"In a warm environment, your metabolism gets slower so that your core temperature doesn't overheat," he said.
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The bank also plans to reduce headcount in businesses such as mortgage if, as expected, business gets slower.
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When the temperature drops, that movement gets slower; when the water stops moving completely, the phone shuts down.
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And then you have soaking wet pants, soaking wet everything .. You try to play and everything gets slower as you try to hit winners.
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The wind curves the opposite direction based on whether you are above or below the equator, since the Earth's rotation gets slower on alternate sides.
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"A lot of times, especially around a college campus later in the night, the driving gets slower, especially if they almost hit a curb once," Sergeant Keith McKay, one of the officers, told KARK.
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After the second verse, the song gets slower and Stefani repeats "Cha-ching, cha-ching" four times alternated with lines talking about getting "hooked up with the love" and "hydroponic love". The song ends with Rossdale speaking more lines in French.
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Iranian Provinces: Ardabil ;Ardakan: The word "Ardakan" in Persian means "holy place" or "clean place" (Modern Persian: ardak+an / Middle Persian: artak+an) ;Astara: The city's name is derived from the Persian word آهستهرو (Aste-ro or Aheste-ro), meaning "the place where the travel gets slower" (given the marshlands that surrounded the region before). .
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A frog appears at random intervals and gives any serpent eating it an additional segment. Once all opponents have been eliminated, the player's serpent automatically returns to a protected area. As the game progresses, opposing serpents are faster and longer, increasing the difficulty, and each advancing level the existing players serpent gets slower. If the player's serpent dies, the replacement regains its original speed, but loses any additional segments gained by the previous incarnation.
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There are two main theories for the etymology of the city's name. One is that it derived from the Persian or Talysh word (Aste-ro or Aheste-ro), meaning "the place where the travel gets slower" (given the marshlands that surrounded the region before).Islamic Azad University of ASTARA The oldest theory comes from Vedic songs and writings which explains Astara as a place where the rays of lights shine from behind to light the pathways ahead.
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A.L. Rawlings, Timothy Treffry, The Science of Clocks and Watches, Publisher: BHI, , Edition: 1993, 3rd enlarged and revised edition. The major effect of temperature which affects the rate of a watch is the weakening of the balance spring with increasing temperature. In a watch that is not compensated for the effects of temperature the weaker spring takes longer to return the balance wheel back toward the center, so the ‘beat’ gets slower and the watch loses time. Ferdinand Berthoud found in 1773 that an ordinary brass balance and steel hairspring, subjected to a 60 °F (33 °C) temperature increase, loses 393 seconds (6 1/2 minutes) per day, of which 312 seconds is due to spring elasticity decrease.
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