Sentences with phrase «generating more heat»

So, if lower volcanic activity during a period allows the concentrations aerosols to fall, more energy gets into the earth system, thus generating more heat.

When its body senses that the skin is getting cold, the internal organs will try to compensate by generating more heat.

Otherwise you end up repeating yourself, generating more heat than light.

Cameron's personal involvement in the story has ensured that the debate over the use of tax havens has generated more heat than light, with little distinction being made between the mere use of tax - neutral jurisdictions to manage international investment, which in itself is legitimate, and criminal tax evasion.

The fact that the high - efficiency furnace generates more heat for a given amount of fuel burnt doesn't necessarily mean I will end up with any fuel savings.

Why is it that whenever politics or religion are discussed the move from issues to personal insults, which generates more heat than light, is almost inevitable?

If I try to configure the smoker similar to a Weber grill (drilling some holes on top and rigging up a slide mechanism to regulate release of air), will that help create a chimney draw to generate more heat from the charcoal?

If your pan was lighter than mine, that may explain the longer cooking time... dark pans do generate more heat so they cook stuff faster!

But the bigger problem, he said, is that such a search would in all likelihood generate more heat than light for the harried physician, who typically has «15 minutes to manage six problems.»

But as transistors become tinier they waste more power and generate more heat — all in a smaller and smaller space, as evidenced by the warmth emanating from the bottom of a laptop.

«We redesigned the garment using a fusion of heat and sweat maps to, for example, make flaps bigger where the body generates more heat.»

The fundamental problem, he says, is that conventional jets become impractical at velocities exceeding about Mach 2.7 (2.7 times the speed of sound); the inflowing air slows rapidly on entering the engine and generates more heat than most available materials can withstand.

In warm weather it's easy to sweat to regulate your temperature and remove excess heat, but in cold weather you need to generate more heat to stay warm.

Its probably not a surprise that bent - knee poses generate more heat than straight leg poses, however, did you know that kapha lives in the fronts of the legs?

The two men were of course eternally honored to be given such distinctions, but neither was granted a good month (I think holidays generate more heat with this crowd), and Fred was even unlucky enough to be cast off to the barren wasteland of January.

The more heat the more resistance, more resistance generates more heat and so on.

Under - inflated tires generate more heat, are harder to roll, wear improperly, and even have the potential to slide off the rim.

Before heading out on that summer road trip check your tires to make sure they aren't underinflated tire, which will generate more heat and wear out faster.

It is designed to generate more heat than light.

It's unfortunate, but understandable that emotions on both sides run high, which tends to generate more heat than light.

Drive speed is certainly a factor in terms of wear and tear on the drive, however, since faster drives generate more heat.

Even though Xbox's flagship console has far greater processing power than the Xbox One S, in both CPU and GPU, and will technically generate more heat, it is in a smaller box than its predecessor.

High Performance may just run your CPU at a higher clock speed for longer, which would generate more heat and noise.

Not exact matches

For example, generating efficient, renewable energy is a priority of the federal government, so businesses involving Cogeneration (using one fuel to simultaneously produce heat and electricity) or renewable energy technologies will find more government grant opportunities than others.

Shine your shoes, be well groomed, and let your personality shine through (for more on this idea, scroll up on this blog to read my post on «The Tweet That Generated Heat.»).

This will, indeed, cast more light on the issue and, perhaps, generate less heat!

Holmes's book is a model of accessible scholarship, and though it addresses a controversial topic, it actually generates more light than heat.

In the absence of the knowledge that hurricanes are nothing more that the heat generated by an ocean baking in the Summer heat coupled with the correolis effect, people could be forgiven for assigning cosmic importance to the events.

The rhetoric can generate a lot more heat than light.»

Such obsessions generate far more heat than light, and focus already sexually excited adolescents on discerning extraneous dimensions of their own sexual makeup.

Whenever I sit near the fire with friends (or even alone), the heat generated by smoldering ideas is perfect for toasting a few marshmallows and indulging in an occasional sweet spiritual s» more.

Debates about this will easily generate much more heat than light unless the energy of both sides is focused on the right question, which is: «Given that 200,000 abortions a year is far too many, how can a deliverable change in the law most effectively reduce that number?»

Are you more of a Crossfit type generating super heat?

In this way, heat is generated in the cookware and not on the cooktop surface, which is much more energy - efficient than traditional gas or electric ranges.

More likely it's the heat generated by the bulbs.

What's more, steam generated as a byproduct of the electrical generation will serve heating and cooling needs of the entire Plaza.

These include: • One of the most technically advanced and cleanest smelters in the world which captures 99.9 per cent of sulphur emissions and generates two thirds of the plant's electrical power • A US$ 10m combined heat and power system that will reduce emissions by 90 per cent compared with separate heat and power systems • A vehicle idling reduction programme that now covers 360 vehicles and has resulted in the avoidance of more than two million gallons of fuel and emissions • New, more efficient trucks with fewer emissions

True, the weekly bearpit of Prime Minister's Questions often generates far more heat than light, simultaneously showing Parliament at its most boorish and its most popular, if the demand for tickets for Commons» public gallery is anything to go by.

Oil sands extraction raises concerns among environmentalists because it generates more of the heat - trapping gases causing climate change than conventional oil drilling, among other things

The puzzling aspect of the finding was that exercise itself produces heat, so why would exercising muscle initiate a process that would generate yet more heat?

For example, greening neighbourhoods or painting roofs lighter colours will both reduce the urban heat - island effect and reduce carbon - dioxide emissions through reduced air - conditioning costs, while making cities more resistant to storm damage would reduce emissions generated from rebuilding devastated areas.»

Electric cars generate next to no heat as opposed to conventional passenger vehicles, which produce more than enough engine heat to heat the interior.

Increasing levels of ozone, in turn, trap more heat, exacerbating the urban heat island effect: Cities are normally about five to 10 degrees hotter than surrounding suburbs because asphalt and cement absorb sunlight, generating a vicious cycle of escalating pollution and heat.

Officials acknowledge it will be a challenge, especially in the face of increasing amounts of heat generated by newer, faster computer processors and the use of increasingly compact rack - mounted servers that are more difficult to cool.

This discovery can help scientists create new, more accurate models of what's going on inside the Earth, specifically how and where heat is generated under the Earth's crust.

Their invention shunts away the heat generated by a solar cell under sunlight and cools it in a way that allows it to convert more photons into electricity.

Today's nuclear power plants use the heat from uranium fission reactions to do nothing more complicated than boil water, making pressurized steam that spins turbines to generate electricity.

The incandescent and fluorescent bulbs commonly sold today use a lot more electricity than do LEDs, but they are also better at shedding heat, says Christian Wetzel, an associate physics professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y. «LEDs may generate less heat,» he adds, «but it still needs to be removed.»

The faster this is done, the more heat is generated.»

It has long been thought that heat flow drives what is called thermal convection — the hottest liquid becomes less dense and rises, as the cooler, more - dense liquid sinks — in Earth's liquid iron core and generates Earth's magnetic field.