Sentence examples for resist heat from inspiring English sources

To determine the required length of vertical GHEs, one of the various parameters considered in the equation is the borehole thermal resistance (Bernier 2000), which is the ability of the GHE to resist heat transfer.

Such a building is "basically designed to resist heat buildup for three hours," he said.

Decals for china and kitchen ranges are printed with mineral colours and are fired to resist heat.

PCB's, formerly used in oil because they resist heat, are now recognized as a likely human carcinogen.

Unfortunately, thermoplastics are more expensive, and they generally do not resist heat as well as thermosets; however, strides are being made in developing thermoplastics with higher melting temperatures.

But that does not produce a high enough total R-value, he said, referring to the measurement of a material's ability to resist heat flow.

Some spores, however, will resist heating at 100°C for several hours.

It resists heat (though not high heat), salt, nitrite and acidity.

He was interested in studying bacteria that resisted heat because he was studying the geysers at Yellowstone, and, it turns out, these bacteria have enzymes that can copy DNA.

In Drosophila melanogaster, flies from northern Australia resisted heat longer but recovered from cold slower than flies from southern Australia [14].

As with cold stress resistance, acclimation temperature induced a significant effect on heat stress resistance, with heat knock-down time increasing substantially with increasing acclimation temperature: butterflies acclimated to 34°C resisted heat stress roughly twice as long compared to butterflies acclimated to 20°C [27], [64].