Sentence examples for heat somehow from inspiring English sources

Scientists have long assumed that Jupiter's internal heat somehow churns the thick atmosphere.

The heat somehow burns off all the grit.

But such a source, Helmholtz went on, would permit the creation of a perpetual motion machine if the heat could, somehow, be harnessed.

But excessive heat interferes, somehow hindering the plants' ability to set seed.

Indeed, chromatin immunoprecipitation was first described in the mid eighties by the group of John T. Lis who used this assay to show that RNA polymerase II molecules were already present at the 5' end of the hsp70 gene in uninduced cells and that heat shock somehow enabled transcription elongation to take place [ 9].

Mr. Guerra, who was born in Cuba and who lives and works in Miami, related a story about how the Chinese Army tortured its prisoners with heat and how somehow this had led Cubans to develop a sort of cooking that in turn resulted in the invention of the box, by his father, in the early 1980's.

But still they queue for hours in the burning heat hoping that somehow they will be able to buy a ticket so that they can watch Tendulkar.

He has been a voluble exponent of a controversial "missing heat" theory that somehow the extra energy from global warming has started to bypass the atmosphere (hence the stalling in surface temperatures) and is storing up in the deep ocean; so perhaps he does accept the plateau.

Summer's coming soon and maybe a dose of hot, sunny weather will somehow heat up the traffic on your social channels.

Its footprints through the corona – the sun's ghostly atmosphere, which somehow heats up to millions of degrees Fahrenheit – would help scientists probe closer to the sun's surface than humans have ever been able to do.

In some, like "The Wishing Tree," it's clearly cold because you can see the actors' breath in the outdoor scenes, whereas in others there's not a wintry breath in sight, as if the snow were somehow radiating heat.