibration of sweetness, tartness and heat — represents a significant advancement of what was happening at the start, when the restaurant received four stars from Ruth Reichl in The New York Times.
Heat represents the energy loss occurring in the core and coils of a transformer.
But, this wasted heat represents also a sort of information, which outflows from the cell towards its environment, completely accessible to any observer.
The use of a high temperature fuel cell (HTFC) to continuously and simultaneously polygenerate hydrogen in combination with electricity and heat represents a promising technology as a source of fuel for fuel cell vehicles.
Second, the key technical, economic and organisational factors that affect the uptake of bioenergy in each heat segment are identified, classified and then analysed to reveal which could be strong barriers, which could be surmounted easily, and for which bioenergy heat represents an improvement compared to alternatives.
Thus, generation of electrical power and heat represent a major source of atmospheric pollution by sulfur dioxide.
Because the quantity of heat represented by the calorie is known to differ at different temperatures (by as much as 1 percent), it has consequently been necessary to define the temperature at which the specific heat of water is to be taken as 1 calorie.
E.g., Gray (2003) argues that sensations of heat represent neither heat, nor temperature, nor conductivity, nor energy.
The high endothermicity of the steam reforming reaction may be used for "chemical" recuperation of high temperature heat representing an alternative to raising steam.
New technologies able to mitigate the main abiotic stresses (i.e., drought, salinity, cold and heat) represent a substantial opportunity to contribute to a sustainable increase of agricultural production.
