LSTs reflect the heating of the land surface by sunlight and they can sometimes be significantly hotter or cooler than air temperatures.
It's physical, visceral storytelling, with all the fighting and fornicating there for a purpose and significantly hotter as a result.
Intel's chips have been running significantly hotter with each generation and there have been recent reports that the problem has caused a delay in its most advanced version of the Pentium, the Prescott.
The addition of alloying elements like Mg, Al, Ni and Pb into galvanizing baths has been known to influence significantly hot-dipped galvanized coating.
If Earth's past climate cycles are any indication, temperatures could be significantly hotter by the end of the century than current climate models predict.
The inner pipe is a common helically coiled tube heat exchanger and the outer pipe is a helically coiled flow distributor which separates the colder water from the significantly hotter bulk fluid of the tank to decrease the entrainment effect induced by natural convection.
As the magma, which is significantly hotter than the boiling point of water, comes into contact with water an insulating vapor film forms (Leidenfrost effect).
Meanwhile, his tongue has also adapted to tolerate Monk Sauce, which clocks in at 250,000 Scoville units—significantly hotter than a Korean chili pepper or a jalapeño, but gentler than a Carolina Reaper or a ghost chili.
Significantly hotter or colder weather was associated with reactive coping responses whereas the threat of flooding involved more proactive adaptations.
The difference between a drugstore flat iron and a salon one is basically "hot spots" — areas of the plates that can be significantly hotter and damage your hair.
Instead, they compared acupuncture to a proven remedy - the drug Effexor, an antidepressant that has been shown to significantly reduce hot flashes in breast cancer patients.
