These shapes, they thought, were the most mobile because they offer the fewest points of contact and are the least stable of any; they were also the most apt to produce warmth and combustion, because the one is angular throughout while the other has the most acute angles, and the angles, they say, produce warmth and combustion.
Thus, to quote one of Husserl's examples, "I see coal as heating material; I recognize it and recognize it as useful and as used for heating, as appropriate for and as destined to produce warmth.
Whole-brain fMRI activation was modeled as the contrast of temperature stimuli (those temperatures perceived as producing warmth versus mild pain versus moderate pain against a fixed baseline).
Prior to scanning procedures, the Medoc was programmed with each participant's average temperature rated as producing warmth, mild pain, and moderate pain percepts derived during the pain psychophysics testing session.
In other words, physical warmth produced "interpersonal warmth" in these participants.
"If being in a hospital bed made a difference," he said, "it was mostly the difference produced by warmth, shelter, and food, and attentive, friendly care, and the matchless skill of the nurses in providing these things.
When the heat pump can no longer produce adequate warmth, a "strip heating" system inside the unit turns on.
A small body like Enceladus would be unlikely to hold enough radioactive elements to produce continuing warmth.
This produces soothing warmth, but research has not clearly shown that ultrasound treatments reduce pain and stiffness or improve day-to-day functioning.
This produces a warmth of human relationships which may strike those who have had some experience with such groups as an almost physical phenomenon".
