Sentence examples for notable heat from inspiring English sources

But the day was significantly cooler than last year's high of nearly 80 degrees and the notable heat at the Boston Marathon this year, when the temperature reached 89 degrees.

Notable heat stability above Tg was given by annealing of PLLA samples.

In winter, the subtropical green roof triggers notable heat loss from the substrate into the ambient air, and draws heat upwards from warmer indoor air to increase energy consumption to warm indoor air.

This effect has been used to quantify the effects of single notable heat waves [e.g., the 2003 French heat wave (Le Tertre et al. 2006), the 1995 Chicago heat wave (Kaiser et al. 2007)] and to quantify effects of all heat waves over a study period (Hajat et al. 2006; Rocklov and Forsberg 2008).

Results from a high-resolution model (20 km mesh) indicate that the diurnal cycles over the IMC will be weakened in future mainly due to nighttime land temperature increase associated with global warming (Kitoh and Arakawa 2005), although at present, even megacities (such as Jakarta) in the IMC do not have notable local heat island effects.

It was also observed that the moisture content and sample diameter had a notable influence on heat transfer coefficient.

It is notable that a heat of F82H prepared for IEA round robin tests demonstrated 1/5 of shorter lifetime than the latest F82H.

Moreover, the position of the induction coil exerts the most notable effect on heating uniformity.

Likewise, the measured values are smaller than the corresponding pure RDX parameters when HTPB binder is added; a notable exception is the heat release in the condensed phase, which is larger.

The most notable observations from the heat release rate curve is that the use of either fly ash or silica fume as cement replacement results in reduced heat release peak magnitudes for the major hydration signature, with the fly ash modified paste showing the lowest heat release peak.

The notable exceptions are the heat shock related 70 kDa protein transcripts, which have somewhat variable 3' polyadenylation sites.