Sentence examples for heated plan from inspiring English sources

Live cell imaging began 5 hours post-Nucleofection and upon transferring the cells in poly-L-lysine 35-mm glass bottom culture dishes (MatTek Corporation, Ashland, Maine) into a environmental controlled and integrated LiveCell System chamber (Pathology Devices, Westminster, MD) mounted on the stage of a Nikon TE2000U microscope with a heated Plan Apochromat 60× objective lens (NA of 1.45).

Can the Heat plan for a three-peat?

There were surreal scenes at City Hall, where members of the mayor's staff declined to declare a heat emergency, forgot to implement their extreme heat plan and refused to bring in additional ambulances and paramedics.

The RHI update was announced as the government published its new heat plan, which closely follows last year's strategic framework document designed to expand the use of low carbon heating in UK homes and businesses.

The heat plan also outlines proposals to fund 100 apprenticeships in small scale green technologies, and plans to work with individual industrial sectors to cut carbon across UK industry.

The aim of the article is to evaluate the temporal change in the effect of heat on mortality in Italy in the last 12 years after the introduction of the national heat plan.

She said she hoped the crematorium heating plan would now be adopted by other councils and organisations.

"A municipality can introduce a heat plan to declare if a heat infrastructure will be established and if, in case of new resident housing, there will be an obligation to connect to a heat infrastructure".

It is interesting to see that in this context typically public law interventions are also being considered: "A municipality can introduce a heat plan to declare if a heat infrastructure will be established and if, in case of new resident housing, there will be an obligation to connect to a heat infrastructure".

The Miami Heat plan to unveil new patches they will wear in honor of the victims of last week's deadly shooting in Parkland, Florida.

If you heat your home with natural gas, expect to pay about 13percentt more than you did last year, and if you have electric heat, plan on your bill going up about two percent this winter.