Sentence examples for which are heating from inspiring English sources

In his review, Stern made a cogent case for the need to make drastic reductions in fossil fuel burning to curb emissions of carbon dioxide, which are heating our atmosphere dangerously.

The book doesn't pull any punches on the politics of today and the intense battles over "net neutrality" which are heating up again even as we speak.

Robin Barnard et al. hypothesized that these are candidate black holes or neutron stars, which are heating incoming gas to millions of kelvins and emitting X-rays.

The backed linoleum is hung in tall buildings or stoves, which are heated to harden the linoleum.

Lodging is available at Curry Village, which has both wooden and wood-floored canvas cabins, most of which are heated, for about $40 to $60 a night.

A similar melody serenades broiled spareribs, which are heated by ancho and guajillo chili peppers and cooled by piloncillo, an unrefined sugar used in Mexican cuisine.

Moons of Jupiter and Saturn may have vast oceans of liquid water, underneath ice covers, which are heated by gravitational tidal friction associated with their giant hosts.

When the thermometer drops, Abrams said, birds flock to the busy runways, which are heated by the warmth of the engines.

Her team is developing new fabrics based on tiny crystalline fibres made of boron and nitrogen, which are heated under pressure to form boron-nitride nanotubes (BNNTs).

The catalyst is one of a variety of metal oxides, usually platinum or palladium, which are heated by exhaust gas to about 500 °C (900 °F).

Their homes, some of which are heated with coal, stand a few blocks from the baronial piles of Wilson's most prosperous citizens.