Sentence examples for most severe heat from inspiring English sources

This year, starting on January 28th, Victoria experienced the most severe heat wave in its history.

In the current design of the IFMIF, the free surface of the Li target is under a most severe heat load condition with respect to Li boiling.

In July 1936, Minnesota and the rest of the Midwest suffered through its most severe heat wave on record.

Heatstroke is the most severe heat condition.

Heat illness and heat stroke, the most severe form of heat illness, are life-threatening conditions characterized by elevations in core temperature (Tc) resulting from an inability to adequately dissipate excess body heat to the environment.

The lower case fatality reported in the present study is likely due to the fact that it included only patients treated in the EDs and the most severe cases of heat stroke often result in death at the scene.

Heat stroke is the most severe form with core temperatures of >40°C.

Growing sauropod dinosaurs must have been tachymetabolic endotherms, but BMR may have decreased rapidly as maximum size was approached, when the heat loss problem became most severe, and a high BMR was no longer needed to sustain growth.

Another European study concluded that, in terms of health impact, the changing geographical patterns of high-impact heat waves will be most severe in the Mediterranean region which partly overlaps with the EMME region [ 16].

This particular sHSP operon is likely to play an important role in the heat shock response, since homologous genes were also detected as the most overexpressed in S. meliloti following a less severe heat shock.

"It predominantly affects male workers exposed to excessive heat and dehydration – conditions which are most severe in the sugar cane industry," she said.