Meanings of thermic in English

My thermic inductor transformers melted last week and I'm all in the air.

However, no study has described the thermic effect of these nutrients on body temperature regulation and sleep.

The thermic effect of MCT contributes to lessening the vulnerability of neonates exposed to low incubator temperatures.

Following some toxic or thermic disturbance, or in diseased kidneys, suppression of urine is quite frequently noticed.

Why does Hiro-what's his name-callit-thermic induction?

The sudden manifestation of lameness is indicative of injury; thermic disturbances may signalize metastatic infection; history, if dependable, is always helpful.

Whereas, in some other and less destructive cases there may be little thermic disturbance after the first few hours have lapsed.

He arranged a thick slab of plate glass between Thornton and the thermic transformer, and stepping to the wall closed a switch.

That capsule contains a mixture of vapours that give out disintegrating rays when the temperature is raised by thermic induction above six thousand.

The course of energy expenditure after a meal can vary widely with regard to the slope of onset, amplitude, and duration of the thermic effect.

Energy expenditure both at rest (resting metabolic rate) and after eating (thermic effect of food) is typically more efficient earlier during the day.

The Pro Thermic's leather shell made long hikes a joy and offered just enough support for serious frontpointing.

Thermic induction, atomic disintegration, the Lavender Ray, these were the Alpha, the Sigma, the Omega of his existence.

Thermic effect of food

This combo was so warm we felt confident using the Pro Thermic anywhere we would wear a regular plastic boot.

Heat Stroke, Thermic (heat) Fever.-Thisoccurs in persons chiefly who, while working very hard are exposed to the sun.