Sentence examples for hot spot development from inspiring English sources

This may possibly result in local temperature runaway and/or hot spot development leading to several potentially unanticipated consequences for safety and integrity of the tube and hence the reactor.

These results demonstrate that the microbial activity and hot-spot development can be monitored by using a non-invasive quantitative imaging system that allows real-time monitoring of spatial oxygen distribution.

The frequency of metastatic dissemination as well as the densities of hypoxic foci, IL-8 positive foci and vascular hot spots in the primary tumour were determined as a function of time after tumour initiation to investigate whether vascular hot spots developed from hypoxic foci and whether the development of hypoxic foci/vascular hot spots preceded metastatic dissemination.

Another hot spot for development is Frederick Douglass Boulevard, between Central Park North and St. Nicholas Avenue.

DETAILS The area around Truckee, Calif., just north of Lake Tahoe, has been an especially hot spot for new development recently.

Amide derivatives have become a research hot spot in the development of pesticides because of their high-efficiency active features and broad spectrum bioactivities, such as antifungal [11, 12], insecticidal [13], and herbicidal [14].

With a long history in research, bioelectrochemistry has emerged as a hot spot in the development of implantable biosensors with desired selectivity, sensitivity and spatiotemporal resolution for accurate analysis of electroinactive species in vivo.

Much attention now centers on Riverhead, which appears to be eclipsing Southampton as the East End development hot spot.

"We refer to this area as King West, which really is a hot spot for new condominium development in Toronto," said James Ritchie, a senior vice president of sales and marketing at Tridel.

With mature hydrocarbon industry, Northern South China Sea (NSCS) is a hot spot for future economic development.

Anticancer stem cell is a hot spot for anticancer drug development (Zhou et al, 2009).