A great example of this kind of attribution occurred last year, when a study of Australian temperature records found both that vastly more hot records than cold records were being set (over 12 to 1 was the ratio from 2000 to 2014), but also that in a climate model only including greenhouse gases produced a similar pattern of record-breaking.
He fares vastly better when the hot air escapes and he can stick to specifics.
They settled on Dec. 13, competing against movies designed for vastly different demographics: "The Hot Chick," a comedy starring Rob Schneider aimed at young males; "Star Trek: Nemesis," a sequel aimed at older males (which in Hollywood means over 25); and "About Schmidt," a limited release Oscar hopeful starring Jack Nicholson.
By taking over at third, he moved Mark Reynolds and Wilson Betemit off the hot corner, vastly improving the infield defense.
"They are entering into this vastly changed marketplace with a hot property," he said.
Today, the fastest-growing segment in cannabis is the old-fashioned vaporizer, but the high-tech 21st-century version is vastly different from those humble hot rocks — and it's helping create new markets for cannabis.
Revenge may indeed be a dish that is best served cold, but watching these three quick thinkers desperately juggling power like a hot potato is vastly entertaining.
Even those, however, may revert to the floor during crises times like last month, when Merck withdrew its hot Vioxx drug and sellers vastly outnumbered buyers.Even if the hybrid system rolls out smoothly, the Big Board faces daunting strategic questions.
But they were also vastly different from the strangely pink faux hot dogs and slabs of phony bologna that Lempert, a veteran food industry analyst, had observed for decades.
And now Nelly Furtado, hot on the heels of her vastly underperforming campfire suite, Folklore, has stepped out of her comfort zone of strummed, mid-paced, Oprah-style confessionals with the production assistance of Missy Elliott beat-aide Timbaland.
The administration's $20.3 billion request for Iraqi reconstruction has been under the hot lamp of Congressional scrutiny, but the vastly larger portion of the emergency spending bill -- $65.6 billion for Pentagon activities, military operations and classified programs -- has drawn few complaints.
