Sentence examples for in the face of heat from inspiring English sources

Vicedo et al. report a computational analysis sparked by the interesting findings of Yona et al. (2012) of yeast duplication of chrIII having a selective advantage in the face of heat stress.

He wanted to provide "builders" with the tools to construct an empire in the face of heated competition.

The known functions of these genes hint the cellular processes that may be affected in response to heat shock, and suggest mechanisms the cell uses to protect itself in the face of a heat stress [ 25].

It was the Knicks' panicked execution in the face of the Heat's defense.

Tsonga will try to break down Federer's backhand, which can wither in the face of nonstop heat.

By exposing 48 lineages from across the natural gradient to increasing temperature and decreasing precipitation, they show that 10 of the 12 traits measured differ across the elevations and that populations from the low elevations are most fit in the face of increased heat and drought.

But Garland is widely considered a moderate and a safe bet for the Obama administration in the face of already heated Republican opposition to any nominee.

Garland is widely considered a moderate and a safe bet for the Obama administration in the face of already heated Republican opposition to any nominee.

WHEN the idea of tapping the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve was floated last winter, in the face of high home heating prices in the Northeast, no one was more skeptical than Vice President Al Gore.

-So far, Mr. President, you are failing in the face of our earth heating up, and the damage is accelerating.

In the face of the tropical midmorning heat (it was already approaching 90 degrees), they'd devised a system; each family deposited a bag, folding chair or ice chest in a single file leading from the ferry dock, holding their place in line as they squeezed into the shade of a nearby awning.