Sentence examples for hot station from inspiring English sources

In the kitchen, I discovered a trio of recent arrivals from Russia and Ukraine – Sasha (cold station), Misha (hot station), Nikita (head chef) – all very puzzled why someone would work in a kitchen for free.

The northerly two stations did not separate, although the 23°N HOT station formed a cluster at the 55% level.

Samples from the Hawaii Ocean Time-series (HOT) station ALOHA contain approximately 64 megabases of Sanger sequencing of community genomes sampled from seven depths that range from 10 to 4,000 meters [ 2].

MG II Euryarchaeota were generally abundant at the ocean surface [ 5, 45]; their decreasing abundance with depth has been reported at the HOT station ALOHA [ 46], SEATS station [ 31], and Arctic Ocean [ 47].

Analyses on metagenomes collected in the water column of the Hawaii Ocean Time-series (HOT) station ALOHA revealed vertical zonation of protein functions [ 5], whereas the deep-sea community had greater metabolic versatility and genomic plasticity than sea-surface counterparts [ 13].

The epicenter of eating is the large cafeteria in the Longworth House Office Building, where House members often dine together on sandwiches or offerings from the various hot stations, and young staff members train their eyes on BlackBerries as they sip from their (plastic foam) cups of soda.

Nor is it something we can chalk up to coming climate catastrophe, necessarily rising surface-level temperatures do not substantially affect how hot stations get, either.

Last week one of deep house's most legendary DJs and producers made a journey that we here at THUMP UK do once a month, ambling down Peckham's Rye Lane deep into the heart of Holdron's Arcade, ready for a quick mix on Balamii, the hottest station beaming out of SE15 right now.

The rapper Nas became angry after the Hot 97 station management refused to conduct a mock lynching of his archrival, Jay-Z, during his performance at the station's Summer Jam concert, officials said.

Second Avenue, in short, is that timeless bane of New York summers, the hot subway station.

Peter Rosenberg [hip-hop DJ at New York's Hot 97 station] played it to me live on air to embarrass me.