Sentence examples for subject to hot from inspiring English sources

It will help pay for the expansion of Gwadar's currently unused deepwater port and the construction of a road network the exact route of which is subject to hot inter-provincial controversy that will connect the port to the Chinese border 1,800km to the north amid Himalayan peaks.

It's not subject to Hot Spots, or areas that Lyft has deemed places of high traffic within city limits.

These changes would have contributed to the accumulations of dry-season fuel, making the whole system much more subject to hot dry-season fires - as observed wherever indigenous fire management has been curtailed around the world (West African savanna states, USA, Australia).

We evaluated the effect of soil wetting agent formulation, and application frequency, on water repellency in sandy soil with two contrasting organic matter (OM) contents under kikuyugrass [Pennisetum clandestinum (Holst. Ex Chiov ], and irrigated at 60% replacement of net evaporation in a climate subject to hot, dry summers.

But it's worth noting that this broad conspiracy law, and the crime of providing "material support" for a terrorist organization, as a practical matter aren't available for a crime like this in the Guantanamo military commissions, where the "material support" charges have been vacated and the conspiracy charge remains subject to hot legal dispute.

Nevertheless the PIF were reconstituted at room temperature and therefore were not subject to hot water (> 70°C) to reduce the number of any intrinsic bacteria as recommended by the FAO/WHO [ 1, 2].

To obtain the colouring matter, the exterior bark is shaved from the tree, which is native to the middle and southern United States, to expose the inner bark, which is then detached, ground, and subjected to hot water under pressure.

Melissa Roth, a marine biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, and other researchers set out to explore how corals' responses differ depending on whether they are subjected to hot or cold temperatures.

After that, the core was subjected to hot waterflood at 6 cm3/h until no further oil was produced.

Ti-Ni-based alloys were subjected to hot rolling followed by homogenization before spark erosion processing while the other ones were subjected only homogenization because of their brittleness.

Three low carbon steels: plain carbon steel, alloyed with Cu and with Cu, Ti, and Mo were prepared and subjected to hot rolling followed by interrupted cooling.