Sentences with phrase «than hot air which»

Well, the record shows that the declarations by our majority shareholder and CEO are no more than hot air which have come our way before which have yielded nothing but consolation prizes while we surrender the change of winning big to the new breed of bigger clubs.

Not exact matches

More than 23,000 people live in Auburn, which hosts many annual events, including a popular hot air balloon festival.

A Christian hot air balloon company say they've reached more than 1 million people with their new balloon which bears the slogan «Jesus Loves You».

Avoid hot steam humidifiers, which can dry out the air and make it harder, rather than easier for your baby to breathe, and also pose a scalding hazard.

Exposing your body to subzero temperatures does seem like a pretty unbearable experience, but people say it's actually more tolerable than an ice bath since the air is dry instead of wet — which makes it feel more like standing in front of a freezer on a hot day.

Rather than blowing hot air on your skin, she told me infrared heat warms up molecules in air, which warms your blood and organs, then the skin.

The Nut Job 2's episodic plot is little more than a clothesline on which to hang manic action sequences, which, despite a few sparks of inventiveness — a battle atop a hot - air balloon, a group of kung fu - fighting mice forming a human - sized warrior by inhabiting an empty hazmat suit — are ultimately a repetitive succession of swooping, running, diving, and driving.

When that happens, the thermostat is exposed to ambient air, which is much hotter (due to radiating engine heat) than the coolant.

Once again, instead of a sticky drag strip in cool, dense early - morning air — which is hardly representative of real - world conditions — we chose a less - than - perfect surface in the middle of a hot day.

More than 23,000 people live in Auburn, which hosts many annual events, including a popular hot air balloon festival.

For this unique underground flight, Trifonov had to use a specially designed balloon, which was smaller than a usual hot air balloon and meant the pilot sat on two gas cylinders framed by iron pipes rather than inside a basket.

Yesterday we generated 59 kWh, which more than covered our own energy use, including air - conditioning on a hot day, and thus we fed the excess back into the utility grid.»

Supposedly, a +33 C global temperature uplift, literally from thin air (thin air which is colder than the surface, so something colder heats something hotter, hotter).

If you can not answer those questions, then what you spout is no more than hot air, which is rather ironic, don't you think?

The MITS reasons that one molecule moving at ten times the average speed of air molecules at sea level must be much hotter than average, but this only shows a lack of appreciation for how something like temperature becomes meaningless without an abstraction on which to base it.

It follows that a gazillion molecules doing this in a column, perfectly vertically without ever colliding with each other, would produce a column of air which is hotter in the lower half than the upper.

To discover someone's true convictions you must observe their actions when the cost for them is high, rather than listen to their hot air, which costs nothing.

Back radiation can only heat the ocean if the air temperature is warmer than the surface skin temperature (back radiation will contribute to the downward energy flux in all cases, but heat transfer, which is the net energy flow, always goes from hot to cold).

But don't take to much notice of me as I also believe that Advection i.e. the kind of horizontal air movements that follow isobaric surfaces and therefore are predominantly horizontal) have got more of a Green House Effect (GHE) than does a radiation circuit, of say 324 W / m ² originally removed from the surface, and then returned via Green House Gases (GHGs)-- which, by the way, show no sign of having warmed at all (no hot spot) But even so, when somehow the same 324 W / m ² are delivered back to the surface for absorption it is supposed to be getting warmer.

More than 23,000 people live in Auburn, which hosts many annual events, including a popular hot air balloon festival.