Sentence examples for time of heated from inspiring English sources

While the 2nd century was a time of heated competition among senators, it was generally a period of quiescence of the plebs and their magistrates, the tribunes.

Thanks to rising oil prices, Russia has $130 billion in the stabilization fund at a time of heated debate among the country's leaders and economists over how to avert a pension crisis.

Staley had been considered for the role at the time Jenkins was appointed to replace another US investment banker, Bob Diamond, but the bank went for the safer option at a time of heated debate about the role of bankers following the Libor-rigging crisis.

The acquisitions come at a time of heated race among the bigger players in the food delivery market for more customers and market share.

They have driven our states and municipalities to the edge of bankruptcy and have damaged public school performance and student prospects in a time of heated global competition for smart industries and educated workers.

Overall, the paper explores the scalar politics and performance of youth citizenship, the tensions therein, and the wider implications of this study for both political geographers and society more broadly at a time of heated debate about youthful politics in the United Kingdom and beyond.

The concentration of both reactants and the time of heating crucially effect the preparation of a particular tetramer.

Also, in Figure 5, it is interesting to observe that for N = 1, the solar pond becomes a convective solar pond with the increase of dimensionless time of heating.

But the average time of heating pulp horn 1 and 2 decreased from 144 s to 38 s (see Figure  6).

These changes are consistent with formation of amide bonds between the carboxylate and the amine groups in the PEMU. Figure 2 shows the changes in the areas under the referenced peaks representing the cross-linking over time of heating.

It is possible that optimal density should be slightly larger for shorter times of heating.