cooling, lighting, etc.).

A cooling off period is necessary.

Open windows are good for cooling.

So, now you're not alternately heating and cooling the metal, you're just alternately heating and cooling the air.

The real estate boom appears to be cooling.

Instead of cooling communal conflict, interethnic hatred remains as heated as ever.

If the entering air is dry enough, the results can be quite cooling.

External forcings can push the climate in the direction of warming or cooling.

Chernobyl reactor 4 seen from across the man made cooling river, Ukraine, in 2013.

Even in the new member states, enthusiasm for the European family of democracies is cooling.

And stage 11, we call it cooling because we never really eat the bread right away.

The cooling of the Ifo World Economic Climate index was particularly marked in Western Europe and Asia.

Iran is also a key player in cooling the hot spots in the Caucasus and Central Asia.

This would have a significant cooling impact on the planet, and would save 200,000 lives from pollution.

But growing indoors under lights, with heating and cooling provided by fossil fuels, may negate those savings.

Reducing food miles reduces transit related costs, as well as the carbon emissions associated with transport, packaging and cooling.

But now that the ashes are cooling, different perspectives on bank regulation are emerging on either side of the Atlantic.

The single biggest threat comes from the production and consumption of energy for electricity, transport, and heating and cooling buildings.

New building designs have slashed heating and cooling costs by relying much more on insulation, natural ventilation, and solar power.

As one presenter at the conference summarized No models have shown a complete shutdown, or a net cooling over land areas.

And if tempers are still too high, then they send someone off to visit some relatives as a cooling off period.

For cooling, it goes the other way extracting heat from the building and taking it down to the ground to cool.

The lack of cooling caused a series of hydrogen explosions that severely damaged four of the six reactors at the Daiichi complex.

By the start of 2008, it was clear that controlling inflation and cooling an overheating economy had become the government s main economic target.

Dubai's civil defence authorities said firefighting squads put out the blaze at around 4.00 am local time (0000 GMT) and were cooling the building.

Short tempered Type O is cooling off by sitting right in front of an electric fan, very noisily and repetitively complaining about the weather.

Atari Inc. simply did not have the cash flow to complete the system quickly, given that sales of their own Pong systems were cooling.

Because the R10000 R12000 CPU module has a much higher cooling fan assembly, the R10000 R12000 units have room for only one drive sled.

At the Fukushima site, the backup power supply, essential for maintaining vital safety functions such as cooling the reactors and spent fuel rods, was not properly protected.

And you're only getting power from the air that's heating at the same time, but you're wasting all the energy heating the metal and cooling the metal.

For example, we can design our buildings to use sunlight and natural air circulation so that they require far less commercial energy for heating, cooling, and ventilation.

Fresh data from the Bank of England on Monday showed a drop in the number of mortgage approvals in July, further suggesting the housing market is cooling.

Measures are being taken to improve preparedness for prolonged power outages, protect backup power sources, and ensure the availability of water for cooling even under severe accident conditions.

While financial institutions tried to mitigate risks by bundling subprime mortgages, Fukushima s cooling system was able to cope with either a blackout and an earthquake or a tsunami.

Infosys is redesigning every aspect of how it provides lighting, cooling, water, and transportation to their more than 100,000 employees, and aiming to reduce costs ten fold in the process.

In the recent cycle, the authorities began cooling down the economy as early as 2004, when China had just emerged from the downturn caused by the SARS scare in 2003.

Infosys is redesigning every aspect of how it provides lighting, cooling, water, and transportation to their more than 100,000 employees, and aiming to reduce costs ten fold in the process.

Of course, the overall cooling of political tensions reflects the collapse of another misconception of the Bush administration that the axis of evil is an irrational coalition interested only in spreading evil.

Together with the architects of Albert Speer Partner, our engineers from Transsolar have been supporting, have been developing open air stadia based on 100 percent solar power, on 100 percent solar cooling.

A team of economists led by David Montgomery estimates that spending 359 million could realistically slash 19 of black carbon emissions. This would have a significant cooling impact on the planet, and would save 200,000 lives from pollution.

So someone came up with a very clever idea, to instead of heating the whole cylinder and cooling the whole cylinder, what about if you put a displacer inside a little thing that shuttles the air back and forth.

Over the past fifty years the Caribbean has gone through three stages cooling until 1974 a cold phase with peaks during 1974 1976 and 1984 1986 then a warming phase with increase in temperature of 0.6 C per year.

No doubt, the differences that now exist between America and Europe are profound, and are not confined to a temporary cooling of German American relations or to a half serious exchange of invectives about gun slinging America and old Europe.

But it seems that what they have been doing in practice happened to be better than what their counterparts in some other countries were doing a lot on de regulation, but too little on cooling things down when the economy was booming and bubbles were forming.

Austin is situated on the Colorado River, with three man made (artificial) lakes within the city limits Lady Bird Lake (formerly known as Town Lake), Lake Austin (both created by dams along the Colorado River), and Lake Walter E. Long that is partly used for cooling water for the Decker Power Plant.