Sentence examples for wicked heat from inspiring English sources
Mr. Green's team set up a tarp, a flimsy oasis in the wicked heat.
There were never fewer than half a dozen — and at times there were more than forty — sizable burns going in the park during the two weeks I spent there in the wicked heat (frequently more than a hundred degrees at midday) and desiccation of early October.
Even in this wicked heat, he wore a white starched shirt, brown polyester pants, striped tie, white sneakers and a porkpie hat -- he had been to pay his taxes, and always likes to look sharp when he deals with the government.
This chapter discusses the operation of the classical wicked heat pipe.
The involved heat pipes include the grooved heat pipe [8, 9], wicked heat pipe [10, 11], sintered heat pipe [12, 13], oscillated heat pipe [14, 15], and the thermosyphon [16 25].
There is a lack of literature about flat plate wicked assisted heat pipe solar collector, especially with the presence of finned water-cooled condenser wicked heat pipes for solar energy applications.
A thermoelectric energy harvester composed of two thermoelectric modules, a wicked copper-water heat pipe, and finned heat sinks has been designed, modeled, and tested.
Only by diving in do you get the wicked, slightly sour, chilli heat of mutton achari and its little bombs of dark, pickled onion; the treacly, reduced tomato of bhuna beef, made with so-now short ribs; vindaloo of equally modish pork cheeks sharpened with "masala vinegar" and finished with raspberry beer.
Fewer still have seen a bomb tested: the light of a thousand suns, searing heat, immense shock, a wicked flickering afterglow manifesting in intense residual radiation.
vast majority of heat pipes manufactured today are conventional wicked circular cross-section units, there is an increasing trend towards miniaturization and the use of micro-groove type structures as wicks.
In direct contrast, Hoda has a wicked sense of humor, and Kathie Lee can take the heat as much as she enjoys dishing it out.
