Sentence examples for hot swell from inspiring English sources

We also identify a hot swell of the asthenosphere rooted to more than 200 km depth and reaching up to the shallow mantle in the tomographic section along 35°N latitude at a depth of 800 km.

It takes place in a city rather than a field, during the grey month of October rather than the hot swell of summer, and it only lasts one day.

It vibrates intensely and the exhaust pipes flare up red hot, and swell and contract.

For instance, a pocket of hot air swells in the Mississippi Valley then pushes east.

The painful area looks normal and isn't hot or swollen.

The study could also have broader applications, Dr. Crapo said, because many other chronic diseases seem to involve the same underlying condition — inflammation, which is what happens when a cut or an insect bite turns red, hot and swollen.

Immediately after surgery--about a month after the accident--my knee was hot and swollen.

There were no cases of painful, hot or swollen knees during the study.

On the other hand, the intra-articular injection of high-molecular-weight HA (>6,000 kDa) showed a greater frequency of adverse events, such as pain flares, and hot and swollen knees, which typically occurred 24 to 72 hours after injection [ 21].

Both restaurants feature a tortilla maker working her comal just inside the front door — the scent is irresistible, and the fresh, hot tortillas are swell.

"His left front tendon was swelled, hot and sore to the touch," Ohlinger said.