" Rodgers, 27, jokes, "She doesn't want it to be too hot!
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I don't like it to be too hot or too tight.
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Wearing pants, we wonder: Am I going to be too hot?
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"It might just be too hot in there," Pelosi said on Election Night.
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Soon, it will be too hot to drink Hot Drinks, unless you're a freak.
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This summer is going to be too hot to care about all of that.
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They are small and they don't have electricity, they can be too hot or cold.
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They talked constantly; it was impossible for the weather to be too hot for them.
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"This means that the beginning of Earth's history cannot be too hot or too cold."
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It would be too hot, they said, or the thing would just rip his arms off.
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That means that the system will be too hot to observe quantum fluctuations directly, says Unruh.
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But reheating it on board, some noodles may be too hot, some maybe stick to the foil.
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By 2050, you won't be able to go on pilgrimage to Mecca, it'll just be too hot.
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Double layering might help on the way over, but then you'll be too hot at the party.
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Details: Trump wants the bollards to be painted black so it will be too hot for climbers in the summer.
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The worlds are in tight orbits around the star, which would typically mean they would be too hot to support life.
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It could be too hot, or too cold, or cloudy, or foggy—but at least we have a better chance of being dry, right?
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"They're predicting that Ontario won't be able to grow ice wine within the next 20 years, because it will be too hot," he says.
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Raising the temperature to one that is comfortable for mice would be too hot for staff who spend hours working in the same room.
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For the li-ion in your electric car, conditions can either be too hot or too cold, but li-ions prefer it juuust right.
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The vest was too bulky to fit under my warmer wool coat, and a sweater would be too hot once I got to the office.
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And for those who live in areas that will be too hot to rep a beanie during late April, she's also created resistor knit headbands and armbands.
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By the turn of the century, much of South Asia could be too hot for people to survive, according to researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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They won't be able to enjoy the great outdoors as much as we do now — it will just be too hot to leave the house in summer.
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"He may be too hot to handle at this moment in time, but when the dust settles, his dance card will be very booked," Mr. Stein said.
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That would give them about eight hours; by noon it would be too hot inside the reactor building for the technicians monitoring the robot to do their jobs.
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It's threatened by rising sea levels and researchers say it could be too hot to live in by the end of this century if global warming trends continue.
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Samsung, which competes with the iPhone maker but also sells chips that Apple uses in its devices, said this week its latest sales wouldn't be too hot either.
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Starbucks, which has surged more than 35% in 2019, could be too hot to touch right here, said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management.
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He added that he was "flexible" as they negotiated a final bill and acknowledged that a suspension of arms sales or automatic sanctions might be "too hot" for Risch.
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That means that the same side of the planet is always facing Eridani A, so this star-flushed face would likely be too hot to host life on the surface.
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And Maram Kaff, who lives in Cairo, said she had been deeply affected by reports that parts of the Middle East may be too hot for human habitation by 2100.
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Despite the fact that red dwarfs are tiny and dim, many of their planets may still be too hot to be habitable—even those situated within a star system's habitable zone, i.e.
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Unable to go back to sleep, I decided to go for a run outside, as it would be too hot and muggy here in Little Rock to do so later in the day.
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"Water intake (is) at a depth of 18 metres where the water naturally is cooler than on the surface ... should it be too hot, we would of course reduce the capacity accordingly," he said.
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And depending on where you are in the world, it may be too hot for a hoodie or that double-breasted coat, but between the T-shirts and the trousers, we can assure you there's something for everyone.
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For this reason, some scientists suggested that the planet would be too hot for liquid water, as its distance from Proxima Centauri would leave its oceans "tidally locked" and facing the star—left to heat up to uninhabitable temperatures or even boil off.
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Planets that are too close to a star, explains Conti, will be too hot, and water will only exist in gaseous form; on the flip side, any water present on planets that are too far away from their star will be frozen.
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Illustrations from covers of 1950s pulp magazines shown here remind the viewer of human hopes to someday colonize Venus or Mars, planets that NASA's crafts and instruments found to be "too hot, too cratered, with bad atmosphere," as one scientist puts it.
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Although "habitable zone" is more readily found in the literature, I like "Goldilocks zone" better for today's purposes because it is so self-intuitive — for a planet to be habitable, it can't be too hot or too cold (and thus not too close or too far away from its parent star).
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Planet d intrigued the researchers because the top of its atmosphere appeared to be temperate and possibly support life, but further study revealed that the rest of the atmosphere is probably very thick and dense, trapping heat to the point where the planet's surface would be too hot to support life.
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"I was concerned the pavement would be too hot for [Sonny's] pads so I thought this would be the perfect opportunity to try out our Ruff Wear dog booties … it was comical experience to say the least," reads a post about the costume change on the Clinton Police K-9 Unit Instagram (@clinton_police_k9).
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Swirling around a red-dwarf star about 183 light-years away from Earth, the distant world sits in a so-called Goldilocks zone—not close enough to its host star to be too hot and not far enough away to be too cold—that could allow liquid water to flow across its surface.
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At a recent dinner at Popina, a wonderful new Dixified Italian joint in Brooklyn, I secretly wanted the pork chop but Joanna wasn't into it, so we decided to share the cavatelli and the hot chicken Milanese, which turned out to be too hot (meaning, spicy) for her, so I ate the whole thing.
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The surface might be too hot for you to safely walk on, or far too cold without the right gear, or perhaps the game's mathematical smarts will spit out a perfect storm of hostile landscape, lethal wildlife, and hyper-aggressive robotic guardians, the latter activated if you fight back against the animals or begin breaking down structures for raw materials.
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During the summer it can be too hot to get into.
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Planet "d" would receive a similar amount of ultraviolet to the Earth and thus lies in the ultraviolet habitable zone. However, it would be too hot for any moons to support surface liquid water.
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In summer, the lack of cooled air can make trips uncomfortable for passengers. The claim, stated by the STM, is that with the Metro being built entirely underground, air conditioning would heat the tunnels to temperatures that would be too hot to operate the trains.
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Variant without thermal jacket A variant was produced without the heat shield jacket and with a bare, unfinned barrel. A muzzle counterweight maintained the normal balance position. A further wooden handgrip was provided ahead of the receiver, as the bare barrel would be too hot to hold, unlike the cooling shroud.
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The requirement for accuracy led to the design of an original cartridge for the SCAMP. The .223-caliber rifle round was first suggested, but was found to be too hot for a handgun. The 9mm Parabellum round was also rejected for having a relatively heavy recoil, Into said in an interview.
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It has an estimated mass of 7.5 Earth masses and a very short orbital period of about 2 days. Due to the proximity of Gliese 876 d to its host star (a red dwarf), it may have a surface temperature of 430–650 kelvins and be too hot to support liquid water.
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After only a few shots the gun would be too hot to use. The heat would also deform the tube and drastically decrease accuracy. Once damaged thusly, even after being allowed to cool, the barrel was prone to bursting, severely injuring the loader. As a field weapon it was too unreliable to be viable.
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Later work suggests that Gliese 581 c would probably be too hot for liquid water. It was then suggested that Gliese 581 d might be warm enough for oceans if a greenhouse effect was operating. Gliese 581 d is eight times the mass of the Earth and might have a thick atmosphere. Gliese 581 d looks an even better candidate.
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Conversely, the mills can also be too hot in warmer weather leading to hyperthermia. Other common conditions in mills include malnutrition and untreated injuries. Due to the frequently poor breeding conditions in puppy mills, puppies bred there often suffer from health and/or social problems. Puppies raised in a cramped environment shared by many other dogs become poorly socialized to other dogs and to humans.
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Grace Slick's "Lather", which opens the album, is said to be about her affair with drummer Spencer Dryden and his 30th birthday. "Triad", a David Crosby composition, had been rejected by The Byrds because they deemed its subject matter (a ménage à trois) to be too "hot." Slick's searing sexual and social-commentary anthem "Greasy Heart" was released as a single in March 1968.
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Humbert traveled to Italy from where he would take a ship to Tunisia. Arriving in the spring of 1826 however, Humbert argued that the summer in Tunisia would be too hot to excavate. Combining that argument with the raging anti-Christian sentiments among the Tunisians, Humbert persuaded Reuvens to allow him a delay of four months. Staying in Livorno, he began collecting Etruscan antiquities and soon bought six urns.
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The waters of the upper two pools and the waterfall may be too hot for bathing. Supernatant liquid is a layer of light pure cool water that can float on top of the denser, hot, mineral-rich hot springs outflow. Don't test by dipping toes or fingers into the upper pools. The hot fluids below may be hot enough to scald and make second and third degree burns.
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Common leopard geckos are also known to have temperature-dependent sex determination (TSD). Research shows that more females can be produced in predominantly cool temperatures (about ) and very warm temperatures (about ). It was recorded that males can be produced at the intermediate temperatures (about ). Any temperature above that is normally not going to produce a newborn, as it will be too hot for the gecko inside the egg.
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This infection was probably caused by the reduced water intake, but microgravity and effects of cosmic radiation might have impaired his immune system's reaction to the pathogen. Apollo 13: Houston, We've Got a Problem (1970) — Documentary about the mission by NASA (28:21) Inside the darkened spacecraft, the temperature dropped as low as . Lovell considered having the crew don their spacesuits, but decided this would be too hot. Instead, Lovell and Haise wore their lunar EVA boots and Swigert put on an extra coverall.
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If a planet has an eccentric orbit, then tidal heating can provide another source of energy besides stellar radiation. This means that eccentric planets in the radiative habitable zone can be too hot for liquid water. Tides also circularize orbits over time so there could be planets in the habitable zone with circular orbits that have no water because they used to have eccentric orbits. Eccentric planets further out than the habitable zone would still have frozen surfaces but the tidal heating could create a subsurface ocean similar to Europa's.
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In most instances, production will need to be matched with the appropriate release dates when susceptible host species at a suitable phase of development will be available. Larger production facilities produce on a yearlong basis, whereas some facilities produce only seasonally. Rearing facilities are usually a significant distance from where the agents are to be used in the field, and transporting the parasitoids from the point of production to the point of use can pose problems. Shipping conditions can be too hot, and even vibrations from planes or trucks can adversely affect parasitoids.
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Illustration of a bedroom from France Bedroom in Arles, by Vincent van Gogh in October 1888, at the Van Gogh Museum of Amsterdam In larger Victorian houses it was common to have accessible from the bedroom a boudoir for the lady of the house and a dressing room for the gentleman.Yorke, Trevor (2005) The Victorian House Explained. Newbury: Countryside Books ; p. 105 Attic bedrooms exist in some houses; since they are only separated from the outside air by the roof they are typically cold in winter and may be too hot in summer.
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The public side is known as the "cold" side because it provides water to cool the generators at the power plant; the private or "hot" side receives warm water discharge from the power plant. The private side can be substantially warmer than the public side, especially near the discharge point, where it can be too hot for swimming. The private side has an extended water sports season. Some water circulates back out of the private side into the public side through underground channels; consequently, the public side is warmer in the southern area near the dam.
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Alfvén introduced the term ambiplasma for a plasma made up of matter and antimatter and the double layers are thus formed of ambiplasma. According to Alfvén, such an ambiplasma would be relatively long- lived as the component particles and antiparticles would be too hot and too low-density to annihilate each other rapidly. The double layers will act to repel clouds of opposite type, but combine clouds of the same type, creating ever-larger regions of matter and antimatter. The idea of ambiplasma was developed further into the forms of heavy ambiplasma (protons-antiprotons) and light ambiplasma (electrons-positrons).
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One day, Mama Bear cooks some porridge, but it turns out to be too hot, so the family goes out for a walk to let it cool off. At this time, Goldilocks happens to be out exploring when she stumbles upon the bears' house. She invites herself in, helps herself to their porridge (Cubby's is the only bowl that is good), sits in their chairs (Cubby's breaks under her weight) and lies down in their beds (Cubby's is the most comfortable and she goes to sleep). As she is sleeping, the bear family returns and sees the result of Goldilocks' tampering.
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The Earth is ideally located in a Goldilocks condition—being neither too close nor too distant from the Sun. A theme in Big History is what has been termed Goldilocks conditions or the Goldilocks principle, which describes how "circumstances must be right for any type of complexity to form or continue to exist," as emphasized by Spier in his recent book. For humans, bodily temperatures can neither be too hot nor too cold; for life to form on a planet, it can neither have too much nor too little energy from sunlight. Stars require sufficient quantities of hydrogen, sufficiently packed together under tremendous gravity, to cause nuclear fusion.
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Due to the cultural implications and the importance of bearing children, infertility in Ghana can be devastating. Throughout the years, Ghanaians have believed that both physical and spiritual ailments are the cause of infertility. Some people believe that a womb could be too hot or too cold to support a developing baby. Others believe that the cause of their infertility is witchcraft, and this belief is often supported by traditional priests who assert that the woman can be rid of a witch's curse and be allowed to conceive if the priest performs a rite in which he asks fertility gods how they can be appeased.
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Security experts expected that the lucrative private data from the breach would be turned around and sold on black markets and the dark web, though as of February 2020, there has been no sign of any sale of this data. Because the data was not immediately show up in the first 17 months following the breach, security experts theorized that either the hackers behind the breach were waiting for a significant amount of time before selling the information since it would be too "hot" to sell that close to the breach, or that a nation-state was behind the breach and planning on using the data in a non-financial manner such as for espionage.
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The album's cover was unveiled on July 8, 2010 and met with positive reception. 'Idolator' said "Ciara has been tempting us with her sexy new single 'Ride' ... but if you're looking for her goodies keep on looking because their not on her Basic Instinct album cover (unless it's a seductive Playboy-esque fold out). The songstress, whose music video proved to be too hot for BET, kept things simple for the cover art." Ciara then outlined plans for a mixtape to precede the album's release, in preparation she recorded remixes to Soulja Boy Tell 'Em's "Pretty Boy Swag" ("Pretty Girl Swag") and Waka Flocka Flame's "Hard in Da Paint", as well as a cover of Young Jeezy's "Lose My Mind".
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Opsophagos was a type of ancient Greek person who exhibited a seemingly uncontrollable desire for opson or 'relishes.' The vice of the opsophagos was opsophagia, for which the closest English equivalent is gourmandise. However, because fish/seafood was considered by far the most desirable opson, an opsophagos in ancient Greek literature is almost always a man obsessed with fish or seafood. Tales of infamous opsophagoi (plural form) focussed on men who took their gourmandise to extreme levels, training their bodies in various ways to be able to consume massive quantities of fish immediately after they had been prepared, ensuring that they would have the fish to themselves, since they would be too hot for others to even touch, let alone eat.
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If the metal withdrawal rate is too fast, the shell may not have time to solidify to the required thickness even with enhanced cooling sprays. Similarly, the incoming liquid metal may be too hot and the final solidification may occur further down the strand at a later point than expected; if this point is below the straightening rolls, the shell may break from stresses applied during straightening. A breakout can also occur as a result of physical irregularities or damage to the shell occurring within the mould during the initial seconds of solidification. Excessive turbulence within the mold may cause an irregular shell pattern that grows abnormally or it may entrap slag droplets within the shell which reduces the wall strength.
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French fries are fried in a two step process: the first time is to cook the starch throughout the entire cut at a low heat, and the second time is to create the golden crispy exterior of the fry at a higher temperature. This is necessary because if the potato cuts are only fried once, the temperature would either be too hot, causing only the exterior to be cooked and not the inside, or not hot enough where the entire fry is cooked, but its crispy exterior will not develop. Although the potato cuts may be baked or steamed as a preparation method, this section will only focus on french fries made using frying oil. During the initial frying process (approximately 150 °C), water on the surface of the cuts evaporates off the surface and the water inside the cuts gets absorbed by the starch granules, causing them to swell and produce the fluffy interior of the fry.
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