Sentence examples for oven effect from inspiring English sources

One environmental theory that explains Nauru's persistent drought is called the oven effect.

Worse, a Home Depot salesman told us, those beautiful wooden doors would almost certainly be ruined within a few years by the "oven effect" caused when a glass storm door traps sun-generated heat.

The oven effect may be contributory to increased ablation zone size in RFA-TACE [12]; however, the effects following 90Y radioembolization cannot be determined at this pre-clinical stage.

One clinically well-known phenomenon in the thermal ablation of small HCC tumors in patients with cirrhosis is the "oven effect" [29] in which the decreased blood perfusion rate (w b,nc) in cirrhotic liver (Table 2) results in an increased ablation zone size.

You do not have to remove it at all, as it can add to a "brick oven effect" that actually helps your oven retain and spread heat more evenly.

This situation occurs when pavement and other built materials in our cities absorb and re-radiate heat, to create an oven-like effect.

Nevertheless, many other factors emerged concomitant with the economic growth of China in the past 30 years (e.g., watching television, using a mobile phone and a microwave oven), the effects of which on development of chronic diseases need to be appraised.

(Scientists call this the thermal-runaway effect; microwave oven users call it a pain in the neck).

This study is evaluating the effect of oven heating duration and pouring temperature during sample preparation in the rheological properties of neat and polymer-modified bitumen (PMB).

If you do not have a roasting pan, you can also use a Dutch oven to the same effect.

Knowledge of piezoelectricity dates back to the 19th century, and commercial products using it have been around for decades — the most common are lighters for gas stoves or ovens, which use the effect to produce a tiny spark.