Sentence examples for means heat from inspiring English sources

(Éloize, an island term pronounced el-WAHZ, means heat lightning).

Global warming over the last century means heat extremes that previously only occurred once every 1,000 days are happening four to five times more often, the study published in Nature Climate Change said.

In inclined positions, a very slender evolution of the cooper plate/heater interface temperature was noticed, which means heat pipe works efficiently under different grade road conditions.

In this work, timesharing mechanisms (TSM) are considered for circumventing such issues, which means heat exchanger services are not fixed throughout the different periods of operation and a single piece of equipment can perform heat integration between different pairs of streams in each cycle.

That's re- plus heat, making reheat, which means heat again.

Well, radiation means heat or energy or particles in the form of rays – in this case, the Sun's rays.

That means heated competition with BlackBerry maker Research in Motion.

That means heating up a healthy glug of olive oil (or butter) with garlic, sliced chiles or hearty herbs.

Heating lignocellulose means heating costs and heating wheat straw to 170°C costs more than to 130°C.

Ecophagy literally means 'eating its environment' and was proposed as a mechanism (38) among others, such as autophagy (26) and entosis (47) for survival of cancer cells.

The resumption of gas supplies from Russia should mean heat for Ukrainian homes through the coming winter after the European Union helped broker a deal in October.