Sentence examples for hot primary from inspiring English sources

Mia and her roommates, on a night out, sashay down the street in dresses of red, yellow, green, and blue — hot primary hues to match the mood.

She is tacking to the left the same way John McCain, struggling in a hot primary in Arizona against a Tea Party-type opponent, is tacking to the right.

One coaxial jet configuration possesses a cold primary flow, whereas the other configuration has a hot primary jet.

Furthermore, when the coaxial jet possesses a hot primary jet, the acoustic core being characterized by the entropy source terms increases the low frequency acoustics by up to 5 dB, i.e., the sideline acoustics is enhanced by the pronounced temperature gradient.

The French Riviera, where married Parisian media type Ferdinand and makeshift moll Marianne escape via a blithe crime spree, usually appears on screen in genteel pastels, not the bursting-hot primary colours it does here.

The crust is a cool boundary layer and a density filter, which impedes the upward transfer of hot, dense "primary" picritic and komatiitic liquids.

In this paper, a dataset of 92,906 dwellings was analysed adopting data mining techniques for the classification of heating and domestic hot water primary energy demand and for the evaluation of the most influencing factors.

Meanwhile, down in Kentucky there is a hot Republican Primary pitting long-time incumbent U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell against conservative challenger Matt Bevin.

Last week, the USDA put out a Class I recall notice on 8.7 million pounds of beef from Rancho Feeding, one of Hot Pockets' primary meat suppliers, citing that the company had "processed diseased and unsound animals and carried out these activities without the benefit or full benefit of federal inspection".

Six trials British Medical Doctors (BMD) (11), Physicians Health Studyy (PHS) (12), Thrombosis Prevention Trial (TPT) (13), Hypertension Optimal Treatment (HOT) (14), Primary Prevention Project (PPP) (15, 16), and Women's Health Study (WHS) (17)—were population-based and did not focus specifically on patients with diabetes.

These two are separated by only 0.05 astronomical units (AU five percent of the distance between the Earth and Sun; the main dip in brightness arises when the larger fainter companion passes in front of the hotter brighter primary.