What is "thermally"

Usage examples of "thermally".

Thermally and electromagnetically, the rippling circle was the equivalent of an Arctic whiteout to any probing sensors.

Deciding that discretion was the better part of valor, Leader Silverside released its captive like a thermally active ground tuber and quickly retreated, backrolling straight into the corridor that lead to its office, the double doors slamming shut right in face of pursuing Marines.

The well-to-do wore thermally adaptive clothes for the first time, which left the tonier shopping districts looking as if they had been invaded by aliens in polyester jogging suits and respirators, while the rest of us beetled down the street in bulging parkas or stuck as close as possible to the skywalks.

Running the film back less implies that the two regions will have had more time to communicate thermally and, like hot soup and air, they will have had ample time to come to the same temperature.

The underside of the plane's wing was sewn with thousands of heat elements which glowed white-hot, generating lift thermally.

Having a copious supply of thermally heated water was one of the luxuries he enjoyed.

Most of the Osvalds used embodiment software to simulate hypothetical vacuum-adapted fleshers, complete with airtight, thermally insulating hides, infrared communication, variably adhesive palms and soles, and simulated repair of simulated radiation damage.

The boulder car was stealthed, covered by a hollowed-out rock shell that was thermally regulated to stay the same temperature as its surroundings, and it had a no-track device on the front axle to read the terrain and pass the information to the back axle, where scraper-shapers plowed their wheel tracks, returning the sand and rock to whatever shape they had had before their passing.

Under it was a one-piece skorts outfit, thermally dilated to adjust to room temperatures.