Sentence examples for hotspots because from inspiring English sources

However, I recommend them to people who travel a lot or work from public Wi-Fi hotspots, because they protect your traffic from snoopers who steal passwords – or worse.

You don't need special geological hotspots, because the ambient UK ground temperature, of 10-14C, is fully capable of permitting space heating and cooling using an elegant device called a heat pump, which lifts the temperature of the heat being extracted, and consumes only a quarter of the energy that it provides as useful heat.

This effect is accelerated in GW discharge hotspots because of their sensitive soils and the high connectivity with uphill areas.

We found that VHR TIR data certainly identified locations of high LST that could be prioritized for urban greening, however at very high resolutions, VHR TIR data could not identify hotspots because patterns in LST did not strongly correlate with patterns of high air temperature.

We expect to find miRNA targets in small RNA hotspots because many miRNAs are highly similar to their target sequences [27] and due to the possibility of transitivity [28].

High-traffic nodes can also be seen as bottlenecks or cross-talking hotspots because they represent components inter-linking different network regions and proteins.

That used to be a potential hotspot because of ill-treatment of ethnic Hungarians in the Vojovodina province.

Heathrow is a particular hotspot because of its status as a hub airport, which means it is used by traders looking to avoid the obvious routes – like the one from southern Africa, the home of the white Rhino, to China, where the animal's horn is believed to have medicinal qualities.

Slow light technology is becoming a research hotspot because of light-matter interaction enhancement effects, especially sensitivity enhancement effects.

But as Horizon reports, the Ocean Shield ship never got to the Inmarsat hotspot because it picked up sonar detections some distance away that it thought were coming from the jet's submerged flight recorders.

The previous simulations with 12 taxa provide a scenario in which each breakpoint can be considered a hotspot because at least two SPRs are necessary to explain the inconsistency between neighboring regions and because the true number of recombinations will always be larger than the unrooted dSPR.