| Links can also be presented as hot spots on an image, or a button which can be clicked. |
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| Unlike typical ocean hot spots, such as hydrothermal vents, the Gorda Escarpment has unique properties which benefit egg development. |
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| Well your aim is to foster strategic evolution in certain hot spots and certain trouble areas around the world. |
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| The price trigger will channel development towards high-priced hot spots that are already overstretched. |
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| Near geysers and hot spots, the ground is warm, the snow shallower, and the grass more accessible to hungry foragers. |
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| The telco already runs Wi-Fi public access hot spots and payphones at all three sites. |
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| One of the most important set of observations is to identify hot spots on the golf course. |
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| Such were the extremes of temperature that hot spots in the building were still smoking more than 24 hours after the fire broke out. |
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| For Tiffin the good life is not swanking around the hot spots of London clubland but a chance to put on the wellies and head for his allotment. |
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| Many other artists and publishers also threw Artexpo bashes at various Manhattan hot spots. |
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| He has made a habit of being caught on camera the worse for wear outside London hot spots in the early hours and has also admitted using cocaine. |
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| He encouraged new policing strategies of rapid redeployment of officers to hot spots, while holding precinct commanders accountable. |
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| Dr Preece and his team said the unexplained hot spots in an area of the brain behind the left ear could be due to two causes. |
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| For instance, you can view your hot spots through a heat sensitive camera connected to a plasma screen. |
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| With the exception of a few hot spots, the California-sized country is pacified and moving in the right direction. |
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| Identifying pelagic hot spots on oceanic scales and linking these regions with oceanographic features is of high importance. |
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| He visits all the hot spots, including shooting galleries and crack houses. |
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| Multiple track lighting with dimmers and down lights eliminate hot spots and allow us to adapt lighting to specific artworks. |
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| A spectrometer will measure the temperature of the atmosphere at various heights and pick out surface hot spots such as active volcanoes. |
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| The heel cup, arch and toe box are all solidly crafted and shaped to hold hour foot with no hot spots. |
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| Usually if your screen develops hot spots and tinged colour, it is probably due to the build-up of stray magnetic fields in your monitor. |
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| Most birding hot spots in the State are in the periphery of wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. |
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| It is being used in a more intelligence-driven manner, targeting crime hot spots and poorer areas where such crime is more prevalent. |
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| There have been a number of examples of peaceful conflict resolution in places that have been hot spots for decades. |
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| Cars could be electronically tagged in a bid to pinpoint the county's worst traffic jam hot spots. |
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| Police see the scheme as a way to empower communities to tackle speeding hot spots. |
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| Other hot spots include Williamstown, Grantstown and Ballygunner, which follow the route of the Waterford ring road. |
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| She said that if the worst crime hot spots were being tackled the criminals moved further afield. |
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| The building is filled with Wi-Fi hot spots for people to connect their laptops to the Internet. |
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| Andy has researched the river and its potential and offers a professional, fully insured guided service to the area's hot spots and best swims. |
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| The Travel Channel will debut a new travel series about the world's hot spots, traveling to such dangerous locales as Afghanistan and Chechnya. |
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| Legislators yesterday questioned officials about elimination measures in mosquito hot spots like construction sites and private land. |
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| The small town businesses were closing up and letting the clubs and hot spots take over the night shift. |
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| The area was declared as one of the 50 toxic hot spots in the world by Greenpeace. |
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| Geologists know it as an area of mysterious abyssal hot spots where sediments may hold millions of dollars worth of precious metals. |
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| Kansan drillers are currently engaged in trying to identify the hot spots where drilling can produce oil and gas in abundance. |
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| Put the question to a group of geologists and they'll mention plate tectonics and volcanic hot spots. |
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| The surface of Venus appears to be dominated by volcanic hot spots rather than spreading and subduction associated with plate tectonics. |
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| Jazz's emphasis on creation and performance was embraced by a new generation of visual artists who frequented jazz hot spots. |
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| In the oceans, characteristic fringing reefs develop around the volcanic islands surmounting hot spots, as in Hawaii, or the mid-oceanic ridges. |
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| The most well-known biological hot spots are hydrothermal vents, which spew black, mineral-enriched, scalding water from deep beneath the Earth's crust. |
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| But all of us are familiar with the use of a microwave oven, and we know that you have hot spots in a microwave oven. |
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| Fire fighters worked feverishly in rugged terrain to control the hot spots. |
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| So what is stopping us from tapping more of the Earth's internal energy in the world's hot spots? |
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| It will also assist in locating hot spots during fire suppression and help find missing persons. |
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| He says experience shows hot spots may still exist in areas of low risk so producers should carefully monitor their fields. |
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| The itinerary of this deployment also gives us plenty of opportunities for fun, as we visit diving hot spots in the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea. |
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| These case studies will highlight hot spots or best practices as mentioned above. |
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| Twenty-two minutes later, a fourth entry was made into the starboard engine room to further quell any hot spots. |
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| Unique features and hot spots can be used to determine the ecological significance of an area. |
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| He felt that there was a case for locating some staff nearer to key hot spots. |
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| Even the hot spots of ethanol production in the mid-west are losing people. |
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| The cameras allow firefighters to find victims in smoke-filled buildings, discover hot spots that point to a fire's origin, and warn of deadly flashovers before they occur. |
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| But polar species are far fewer in number and may not face the same extinction risk as those that live in more confined hot spots with greater biodiversity. |
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| Many things can lead to these hot spots including food and airborne allergens, ticks, fleas and other insect bites, and contact allergens like grass. |
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| Our military learned how to deploy quickly to hot spots, de-escalate a situation, build order from chaos, work with NGOs, and do the muscle work of diplomacy. |
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| Boeing says this allowed it to carry out tests to identify hot spots and dead zones in coverage quickly and accurately. |
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| They frequently appear in high numbers in a few trees called hot spots before spreading out over the orchard. |
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| And South Korea has more wireless hot spots per capita than anyplace else. |
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| Off the coast of British Columbia, locations of upwelling are known to be hot spots for fishing, due to the enhanced nutrient supply. |
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| Another important factor is the loudness of the signal, which should be almost the same for all listening positions, avoiding hot spots. |
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| Investments to support improved water supply and wastewater treatment are continuing apace, with a number of major pollution hot spots removed. |
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| The solid magnesium headband is extremely durable, yet lightweight, and its sheepskin cushion eliminates hot spots. |
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| Canadians have worn the blue beret with a great deal of pride in hot spots around the world. |
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| Extreme hot spots exist for potential grasshopper outbreaks in the Peace region and the area northwest of Edmonton. |
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| Site heatmaps are a great way of finding where the hot spots are on a web page, and where people would most likely click. |
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| One that is widely accepted is that convection currents in the asthenosphere cause the hot spots. |
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| Our TW playtesters found a steady decrease in power as shots moved away from the sweetspot with no hot spots or dead zones to worry about. |
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| Additional police patrols of both uniformed and plain clothes officers will target hot spots identified via calls from the public and from previous experience. |
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| They called for more security personnel near railway stations and taxi passenger drop-off points, especially at night, describing these areas as crime hot spots. |
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| We have rangers on site damping down hot spots on Bleaklow and Black Hill. |
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| This new Carbon road shoe uses two carbon plates in the sole so you get stiffness where you need it for power transfer but is less prone to hot spots and foot aches. |
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| And with weathermen predicting no real end in sight, thousands are already planning on bidding farewell to too-cool Britannia in favour of continental hot spots. |
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| It could report on earthquake damage or structural problems and warn firefighters of hot spots in buildings where fires are blazing on some floors. |
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| Also the fact was pointed out that you can go to your local police station and they are obliged to tell you about crime in your area and what hot spots there are. |
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| The sergeant fields complaints from businesses, keeps an eye out for felons and new faces on the street, and makes sure that certain hot spots are kept relatively clear. |
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| Popular hot spots in the Keighley area are already boasting an increase in interest, which reflects a survey carried out by the Country Land and Business Association. |
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| Each city's convention and visitors bureau is offering a sampling of the best restaurants, entertainment hot spots, and cultural places for you and your family to enjoy. |
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| Montreal regularly hosted performers such as Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin, Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie in hot spots like Chez Paree and Rockhead's Paradise. |
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| Two familiar examples of 802.11b technology include a wireless network in a home or office, and the wireless hot spots at a local hotel, restaurant or coffee shop. |
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| Whether you're planning a day out or just stopping off en route, don't forget that beauty spots are hot spots for thieves. |
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| Fire crews on Tuesday hosed down smoldering hot spots that pocked the vast canyon. |
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| Numerous hot spots of varying size and age have been identified across the world. |
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| Donors and agencies need to export their corporate social responsibility contract models more widely, while governments in hot spots could offer tax breaks to incentivise other companies to use local ethical suppliers. |
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| The need for a scorch safety factor is based on possible localized hot spots that might cause scorching. |
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| Within Arabian Sea, Masirah Island and Gulf of Masirah, Halaniyat Islands and Kuria Muria Bay are hot spots for the species. |
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| Crime reduction is a consultative, research-based approach to reducing crime by focusing police efforts on prolific offenders, known crime hot spots and the underlying cause of crime. |
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| A Parks scientist stated that poaching hot spots are found along the Zambian and Zimbabwean borders and there are claims that Zambians and Zimbabweans are coming into Botswana from the Matetsi area to poach. |
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| Some researchers have suggested that the frequency of these mutations could represent a founder effect rather than mutational hot spots. |
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| Sign up to an Australian broadband plan or utilise the wireless hot spots in hostels, cafes, restaurants and fast-food chains across our cities and tourist and business hubs. |
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| Moore's fortune is being spent on a crusade to save so-called global hot spots, 25 of the most threatened natural places on earth. |
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| Oceanographic Institution, disputes Bonatti's assumption that peridotite at hot spots must rise quickly. |
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| Van Buren disagrees, arguing that the brilliance of these hot spots suggests star clusters produced the radiation, not a supernova. |
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| The South Pacific, she notes, has many separate volcanic chains, each attributed to separate hot spots. |
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| The damage is caused by localized hot spots. |
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| Many of these lakes were thought to have formed above geothermally active hot spots, whereas some were connected to others by a network of subglacial rivers that have drained and refilled them over tens of thousands of years. |
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| The study is using two wells to inject the solution into each of the hot spots. |
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| Foraminifer proxies of oxygenation suggest low oxygen conditions in several hot spots in the Mississippi Bight. |
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| According to this theory, this magnetic funneling happens in the same way on all neutron stars and all hot spots should be about the same size. |
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| Targeted intelligence to help identify hot spots and trafficking routes as well as investigations and prosecutions is important to closing down gunrunners. |
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| The swapping of genetic material seems to occur at special hot spots along the chromosome, leaving the material in between pretty much unshuffled. |
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| They say that the Canadians can take care of the hot spots, no problem. |
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| Maybe you could even foresee a situation where some of the present and actual hot spots will cool down, so that they will actually move to a new area. |
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| Finally, it is likely that in hot spots such as city centres many of the most favourable sites have already been developed and are therefore not always available to market entrants. |
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| Latest to join the lineup of sizzling celeb hot spots is the knockout Beso in Hollywood, where Eva Longoria Parker is an owner. |
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| Reducing grain temperature can be done either through aeration or by taking loads out and putting them back in, which removes the hot spots in the bins. |
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| I can understand how many prisons in the United States would be hot spots because many of them are quite appalling, but we cannot solve a problem with one single prong. |
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| Archaeological hot spots Rome's ancient ruins are heart-stopping. |
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| Battlefield 2 features immense, richly detailed, destructible environments, from city streets to remote forests, in some of the most notorious hot spots around the world. |
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| If you've been fantasizing about taking that epic trip, this article will help you kick-start your planning with a tour preparation checklist and details about some of Canada's motorcycling hot spots. |
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| Our correspondents, imbued with a passionate desire to travel, journey to tourist hot spots as well as make forays into uncharted terrain to get the inside story on what to see, where to stay, eat and shop. |
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| If you dont have a profound understanding of where the hot spots are, you just overchill everything, Mr. Brouillette said. |
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| Ideal antenna for office or home use and all indoor hot spots. |
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| The researchers report finding strong evidence linking the ULVZ to the position of hot spots. |
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| This independence of thought, so hard won, too often just a dream in many of the world's hot spots, is still so very fragile, even in our most evolved democracies. |
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| The unit initiated a number of successful trafficking investigations and in January 2006 established nine local anti-trafficking task forces in trafficking hot spots. |
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| If, however, we want to invest more in crisis prevention and responsible action in hot spots around the world, we need appropriate resources, which we currently do not have to an adequate degree. |
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| Reducing air speed and delivering an optimum airflow eliminates the Venturi effect, minimizes pressure differences and therefore prevents problems such as hot spots. |
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| Generally, the higher the foot candle level the better for the viewer, as long as it alleviates glare, hot spots and shadows for fans and cameras. |
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| From mid December through the end of March surf casters will be lining up at the hot spots with their big surf rigs, sand spikes and sand flea traps. |
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| Boingo gives business travelers the best choice of Wi-Fi hot spots by combining over 45,000 locations from more than 130 leading Wi-Fi operators into one worldwide network. |
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| Their experiments show that ultrasonic irradiation of a cold liquid creates microscopic hot spots that emit light similar to that given off by high-temperature flames. |
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| The DBA's job quickly turned to spending most of the time identifying, isolating and eliminating these hot spots, sometimes hundreds of hours to eliminate just one. |
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| Hart is a geologist and isotope geochemist whose recent research has focused on the origin of hot spots and mantle plumes and on the dynamics and evolution of the deep Earth. |
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| In a contaminated facility, hot spots may be marked with a sign, shielded with bags of lead shot, or cordoned off with warning tape containing the radioactive trefoil symbol. |
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| Reports of fresh leaks from the pipes and radiation hot spots on the ground, even where no water is evident, has raised concern of radioactive water seeping into the ground. |
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