Sentence examples for hot periods from inspiring English sources

Japanese and Russian also had "hot" periods, only to recede in popularity.

Basketball players experienced statistically significant and recognizable hot periods over an entire game or two, during which they would hit more free throws than random chance would suggest.

About 50 million years ago, during one of the earth's hot periods, the land-mammal ancestors of today's whales started gravitating to the oceans, where food was abundant.

The upshot is more hot periods of local weather.Moreover, the bell-curve method makes it possible to say just how much more hot weather there is.

And as the hot periods extend, she said the periods of the day when she can move the animals for a feed becomes shorter and shorter, making their management harder and harder.

"Every city has cockroaches, and in hot periods they increase their population, but it's not a new problem," said Piero Cravedi, director of the Institute of Entomology and Plant Pathology at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Piacenza.

It was a very hot period.

This is currently the hot period in British art history with academics and curators.

Unfortunately for Joanmohi and the other dancers, Koovagam takes place on the full moon night of the Tamil month of Chitrai – a time that is generally regarded as the most humid and punishingly hot period of the Tamil year.

Each hot period lasts about 2 3 months.

In contrast, a weaker association was demonstrated during only hot period (or summer) in temperature non-sensitive patients (R2 = 0.148).