Sentence examples for slightly heating from inspiring English sources

It also delivers about 4 milliwatts of sunlight to the retina, slightly heating it and potentially causing damage in eyes that cannot respond properly to the brightness.

By slightly heating the MCC template before Au film evaporation, the void between three adjacent PS spheres can be controllably shrunk.

By flying in the wake of various aircraft ranging in size from the 47-metric-ton Airbus A319 to the 508-metric-ton Airbus A380 (contrails of two Airbus A340s shown)—and analyzing their less-than-10-minute-old contrails, researchers have found that fresh contrails tend to trap outbound infrared radiation, slightly heating Earth.

"It got slightly heated," Mr. Houghton said.

At the moment I'm having slightly heated conversations with my make-up artist about moisturiser.

This is associated with a sudden expansion of the slightly heated tissue.

The flows are slightly heated and temperature is considered as a passive scalar.

The surfaces were slightly heated with a radiant heat tool to encourage the affinity of the surfaces to the also-warm adhesive.

The bright component in the middle slightly heats the skin, and tiny sensors monitor the movement of that heat as blood carries it away.

The nantennae themselves are built with a large-scale stamp that is used to emboss their underlying structure onto slightly heated, thin sheets of plastic.

It is then slightly heated over a slow fire or in hot sunshine, stirred again to evaporate excess moisture, and stored in airtight vessels.