Sentence examples for notable hot from inspiring English sources

Thus, the Military Liaison Elements may not be required in notable hot spots, like parts of the Middle East, where the American military is already deployed in large numbers.

The memory exhibits a notable hot hole program characteristic, and hence, a much higher erase speed is achieved.

The organization pointed to Paraguay as "a notable hot spot" because of expanding cattle ranching and soybean farming.

A notable hot spot in L.A. County is the Inglewood Oil Field in the Baldwin Hills, where drilling operations sit in close proximity to neighborhoods and "well pads often contain 30 or more wells within a few feet of buildings, roads and parks," according to the report.

Notable "hot spots" in 2003 for HIV infection and AIDS mortality were in the Mumbai-northern Karnataka corridor and along the eastern highway areas of Andhra Pradesh.

Notable hot spots where values exceed 60 t km−2 yr−1 are seen within the Sechura Desert (∼14°S, ∼76°W) and in the northeast Afar Region of Ethiopia (∼13°N, ∼41°E).

The two most notable: the "hot hand myth," and the "gambler's fallacy". The hot hand myth is the belief that a gambler's chance of winning increases after a string of wins.

Desserts were more spectacular than at most steak spots, including the notable Godiva hot chocolate cake with runny center and the Key lime pie topped with whipped cream.

Entertainment value: 4/10 Most notable for its Hot Gossip pastiche where Benny Hill blacked up and danced around a load of women in their pants.

Their high school, the Elliott School, was seen as a center for pop music — having produced several notable acts, including Hot Chip, Burial, and Four Tet — but Madley Croft and Sim kept their musical aspirations private.

His radiant collages (some quite large) and collage books are notable for their hot colors, compositional playfulness, sensitivity to images and general dedication to recycling the detritus of life.