Sentence examples for sufficient hot from inspiring English sources

A cook and sometime gardener make up the household, where bickering is a way of life and daily struggles to get sufficient hot water from the boiler or make a new television set work take up a disproportionate amount of the time in the 24 hours in which this story is set.

Heat is also reclaimed from a plate heat exchanger installed at the discharge outlet of the compressor to provide sufficient hot water for residential use.

Heat is reclaimed from the plate heat exchanger installed at the outlet of the compressor to provide sufficient hot water for residential use.

Finally, in 1967 with the successful implementation of Teflon bearings sufficient hot water could be provided to serve households and industries in the greater Reykjavík area (Zoëga 2004, 2006; Björnsson 2010, p. 19).

The difficulties in obtaining submicromolar EphA4 antagonists are likely due to the nature of the ephrin-binding pocket of EphA4, which is very broad (exceeding an estimated 900 Å), lacks sufficient hot spot regions, and is highly dynamic.

You do not greet each other with a handshake; a nod is sufficient; hot-tub conversations are general and impersonal, even between regular visitors.

These mechanisms act simultaneously, sometimes it is difficult to identify which is dominant, however, once sufficient critical hot spots are produced, deflagration will start to spread.

Thus classical wear-resistant coating like CrN, CrAlN, TiAlN in most cases are not sufficient for hot forming tools in industrial applications.

Each Event was about 40 minutes long, less than half the length at which I have loved Events in the past, but perhaps sufficient for a hot July afternoon without conventional seating for the audience.

The results demonstrate that a flat air distribution pattern is sufficient for avoiding hot spots in the reactor.

Based on the cluster analysis, four categories of years (C1-C4) were classified as high precipitation, freezing with sufficient precipitation, dry hot, and normal years, respectively.