thermal|thermals in English

noun

[ther·mal || 'θɜrml /'θɜːml]

hot air pressure

Use "thermal|thermals" in a sentence

1. Hospitals and universities have come in association with thermal resorts, to utilize the full health potentials of the thermals.

2. Migrating eagles often find the thermals by observing other birds of prey.

3. I want snipers with thermals on top of every building for a two block radius.

4. An eagle can stay aloft for hours, using thermals, or columns of rising warm air.

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6. Hawks foraged in the air only during midday hours when weather conditions permitted the formation of thermals.

7. Paragliding with outstanding thermals and unforgettable panoramic views offers long cross-country flying above the Julian Alps.

8. (Isaiah 40:31) In flight, the eagle takes advantage of columns of rising warm air called thermals.

9. Thermal anemometer

10. Thermal water

11. Thermal spraying?

12. Relatively “broad-winged” species, including eagles, vultures and Buteos, soar along updrafts and thermals to migrate long-distances

13. Thermal acoustic baffle

14. Buteos are broad-winged hawks found soaring thousands of feet in the air on thermals or perched on telephone poles

15. Solar thermal collector

16. Switching to thermal.

17. Servomotors and thermal servomotors

18. Thermal energy recovery system

19. SEAN:Porcelain casing. Thermal cloak

20. Thermal-refrigerating absorption machine

21. Thermal pile infrared detectors

22. Thermal shows everybody's out.

23. Deep Phreatic Thermal Explorer.

24. The amplitude and the phase shift of the thermal waves depend on the thermal diffusivity “a” and the thermal conductivity “λ” of the sample.

25. Calcination or calcining is a thermal treatment process to bring about a thermal decomposition