Sentence examples for outward heat from inspiring English sources

The walls of the cavity are subjected to either an isothermal temperature or a uniform outward heat flux.

The thermostat atoms are used to ensure reasonable outward heat conduction away from the machined zone.

This arrangement minimises outward heat flow from the breast to the environment so that after three-quarters of an hour of equlibration, seen as a levelling off of temperature in the recorded data, there is a minimal heat flow outwards and the recorded surface temperature measured reflects the temperature in the breast 'core'core

"And as Clare was oppressed by the outward heats, so was he burdened inwardly by the waxing fervour of passion for the soft and silent Tess".

As has been previously noted [42], stabilizing the outward HEAT-9 loop conformation is an obvious way by which RanBP3 could increase the affinity of CRM1 for Ran.

In short, RanBP1 destabilizes the outward HEAT-9 loop conformation and favours the inward conformation, whereas the RanBP3 RBD appears poorly suited for stabilizing the inward, but compatible with the outward, conformation.

As they radiated back outward as heat, they triggered a recoil effect that added a gentle spin.

One corner of the paper curled outward in the heat.

If the mantle didn't transport heat outward, there would be no vertical temperature contrast in the core to drive Earth's electromagnetic dynamo, which creates an invisible aura that extends many planetary diameters away the scent, perhaps, of the peach.

If the mantle didn't transport heat outward, there would be no vertical temperature contrast in the core to drive Earth's electromagnetic dynamo, which creates an invisible aura that extends many planetary diameters away — the scent, perhaps, of the peach.

Once the sun exhausts its hydrogen fuel, its outward expansion will heat Jupiter's surface beyond 1000 K, not unlike the plethora of "hot Jupiters" elsewhere in the galaxy known to circle their own sunlike stars on orbits of sometimes only a few hours.