"hot response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an immediate, enthusiastic reaction. For example, "The audience gave a hot response to the new song."
They were calculated to elicit a hot response from both his zealots and opponents and by doing so generate massive amounts of media coverage.
But if you put out an apartment for rent for $800 , $900 you're going to get a long line of takers, a hot response.
"Beijing will probably have been a little surprised by the extent to which it lost … [But] if you were going to get a really hot response from Beijing the first thing you would see is a manufactured protest saying 'You have offended the feelings of the Chinese people' and that doesn't seem to be the case".
"When a girl sends a picture and receives a 'Wow, that was so hot' response, it increases confidence and induces a false sense of worthiness," Blaine wrote to me.
Thomas Kinsella's long poem, Butcher's Dozen, was written as a white-hot response to the Widgery report, in appropriately Swiftian rhyming couplets.
The program began with an ingenious intermingling of movements from Heinrich Biber's 1673 piece "Battalia," an evocation of the Thirty Years' War, and George Crumb's 1970 "Black Angels," a white-hot response to Vietnam.
We measured hot plate response times in mice dosed with 3 mg/kg dyclonine i.p., and observed no delay in hot plate response over 1.5 h (Supplementary Material, Fig. S4), meaning dyclonine does not produce systemic anesthesia at these doses.
The step variation increases the Reynolds number which results in a longer hot fluid response time to reach the steady state.
Unlike sham swimming rats, forced swimming rats showed significant reductions in hot plate response latencies (hyperalgesia) after the last swimming session, as compared to pre-stress values.
Maximal forelimb grip strength and hot plate response latencies were estimated before and after the conditioning to assess muscle and thermal nociception, respectively.
Treatment with MIL before the stress prevented the reduction in grip strength in all groups but it was ineffective in preventing FS-induced reductions in hot plate response latencies.
