Winter cities tend to thrive as urban centers — places where people walk and meet and bump into each other, as city people should — in ways that hyper-hot cities don't.
Undefeated, she reinvented herself as a Chelsea chick, married the hyper-hot Anthony Newley and relocated to London, all the better to screech her way through an endless parade of cheap horror flicks.
And in many ways, @jack's tweet about setting up a twttr our own personal "Arrival of a Train"—needed to be exactly as basic as it was: too trailblazing, too hot a take about how liking Adele is actually extremely political, too viral a photo of someone rearranging items to spell out "DICKCUNT," and we'd all die, unable to cope with these hyper-hot future tweets.
In a world that was ruled by hyper-speed hot takes of, well, everything, "The Life of Pablo" presents a particular challenge: Scattershot, dense, bewildering, frustrating, off-putting, impenetrable, and filled with throwaways.
His work is hyper-reactive, peeling hot off the page in real time, showing us that the more modern we are (jittery with jet lag, poisoned by pollution, attacked by our savaged environment), the more likely we are to sound pre-Victorian.
The deep hot hyper-arid valley between Israel and Jordan presents unique design and construction challenges for energy conservation and thermal comfort.
Dense acidic gases such as HCl and SO2 are emitted from hot hyper-acidic crater lakes at active volcanoes (Shinohara et al. 2015; Capaccioni et al. 2017), which can be problematic for drones.
Such shading would reduce evaporative loss of soil moisture that had been deposited in the surface layers by hydraulic lift from the taproots, enhancing total water availability and water transport efficiency in this hot, hyper-arid climate.
Someone who's hot isn't usually hyper, or nervous.
Or is the effect of heat mediated by airway hyper-responsiveness that results from breathing hot air?
