Some buyers have complained the metal lid gets too hot.
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Sometimes it just gets too hot to turn on the stove.
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If the reaction gets too hot, it can cause inadvertent explosions.
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If the car gets too hot, the plant cooks and dies.
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Or, summer hits, and the weather gets too hot to even handle.
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We gear up for a hike nearby before it gets too hot.
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The drummer has known to be naked because he gets too hot.
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The Laptop 3 remains comfortable to hold and never gets too hot, either.
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It gets too hot inside the bus to fire up the wood stove.
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"If it gets too hot, and I say run, you run," said Maj.
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If it gets too hot or too cold, it can affect the incubation process.
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And if the system gets too hot, the researchers can simply dial it down.
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The other bad thing is the weather in the summer: It gets too hot.
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Eventually, the world gets too hot to even go to Vegas in the winter.
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Embrace the opportunity to wear long sleeve dresses without tights before it gets too hot.
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If it gets too hot the algae leave, turning coral into a "bleached" white skeleton.
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At least the city never gets too hot because of how far north it is.
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If somebody gets a little bit out of control, if an area gets too hot.
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If the Fed keeps money too loose, inflation will eventually rise, as the economy gets too hot.
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You can tell how big a controversy is by how many people it gets too hot for.
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The flowers are expected to stick around until mid-March, unless it gets too hot or windy.
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If it gets too hot the plants might begin releasing some of the carbon that they've absorbed.
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Thermal runaway can occur if a battery gets too hot, so NASA does try to mitigate that risk.
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"Maybe they should close bike lanes when it gets too hot as well?" one man asked on Twitter.
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In this respect public opinion is like a thermostat: when policy gets too hot, Americans turn the temperature down.
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A big part of getting to Masada at sunrise is getting to explore Masada before it gets too hot.
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LED lights on the shower head glow red when the water gets too hot, and blue when too cold.
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The idea is to lengthen Starship's reentry time and spread out the energy so no one spot gets too hot.
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It has meant that the machine never gets too hot (Dell did some extra work on the internal thermals), at least.
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Apple told me that's normal for some charging pads, and the the phone will stop charging if it gets too hot.
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I enjoy breakfast on the balcony and bring my book along to get alfresco reading in before it gets too hot.
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Tiny house owners can struggle to regulate the temperature in their tiny houses, with many saying it gets too hot too fast.
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In fact, if the phone gets too hot (about 95 degrees), it may stop charging completely until it has an opportunity to cool down.
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And perhaps there is some logic to the broader focus on global warming; after all, if the planet gets too hot, we're all doomed.
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You could think of the scrotum as an evolutionary adaptation analogous to sticking one leg out of the covers whenever it gets too hot.
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October to March is the best time to visit as summer gets too hot and during the monsoon months the salt desert is under water.
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YouTuber Dave Lee found out that the top-performing MacBook Pro can't operate at full speed for a long time because it gets too hot.
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One person suggested that hiring an outside crisis PR firm — those pros that come in when the situation gets too hot — would fix things stat.
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One person suggested that hiring an outside crisis PR firm — those pros that come in when the situation gets too hot — would fix things, stat.
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"When it gets too hot, the blood can clot or start to and that obviously will affect circulation and transportation of oxygen and nutrients," said Crandall.
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When the water gets too hot to handle, the algae leaves (scientists aren't exactly sure yet where they go), and the reefs are left stark white.
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That is why your exhaust pipe gets too hot to touch, or why your desk tends to get more cluttered by the end of the day.
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But when the water near a reef gets too hot, the algae begin producing toxins, and the corals expel them in self-defense, turning ghostly white.
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Weather-wise, we're in that sweet spot before it gets too hot for the summer, so I'm trying to take advantage of the time outside with her.
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Thermobimetal (as seen above) can be used as a surface material to allow air to pass through a wall when the interior or exterior temperature gets too hot.
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If your laptop's battery gets too hot or too cold, then it can start to suffer, so avoid leaving it out in the sun or stuck in a snowdrift.
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One is the environmental tipping point where it gets too hot, all that frozen methane and greenhouse gas, CO2 in the Arctic will be released, that's a serious problem.
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And because it's a chromebook, and uses the ultra lightweight Chrome OS, there's no need to cool the processor with fans, so it's completely silent and never gets too hot.
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"Now that the weather is beginning to get warmer outside and the days are longer, you have more opportunity to work out outdoors before it gets too hot," says Woroch.
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As a curling novice, I felt confident using it after learning the basics, and since it never gets too hot, I wasn't dissuaded by any potential damage I might do.
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You know, the thing that kinks your neck every night, twists your shoulders, gets too hot, and is the reason you are a sleep-deprived zombie when the sun is out.
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Although, if it gets too hot they will estivate, or enter a torpor-like state, and bury themselves to stay out of the unforgiving heat until some cooler weather or rainfall returns.
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"In other words, when the economy gets too hot, we have these mechanisms in place that will cause it to cool back down, and that's where you might get hurt," Cramer said.
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If shale-oil is indeed acting like the valve on a pressure cooker, regulating the market when it gets too hot or cold, the result should be a less volatile oil price.
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This piece of pet tech has GPS tracking, an activity monitor, a notification for when your pet leaves the house or gets too hot and can provide activity suggestions unique to your dog's needs.
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Though, as the Washington Post points out, if the water gets too hot, then the K. brevis don't reproduce as well, so continued severe red tides in a climate-changed world are not a given.
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Late morning is the perfect time to hit the beach, before it gets too hot and the main drag of the shoreline — running roughly parallel to Ocean Drive from 2440th to 1893th Street — fills up.
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Once the temperature of one part of the battery gets too hot, it releases the stored energy suddenly, causing another part to get hot, and another, and another, and before you know it the gadget bursts into flames.
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The reason corals die when the surrounding water gets too hot is that the microscopic algae and bacteria which live on and in their tissue, and are their main food sources, are sensitive to small changes in temperature.
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The new Echo Plus will also ship with an integrated temperature sensor so you can ask it for the temp inside or build a routine where it, say, turns on the fan when it gets too hot inside.
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Fed officials have speculated in recent weeks that the stimulus could drive more Americans into an already tight labor market and lift inflation to the central bank's 2 percent target, or much above that level if the economy gets too hot.
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To limit deaths, governments should try to understand better where the most heat-vulnerable people, such as the elderly, live so they can swiftly open emergency cooling centers nearby and boost electricity supplies when it gets too hot, Benjamin said.
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Still, given the pain that would result from an abrupt policy shift, analysts widely expect that Beijing will continue the current approach, tightening controls when the market gets too hot, while priming it with cash when it slows too sharply.
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It conveniently features an automatic shut-off function if the unit gets too hot or the water level is too low, which protects your clothing as well as the longevity of the unit, which already comes with a two-year warranty.
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HERAT, Afghanistan (Reuters) - It is early morning in a saffron field outside the western Afghan city of Herat and dozens of women are harvesting the delicate purple flowers, working quickly to gather as many as they can before the sun gets too hot.
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The Good Kind of works • Easy to use • Affordable The Bad Some people complain it gets too hot • Only good useful after you've been bitten The Bottom Line Bite Helper is not necessarily a mosquito bite cure, but it shows some real potential.
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State officials, utility executives and the Rehabilitation Center spent Wednesday trading blame over why and how its patients were left to endure such conditions, even though state and federal regulations require nursing home residents to be evacuated if it gets too hot inside.
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For tulip farmers, the real draw is the bulb, and to get it while it's hot (or, rather, before it gets too hot), they have to cut off the stems at a stage in which they're too short to sell in bouquets.
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The computer system can send alarms when it gets too hot inside the greenhouses, but it also takes action on its own, spreading a shade cloth covering to cut down on sun exposure (or retain heat in the winter), open and close vents, and regulate irrigation.
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However, lithium-ion batteries are prone to exploding if the thin, interal polypropylene layer that keeps electrodes from touching is breached or the flammable electrolyte inside gets too hot, situations that can be the result of production error, damage, design flaws, off-brand chargers, or just bad luck.
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Alright so you've maybe heard of the Dutchtub, but just in case, let me sum it up for you real quick: it relies on a wood fire for heat, and if the water gets too hot, aka you might be boiled to death, you're supposed to spin that spring and redirect the heat.
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" And in an interview with The Washington Post after ads that attacked him were released by the "super PAC" supporting Mr. Rubio, Mr. Christie said he did not think the Florida senator could "slime his way to the presidency" and noted his record on immigration, saying, "He's not a reliable conservative" and, "Whenever it gets too hot, Marco turns tail and runs.
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Typically such systems reduce (throttle) the clock rate when the CPU die temperature gets too hot, reducing the power dissipated to a level that the cooling system can handle.
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Nanoleaf bulbs also have overheat protection which allows the bulb to dim itself if it gets too hot, reducing the possibility of damage and increasing its potential life span. The bulbs are also shatter-resistant.
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The player must also watch out for the temperature: if it gets too hot, then the game ends. Steve Mcfarlane was the lead games designer for the project and also contributing to Banjo- Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts later in his career.
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If the lamp gets too hot the metal melts and closes up the air holes, extinguishing the lamp. The lamp has been tested and according to Lupton "successfully resisted every effort to explode it up to a velocity of more than 100 feet per second".
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He is quite full of himself, and only pretends to like Aziza to get her to drink the enchanted ambrosia. However, she gets too hot and she boils the potion, initially starting the four's downfall. His father looks nothing like him, however, resembling more of a samurai. He electrocutes the eagle sent to torture him.
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In a power circuit, you may get a dramatic meltdown or even a fire if not protected by a fuse of some kind. Most modern surge strips and house protectors have circuit breakers and temperature fuses to prevent serious consequences. A thermal fuse disconnects the MOV when it gets too hot. Only the MOV is disconnected leaving the rest of the circuit working but not protected.
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Antifreeze was developed to overcome the shortcomings of water as a heat transfer fluid. On the other hand, if the engine coolant gets too hot, it might boil while inside the engine, causing voids (pockets of steam), leading to localized hot spots and the catastrophic failure of the engine. If plain water were to be used as an engine coolant, it would promote galvanic corrosion. Proper engine coolant and a pressurized coolant system obviate these shortcomings of water.
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She joined ēlDLIVE around the same time as Veronica and Misuzu, which is how they became friends. A kind, gentle girl, she's also often the one who tries to stop Veronica and Misuzu from fighting and to admonish Veronica whenever she gets too hot-headed. She grew out her long hair to hide her body whenever she activates her SPH, as it causes her body to become very exposed. Her SPH takes the form of green funnels.
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The longer the pulse; the more of its intense heat will be transferred to the glass. When the inner wall of the tube gets too hot while the outer wall is still cold, this temperature gradient can cause the lamp to crack. Similarly, if the electrodes are not of a sufficient diameter to handle the peak currents they may produce too much resistance, rapidly heating up and thermally expanding. If the electrodes heat much faster than the glass, the lamp may crack or even shatter at the ends.
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Cutaway view of PORV Like other pressure relief valves (PRV), pilot operated relief valves (PORV) are used for emergency relief during overpressure events (e.g., a tank gets too hot and the expanding fluid increases the pressure to dangerous levels). PORV are also called pilot-operated safety valve (POSV), pilot-operated pressure relief valve (POPRV), or pilot-operated safety relief valve (POSRV), depending on the manufacturer and the application. Technically POPRV is the most generic term, but PORV is often used generically (as in this article) even though it should refer to valves in liquid service.
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In a drainback system, the water drains into a storage tank contained in conditioned or semi- conditioned space, protected from freezing temperatures. With antifreeze systems, however, the pump must be run if the panel temperature gets too hot (to prevent degradation of the antifreeze) or too cold (to prevent the water/antifreeze mixture from freezing.) Flat panel collectors are typically used in closed-loop systems. Flat panels, which often resemble skylights, are the most durable type of collector, and they also have the best performance for systems designed for temperatures within of ambient temperature. Flat panels are regularly used in both pure water and antifreeze systems.
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In a drainback system, the water drains into a storage tank contained in conditioned or semi-conditioned space, protected from freezing temperatures. With antifreeze systems, however, the pump must be run if the panel temperature gets too hot (to prevent degradation of the antifreeze) or too cold (to prevent the water/antifreeze mixture from freezing.) Flat panel collectors are typically used in closed-loop systems. Flat panels, which often resemble skylights, are the most durable type of collector, and they also have the best performance for systems designed for temperatures within of ambient temperature. Flat panels are regularly used in both pure water and antifreeze systems.
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The red-footed tortoise's climate in the northern part of the range changes little day to day and rarely gets too hot for them, so the tortoises do not need to practice any form of dormancy and can often forage all day long. The tortoises in Moskovitz's study area were most active after 3:00pm while many species from warmer climes would be most active in the morning and evening. Tortoises from the southern parts of the range experience much hotter, colder, and drier conditions than most of the range and aestivate when food becomes scarce. They may aestivate or brumate when the temperatures are low enough. p. 82.
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AAE went out of business in December 2010. Their basic design was self- contained so it could be adapted to extreme environments such as space, polar and underwater environments. Their design was for a nitrogen coolant passing directly though a conventional low-pressure gas turbine, and due to the rapid ability of the turbine to change speeds, it can be used in applications where instead of the turbine's output being converted to electricity, the turbine itself could directly drive a mechanical device, for instance, a propeller aboard a ship. Like all high temperature designs, the AAE engine would have been inherently safe, as the engine naturally shuts down due to Doppler broadening, stopping heat generation if the fuel in the engine gets too hot in the event of a loss of coolant or a loss of coolant flow.
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Smith (whom the nuns now call "Schmidt") helps the sisters improve their rudimentary English (only Mother Maria Marthe speaks the language well enough to converse with him) and joins them in singing and playing his guitar. As the weather gets too hot to work, Smith decides to take time off in the big city. When his money runs out, he takes a job on a wrecking crew, dirty and dangerous work. He buys some usable items – a bathtub and some windows – then heads back to the farm to install them so that the nuns at least have a proper bath, not just buckets, in which to wash. Everyone is astounded that he’s returned – except Old Mother. The townsfolk start to assist, delivering adobe bricks, but Smith is ever more reluctant to let them help him build ‘his’ church.
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