English-Dutch translation for "heat"

So as you move vertically away from this surface, the heat falls off.

Everything made sense, except, at the axis, there was missing heat. ~~~ It was missing heat.

The ocean contains most of the exchangeable heat on the planet.

It reduces Earth's heat radiation to space, so there's a temporary energy imbalance.

And yet, in the world, there are so many people who still heat the water on fire, and they cook their food on fire.

But a topical and urgent motion would shed more heat than light on the matter, and seems to me to be an inappropriate vehicle.

We need some heat here!

Look here, two generations ago in Sweden -- picking water from the stream, heating with firewood and washing like that.

Thermal scopes show a huge heat load.

And all along the sides of these chimneys is shimmering with heat and loaded with life.

I can inject heat into the system here, or I can pull it apart with two of my fingers.

And all this against incredible logistical odds, like heat and traffic jams.

The short dry season has started and a blanket of heat has descended on the country.

You turn up the heat, you start making or breaking chemical bonds in the sugar, forming a brownish caramel, right?

They send it out for amateur rocketeers, and it said in there do not ever heat a mixture of potassium perchlorate and sugar.

OK. ~~~ Heat, beat and treat.

And then Robert Stirling came along with this genius idea, which was, well I'm still not heating the metal now, with this kind of engine, but I'm still reheating all the air.

Taking electricity to heat or to cool a house is completely irrational and uneconomic.

And I want to use the energy that comes from those greenhouses and from the fermentation of crops to heat our residential areas.

The way they heat their homes in Korea is to put bricks under the floors, so the heat actually radiates from underneath the floor.

Thus, in heating buildings, we have been independent of price fluctuations on the world market.