The longitude convention for Mercury puts the zero of longitude at one of the two hottest points on the surface, as described above.
By judicious choice of operating conditions the hottest point of the reactor can be placed at the exit of the reactant stream allowing for much more favourable equilibriums and outlet conversions than if it were the coldest spot in the reactor as is common in steady-state processes.
What's the hottest point of the day?
The hottest point of the flame is the very tip of this cone, so hold the torch so that the cone's tip is just touching the copper joint.
"It was very personal, the hot points of this generation -- drugs, Vietnam -- and the survival of this generation".
There's a pleasingly acidic edge to some of the fish-out-of-water antics that ensue, but the film treads conservatively around any hot points of political or cultural interest.
Without getting up he threw deadwood on the fire, the sparks flying up with their truths and lies, a few hot points of fire landing on their hands and faces, not for the first time, and they rolled down into the dirt.
The hot points of the process are then identified adding to classical LCA criteria a brand new index, called the "IFR index", conceived from the TRIZ Ideal Systemm" concept.
This paper addresses the geological problems and engineering hot points of the CO2 flooding, such as the big vertical span of the beach-bar sand, the strong reservoir heterogeneity, the distribution of residual oil, and the problem of gas channeling.
The subplot has its own style: exaggerated colors, heavy contrast, sparser narrative packed with more hot points of horror than the main narrative of Watchmen.
