Sentence examples for rules heat from inspiring English sources

The tempo is like a lazy summer night in which the humidity evaporates rules, heat causing skin to stick to skin.

Though an autopsy showed no trace of ephedra in Stringer's blood and his death was ruled heat-related, it was widely speculated in the N.F.L. that a significant number of players used supplements containing ephedra and other stimulants.

Though an autopsy showed that Stringer did not have ephedra in his blood and his death was ruled heat-related, it was widely speculated within professional football circles that many players used supplements containing ephedra and other stimulants.

And now, the food is evolving into a cuisine with its own rules (no heat above 118 degrees) and its own equipment (Vita-Mix blender, Green Life juicer, food dehydrator).

Under track cycling's rules the heat was re-run but, although Kenny ran the German close, Levy picked up the win before losing out to France's Kevin Sireau for gold.

When Howard signed a free-agent contract with the Miami Heat in 1996, the league ruled the Heat had circumvented salary cap rules.

The differing adoption rules prompted heated debates in European Union institutions in recent years.

Texas is also the only state actively refusing to carry out E.P.A. rules against heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide that begin taking effect in January.

Thus, in the example from § 29 of the Prolegomena, Kant begins from a mere "empirical rule" (that heat always follows illumination by the sun) and then proceeds to a "necessary and universally valid" law by adding the a priori concept of cause to this (so far) merely inductive rule.

As a rule, gas heat carrier technologies process oil shale lumps varying in diameter from 10-100 mm, while solid heat carrier and wall conduction technologies process fines which are particles less than 10 mm in diameter.

The results of our trial will be helpful to supply the evidence on the rules of heat-sensitive moxibustion location in China.