Sentence examples for heat restored from inspiring English sources

Many have since had their power and heat restored.

Ms. Seiden, an acupuncturist whose daughter is a kindergartner at Public School 234 in TriBeCa, which had its heat restored Friday, saw the week as an opportunity for her daughter to live a rugged existence.

The data obtained reveal an obvious impact of the parameters inspected on both the heat restored and the pressure loss; and hence, the overall efficiency of the regenerator system.

Since the SZ model does not take into account the dynamics of the chemical reactions, in the first combustion phase the SZ model overestimates the heat release while in the expansion phase the error is balanced by the heat restored due to the chemical re-association.

Still, with everything she went through earlier in her life, Ms. Front is hesitant to make a fuss herself; she slept with a heating pad and extra blankets before her heat was restored and tolerates the mice scampering in front of her television while she watches "Larry King Live".

The heat — finally restored after damage from Hurricane Sandy — was too high.

Because such bonds can readily be broken with a burst of heat and restored when cooled, supramolecular self-healing polymers are often better at repeated repairs.

As proponents point out, living creatures, as well as samples of human tissue and brain, have been already frozen in liquid nitrogen, exhibiting no signs of life until they were heated and restored to functioning normal life.

In contrast to these early applications where new vessels themselves were targeted and/or very high levels of treatment were applied, our goal was to use pretreatment with heat to restore or increase BrM barrier functions by using mild heat to stimulate RPE cells to produce components of BrM.

When the out-of-plane displacement of one of the beams increases, the incoupling into the plasmonic resonance is reduced, reducing the heating and allowing the beam to cool off, with a certain time delay controlled by the heat capacity, restoring the equilibrium position.

Elected officials and utility companies shouldn't just turn on the lights and heat and restore crippled elevators in forgotten public housing projects that were inadequately designed in the first place.