"hotter temperature" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to compare two temperatures, with "hotter" indicating a higher temperature. Example: "The city experienced a record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures reaching 10 degrees hotter than usual."
It is possible to develop a leaner fuel mixture to get the same power output with less fuel, or run at hotter temperature or improve the drivability of the engine.
where, η means the efficiency, TC is the colder temperature, and TH is the hotter temperature.
Eventually the atmosphere will reach a new balance at a hotter temperature as a result of the additional carbon dioxide, but getting there is going to be difficult.
However, high-temperature matrix acidizing is now growing since most of the wells nowadays become deeper and hotter temperature reservoirs, with a temperature higher than 200 °F.
Engine efficiency ranges from about 30%to40%0%, resulting from a typical hotter temperature range of 923 to 1073 K and normal operating speed range of 2,000 to 4,000 rpm[5].
For the Molasse Basin and the adjacent Alpine orogen, this results in shallow hotter temperature where thick sedimentary rocks cover the crystalline crust (Alpine Body and Molasse Basin) and colder shallower temperatures where the crystalline crust is exposed (Tauern Body).
Ceramic composites can also withstand hotter temperatures than metal alloys can.
An increased tailwind reduces atmospheric drag, while hotter temperatures mean thinner air and fewer molecules impeding athletes' paths.
So is climate change, since hotter temperatures increase the amount of smog in the air.
Yet the idea that climate change equals consistently hotter temperatures was dispelled long ago.
Related: 2015 had hotter temperatures and higher sea levels than ever before.
