At their simplest, they rely on a coolant that absorbs and dissipates heat from the house. |
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Their energy of motion rapidly dissipates in the form of heat, light, and ionization, creating short-lived streaks of light. |
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Vegetation cover dissipates the kinetic energy of the rain drops before reaching to ground surface. |
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The studies also indicate that the ceramic readily dissipates energy, meaning that it could be useful for damping vibrations in machinery. |
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The metal cartridge deck provides more precise positioning in the drive mechanism, and dissipates more heat than other configurations. |
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While the Andantio in the Opus 45 Symphony is grave and vaguely troubling, the mood quickly dissipates with a reassuring minuet. |
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Although its name would imply that it radiates heat, the radiator actually dissipates the coolant's heat not by radiation but by convection. |
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Before the floaters realize it, a sudden storm blows in and it's so dark for so long that when the storm dissipates, it really is night time. |
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Yet, the air of mystery surrounding each character never dissipates, even after the last line of each monologue is spoken. |
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The luscious perfumed bouquet dissipates any apprehensions, though, and prepares one for the waves of spicy yet refined flavors. |
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It is fed from springwater from the fells, and the surplus dissipates through the fault so it never overflows. |
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The two seconds of palpable ecstasy dissipates to a sudden realization that the action is over. |
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Each time something like this happens, the anger dissipates slower and leaves a shadow behind. |
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The hydrogen dissipates quickly and disperses upward, while gasoline tends to pool fuel for an explosion. |
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The longitudinal component of this study will furnish important new information on how apraxia dissipates over time in this population. |
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Should one develop overhead take shelter until it dissipates. |
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The massive current from a space storm heats the ionosphere, which dissipates energy by immediately ejecting some of its own oxygen and hydrogen ions into space. |
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The excitement dissipates when Qin walks on, demanding tunefulness in place of raw tradition. |
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Damping dissipates vibrational energy by dry or viscous friction and acts as a brake, preventing displacement of the suspended assembly. |
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Never Can Say Goodbye also addresses what happens when the romantic notion dissipates. |
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It's dramatically fragile, more pronouncedly rhythmic and spends its energy for the first four minutes in forward motion until exhaustion dissipates its momentum. |
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The hydraulic shock wave reverses again, oscillating back and forth until friction dissipates the pressure spike or a system component fails. |
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Eventually, invention flags, and the conclusion dissipates into soft-focus mysticism. |
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Until it dissipates or is somehow pushed aside, relations between the U.S. and Iran are unlikely to improve. |
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They come out with a dollar figure that sounds impressive, but after the election the dollar figure dissipates. |
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But the effect dissipates the potential impact of a play that now looks as if it is having an awful lot of stuff thrown at it. |
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And so, from man to man the light that dissipates fanaticism and frees the spirit will spread. |
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But she fuzzes focus and dissipates tension by having characters swirl seemingly endlessly about the stage for no apparent reason. |
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The electrically conductive material PE-EL dissipates static charges and prevents sparking. |
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Transaction activity in these markets is expected to increase in the days ahead as uncertainty dissipates. |
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After sufficient interval of time, the fumigant dissipates leaving the soil ready for planting. |
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Employment growth dissipates and market conditions return to balance for the remainder of the scenario. |
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Citrine dissipates and transmutes negative energies while purifying and balancing auric fields. |
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A fluid viscous damper controls the lateral oscillations of the turntable and dissipates any remaining spurious vibrations. |
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To keep their blood pressure stable, phocids have an elastic aorta that dissipates some energy of each heartbeat. |
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Although this process injects a great deal of energy into the upper few meters, most of it dissipates relatively rapidly. |
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A smoke ring persists for a surprisingly long time, illustrating the slow rate at which viscosity dissipates the energy of a vortex. |
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Titled New Orleans Arcology Habitat, or NOAH, the sturdy triangular creation dissipates strong weather by allowing it to blow through. |
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The Swiss scientist Auguste Forel is almost disembodied, as the stuff of his suit dissipates into the Blakean aura behind his head. |
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Lupia, the material dissipates incident energy by photo tautomerization and vibrational relaxation. |
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In the sky, the shock wave simply dissipates. |
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Radiation dissipates over time with every isotopic half-life. |
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Furthermore, he says, when zebra mussels detect a toxicant, they sometimes stop filtering water for days or weeks while the chemical dissipates. |
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This clear formula dissipates oil, so there's no build-up, no clogginess, no residue. |
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The scale device is not grid connected and dissipates the small amount of power it generates as heat into the sea. |
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The gas usually dissipates readily outdoors, but can sometimes collect in dangerous quantities if flow rates are high enough. |
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There is a section of tolling, funereal stasis, in which the energy of the music dissipates almost to oblivion, before gathering itself into another geometric storm of colour and coruscation. |
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Then, by dint of another fundamental property of superconductors, they abruptly become resistive again, only to go back to business as usual when the surge dissipates. |
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Sometimes some carbonic gas is left in white wines during bottling to preserve them which gives a pleasant fizz to very young and dissipates with age. |
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This is achievable through its cold-light reflector technology and a very low-noise patented convection-assisted cooling system that traps the heat and silently dissipates it away from the back of the fixture. |
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Throughout this process, the energy that is incorporated by plants into the biomass is liberated through the respiration of autotrophs and heterotrophs, and gradually dissipates as heat. |
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Peace dissipates evil and negates its strength. |
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Nevertheless, unlike 2007, economic growth should start off slowly and accelerate moderately in the second semester as the U. S. consumer slowdown ebbs and financial market stress dissipates. |
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As the glow of righteousness dissipates, right-wing populists and others will have a chance to exploit both that specific worry and a more general unease about Muslims which fears of terror serve to strengthen. |
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Aluminum is more expensive, but more efficiently dissipates heat. |
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Obviously, this decision removes some of the attraction of provisional measures, the primary aim of which is to be applied and take effect before the defendant dissipates his assets. |
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Generally, the ice dissipates before the peak flood stage. |
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He must possess the virtue of knowing how to console his brothers even in their difficult moments, and bear always in his words a light that dissipates all darkness from the spirit and understanding. |
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Inorganic mercury dissipates readily and enters the atmosphere, where it can travel thousands of kilometres before it is oxidized and falls back to the ground or into the water with precipitation. |
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However, over the long run, the demographic bonus dissipates as the population continues to age and the dependency ratio rises again because of increasing proportions of elderly persons. |
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The first demographic dividend arises and dissipates as changes in age structure over the demographic transition modify the rates of growth of producers and consumers. |
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The computer-controlled system mechanically generates and circulates foam through the wall and roof cavities, and automatically dissipates the foam when weather conditions warrant. |
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Slight alcoholic hint which dissipates quickly on breathing. |
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Hard-won agreements to make peace generate both euphoria and scepticism. The euphoria generally dissipates quickly, while the scepticism persists. |
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In 2007, the Canadian economy is again expected to grow moderately, improving through the year as the negative impact of the strong Canadian dollar dissipates. |
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So when you restrict foreign entry, what happens is the discipline imposed on these Canadian companies dissipates because there is no other Canadian company that's able to buy them up. |
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The updraft dissipates and the hailstones fall down, back into the updraft, and are lifted up again. |
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The image of the royal cultures between the 5th and 9th centuries dissipates the conception of barbaric crudeness and sets the context and prehistory of the cultural programme of Charles the Great. |
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A regular glass rod will crack easily, but in a layered glass rod, the incoming energy from a mechanical load dissipates into the glue between the layers. |
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Another innovation in its construction was the use of a hydraulic jump pool at the foot of the overflow chute, which dissipates the energy of the cascading water. |
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This normally results in protecting the land behind the halosere, as wave energy dissipates throughout the accumulated sediment and additional vegetation in the new habitat. |
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The natural pressure in most reservoirs, however, eventually dissipates. |
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