Sentence examples for persistent heat from inspiring English sources

With persistent heat fanning five hundred ongoing wildfires, Moscow remains ensconced in deadly smoke.

One is that, as The Economist reports this week, persistent heat and drought is threatening America's soyabean harvest.

Rats exhibited persistent heat hyperalgesia in the ipsilateral hind paw compared with the contralateral hind paw at 1, 7 and 14 days after CFA was injected in the left hind paw (Fig. 1a).

He was particularly taken by the latter, chicken coated in a verdant sauce rich from pumpkin seeds and thrilling from the mellow but persistent heat of cooked green chiles.

Thick with onions and scallions and garlic, studded with oxtails, it has a glossy richness to it and a gentle, persistent heat that is closer to blankets than fire.

In what will come as little surprise to Americans suffering through this summer's persistent heat waves, Ms. Cullen notes that the average annual temperature in the United States "has risen more than two degrees F during the past 50 years, and the temperature will continue to rise, depending on the amount of heat-trapping gases we emit globally".

No injury was evident at 24 hours, but there was clear, persistent, heat-induced cardiac damage in some animals at 48 hours.

Slow cooking is the key; only persistent, gentle heat can melt collagen and cartilage into liquid.

Swathes of the northern hemisphere have seen unusually persistent warmth due to strong, persistent high pressure systems that have created a "heat dome" over much of Eurasia.

A regular feature in the equatorial ionosphere, morning enhancements observed virtually in all F2-layer parameters is probably due to persistent photoelectron heating (e.g., Zhang et al., 1999).

Other assays of neuronal activity, such as escaping behaviour following body touch, also showed a persistent post-heat-shock motor defect in the animals with persistent cytoplasmic FUS (Supplementary Material, Fig. S3).