Sentence examples for overheating hot from inspiring English sources

To avoid moisture contamination and overheating, hot oil bath was used for heating.

Apart from thermal effects, microwave irradiation is accompanied with several nonthermal effects such as overheating, hot spots, selective heating, highly polarizing field, and mobility and diffusion.

As a result of having reliable tube skin temperature data, the heat flux profile can be adjusted to correct the unit performance for prevention of overheating, hot spots formation and thermal aging of tubes and pigtails before failure.

Otherwise, the rest of the stuff they found is more nit-picking than serious: overheating in hot environments, slow system migrations over Wi-Fi, and "no warning" when you eject disks on other machines, resulting in a little surprise to anyone sharing an optical disk.

The government urgently needs to promote measures to prevent homes and buildings overheating during hotter summers.

This can cause those with the condition to overheat in hot temperatures, so extra water, shade and air conditioning is more critical.

The driver acknowledged that pigs disperse heat differently (i.e. they can't sweat, so they become overheated on hot days without water) and that trucks with fans, ventilation, and water misting are available; but he doesn't have this technology on his truck.

Or a recipe for widening the gap?Paul Griffiths Santiago, ChileSIR – Data show no evident sign of what you called the "fragile" state of Brazil's "overheating" economy ("Too hot", June 4th).

Many migrating birds fly at night often, all night--to cut the risk of being seen by predators and to avoid overheating under the hot sun.

Baby birds may perish by overheating in very hot weather, or by being drowned in the hollows after heavy rain.

In addition, horses are not provided with enough water, risk overheating on hot asphalt and are forced to stand in their own waste because of inadequate drainage, the report said.