例句與造句

1. The equipment picks up heat emissions from anything that lives, whether it be a human or a camel.
2. The ground has a stable temperature throughout the year, so you can pick up heat during winter and dump it back into the ground during the summer.
3. Some, like the rattlesnake, are pit vipers, with specialized concave pits between the snout and mouth that pick up heat signals from prey and foe alike.
4. This inert gas can be pressurized to two times atmosphere or more, then circulated through the hot zone area to pick up heat before passing through a heat exchanger to remove heat.
5. As the combustion flue gas exits the boiler it is routed through a rotating flat basket of metal mesh which picks up heat and returns it to incoming fresh air as the basket rotates.
6. It's difficult to find pick up heat in a sentence. 用pick up heat造句挺難的
7. Before the sanctions hearing, though, Smith told attorneys that Vector Data detected 57 thermal events or flashes of light on the government's 1993 infrared tape ( which picks up heat signatures ).
8. The platinum thus absorbs radiation having the spectral profile of water, and emits radiation having the spectral profile of platinum . ( The platinum also picks up heat from collisions with moving gas molecules ).
9. It is based on the evaporation and condensation of fluid; the fluid picks up heat at one end of the pipe when it evaporates; the vapor moves to the cooler end, where it condenses, releasing the heat.
10. Diving reptiles conserve heat by heat exchange mechanisms, whereby cold blood from the skin picks up heat from blood moving outward from the body core, re-using and thereby conserving some of the heat that otherwise would have been wasted.
11. With the air-conditioning of the patrol car kicked into overdrive, DeVoll showed Stockman the thermal vision device that picks up heat from outside and turns it into a science-fiction view of the world on a television screen on the dash.
12. Because a metal deck, painted to reduce corrosion, can pick up heat from the sun, and be quite slippery and noisy to work on, a layer of wood decking or thick non-skid paint is often applied to its surface.
13. As the ( cold ) blood flows back up from the paws through the veins, it picks up heat from the blood flowing in the opposite direction, so that it returns to the torso in a warm state, allowing the fox to maintain a comfortable temperature, without losing it to the snow.
14. The first sessions are pro forma bluster, but the winds of be-bop gradually prod him into a new small-group concept with a baritone saxophone sharing the front line; more concentrated now, the music picks up heat and urbanity, quoting from Dizzy Gillespie and spending more time in a cool middle register.