Sentences with phrase «hot sun where»

Using a hair dryer on hot setting close to the cat and being out in the very hot sun where little shade is available are other circumstances that can precipitate overheating in cats.

Not exact matches

Get your sun screen out, it's pretty hot where you're going...

Habitable is defined by, among other things, the Goldilocks zone, that magical narrow band of space extending around a sun where temperatures are neither too hot nor too cold, where water can exist as a liquid.

They are perfect for when you want a summer - y barbeque burger situation, but A) it is much much too hot to even consider standing outside in the scorching sun over a 400 degree pit of fire, or B) it is one of those spring / summer days where is is raining and the thought of holding an umbrella over the bbq is more sad than anything.

which means I will be posting from the hot weather and where the sun shines there all year long Don't worry.

In the hot summer sun, I brought it back to my dorm room where my friends and I stared at it, wondering if we would be able to find an ice pick during this time of year.

This is not enough for prolonged exposure in the sun or in very hot climates like in Thailand where you need more protection.

If your baby is a toddler, he would definitely want to go out there in the sand where the sun is hot and play.

Robert Lockheimer: Yes, if you are living there where you are getting lot of sun and it is hot, obviously the further you get in to east county it gets hotter because, you know, it is closer to the coast.

If kids are say, at camp, and lunches are kept outside where it's warm, in the sun, (or in a hot car), they will not stay cool.

He said the prevailing situation where schoolchildren marched in the hot sun instead of using the day to inspire the Ghanaian and African personality which was the...

To see how hotter climates damaged the reptiles, Sinervo's team created a dummy lizard, set it out in the sun at sites in the Yucatán peninsula where Sceloporus is found and where it had gone extinct, and monitored its temperature.

It showed that the young sun was surrounded by a disk of gas and dust so agitated that particles in the hot, inner regions might be flung out to the cold, distant zone where comets formed.

At the heart of the new machine is a phenomenal 17 - mile circular tunnel where particles will smash together at nearly the speed of light, producing temperatures 100,000 times hotter than the core of the sun.

«The forerunner of the phenomenon is a violent eruption on the sun's surface, called a coronal mass ejection, or CME, where the sun bubbles up, and slings «hot» magnetized plasma in the form of very energetic ions and electrons in the direction of Earth,» said Per Høeg.

Solar jets are ejections from the surface of the Sun, where 1 - 10 tonnes of hot material are expelled at speeds of up to 1000 kilometres per second.

Insulating grains, however, such as less - dense silicates, have a hot, sun - facing side, where departing gas molecules will give a bigger shove than those on the cold side.

The Homestake detector is sensitive only to these beryllium - 7 and boron - 8 neutrinos, which are produced at the heart of the Sun, where it is hottest.

«Long after our own plain yellow sun expands to become a red giant star and turns Earth into a sizzling hot wasteland, there are still regions in our solar system — and other solar systems as well — where life might thrive,» says Kaltenegger.

«The forerunner to the phenomenon is a violent eruption on the Sun's surface — also known as coronal mass ejections or CME, where bubbles of hot plasma and gas in the form of particles, electrons, and a magnetic field are hurled in the direction of the Earth,» says Per Høeg.

Fusion energy is based on the same process that takes place in the sun, where gravity holds together the hot ionized gas called a plasma and nuclei of hydrogen collide together often enough that they occasionally overcome forces keeping them apart, called the Coulomb forces, to fuse together and create a burst of energy, Synakowski explained.

I can remember a number of times where I went on a day date and ended it way too soon because I felt hot, sticky and wanted to get out of the sun.

As uncomfortable as it is at the time, I'd like to hope that at least once this year you're in a position where the sun is so hot, so glorious, that there are parts of... View Post

His interesting choice of colors, differing between the warm tones of the hot Florida sun and then the switch into cold, blue and white Detroit, where red only reappears in the shape of blood.

Like that film, it's also about men at work — about breakin» rocks in the hot sun, as the song goes, although the Eastern European climate in Valeska Grisebach's film is somewhat more moderate than the pitiless desert where Denis's legionnaires toiled.

This is where Baker locates the unlikely encounter of 21 year - old Jane (Dree Hemingway, daughter of Mariel), a girl who struts about in hot pants under the California sun and makes a living selling her youth to the camera, and 85 year - old Sadie (an arresting performance by newcomer Besedka Johnson) who survives her state of invisibility as a senior by being a cantankerous recluse with a taste for bingo.

Summers were always hot when we were children, or so our memories would lead us to believe, but today the intensity of the sun is such that we must ensure children have somewhere that is out of direct sunlight to where they can retreat when they are outdoors.

For a reader with the background knowledge to know that the desert sun's «climbing» implies that it is moving toward the point where it is hottest and where that heat is deadly to mammals, there is not much of an inference to make — survival demands that the rat hide until the sun goes down.

The 2017 Honda Civic Type R delivers an EPA - rated 22/28/25 mpg city / highway / combined, but that won't stop anyone from buying the hottest hot - hatch ever to come from the land of the rising sun, or in this case, Honda's plant in Swindon, England, where the Type R is currently built.

Rather than waiting for the sun to come up and thaw us out, we chucked everything back in the vehicle and headed straight home where we proceeded to chug as much hot coffee as we could handle.

Outdoor hot - spots occur in shady areas where animals rest and take shelter from the sun.

Outside there are two swimming pools and a hot tub that are surrounded by sun loungers where you can relax.

Once you have had your fair share of sun and warmth, and you are looking for some way to regenerate - head straight to the hotel's spa where you are going to find an indoor pool, a sauna, steam room, a Turkish bath and a hot tub.

A Guatemala's best hot cup of coffee and delicious breakfast will be served at the hacienda of San Antonio, as the sun warms up your driver and guide will be ready for the adventure to Chajul, which is based just about one hour away from Nebaj, see the the cornfield plantation, coffee along the way, when suddenly start seeing the smoke coming out from the tiny adobe homes, happy people walking toward the central plaza, place where the market is happening.

Common areas on the MY Honors Legacy are also top notch with cushioned recliners on the sun deck and a hot tub where guests can relax their muscles after a full day of diving.

The upper deck shade covered dining area is where you will enjoy your breakfast while the sun is rising and where your hot and fresh dinner is served alfresco while the sun sets on the Indian Ocean.

The crowning glory has to be the wonderful balcony where you can sip a hot cappuccino or a cool white wine with your guests in the warm sun.

Nearby to this villa was a restaurant, the owners friend's of our friends... years later we ended up going to their house for a extremely long and extremely authentic Spanish lunch in the very hot sun, where one Mrs BC wound up with sun stroke and a very sore head... but that is a whole other blog post...

Greg here from DrinkBox, where we've been locked away in our studio hiding from the harsh Canadian winter and dreaming of hot sun, sandy deserts, and bandanna - clad cacti.

Even in areas where precipitation does not decrease, these increases in surface evaporation and loss of water from plants lead to more rapid drying of soils if the effects of higher temperatures are not offset by other changes (such as reduced wind speed or increased humidity).5 As soil dries out, a larger proportion of the incoming heat from the sun goes into heating the soil and adjacent air rather than evaporating its moisture, resulting in hotter summers under drier climatic conditions.6

The story of solar water heating began in the 1760s in Geneva, Switzerland, where Horace - Bénédict de Saussure, a Swiss naturalist, observed that it is always hotter when sun rays pass through a glass - covered structure, whether in a coach or a building, than into a site unprotected by such material.

«Obviously the hotter water deep under the ice at the poles did not get any heat from the sun to be warmer and does not all have tropical water currents heating it, so where does the deep water get its heat from to stop from freezing.»

My direct observations have been that in the jungle, where humidity is very high, it stays hot when the sun goes down.

Where it says quite clearly, and importantly, because this is the Principle I'm trying to convey here as the difference between heat and light, that: Thermal IR is the heat you feel from the Sun, Near IR is not hot.

They can be hung over each panel of glass and can be tied at different heights depending where the sun hits to create shade and prevent the room from getting too hot.