Sentence examples for heat wings from inspiring English sources

But Chalmers's improved decision-making and playmaking skills gave Spoelstra the option of moving the two Heat wings all over the court.

The Heat wings zipped across the court like comets, and at the center of it all was Bosh, who had been maligned throughout the playoffs for his supposed lack of toughness.

"If you have a hot plume impinging and heating the wing box, blasting it from the inside," he said, "you're getting forces opposite from what was taken into account in the original design".

To cook the chicken wings, heat a barbecue to hot.

If blood vessels or anastomoses involved in restriction of peripheral blood flow are damaged, or the epidermal barrier is breached, warmed blood could quickly lose heat through the wings, placing a greater energetic cost on re-warming during arousals and more rapidly depleting limited fat reserves.

The Democratic leader took heat from left-wing activists for saying that Trump might win his support if he was serious about passing an infrastructure bill.

In order to improve the performance of rotating-wing heat meter and reduce the cost of development, the three dimensions numerical calculations of the internal fluid characteristic within a heat meter are carried out based on the standard k-ɛ turbulent mode, the finite volume method and SIMPLE algorithm.

If she can't take the heat of right-wing radio, maybe she should leave it to the boys.

The Boys Scouts of America faced a barrage of conservative criticism after opting to lift a controversial ban on gay youth participants earlier this year, but now, it's the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. (GSUSA) that's taking the right-wing heat.

The Concorde uses its fuel to run the engines and to conduct heat away from the wings, which heat up at supersonic speeds.

It allows the creation of parts in shapes that conventional techniques cannot achieve, resulting in new, much more efficient designs in aircraft wings or heat exchangers, for example.