Yet Some Like It Hot radiates an exuberance: the characters party, run, race on bicycles, slap the bass (not pluck it), dance, throw balls, fall over, tango till dawn and, by sheer force of energy, escape.
All hot bodies radiate, and the amount that they radiate is a function of their temperature.
In winter when he pulls back on the heat, a tub full of extra hot water radiates warmth and humidity.
The flames, coals, and hot bricks radiate heat directly to the objects in the room with little of this heat being absorbed by the intervening air.
His 2008 photograph of David Hockney reclining on a couch smoking a cigarette seems to capture the artist on the point of dreaming up a picture, while a 1993 shot of Björk and her son in a hot spring radiates tenderness and intimacy.
Even in an environment with no atmosphere, hot objects radiate energy into cold surroundings, Osczevski says.
An Athena-like telescope is needed to do this because the processes being investigated are extremely hot, and radiate at high energies - in the X-ray portion of the electromagnetic spectrum.
As the black hole shrank it would get hotter and radiate faster, according to Dr. Hawking's calculations, until it finally exploded.
Since hotter bodies radiate more than colder ones, a star's surface brightness can be estimated from its effective surface temperature, and hence from its spectrum.
The following day, a different sensation reared up — hot and starry, radiating from the back of my neck.
