SO I THINK THEY'RE NERVOUS ABOUT THINGS GETTING TOO HOT THROUGH THERE.
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Economy Worried that the super-hot US economy is getting too hot?
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To put it plainly, the planet is getting too hot too fast.
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How heat harms gadgetsElectronics don't like getting too hot any more than humans do.
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It shouldn't be too expensive, and it should work reliably without getting too hot.
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Musk is looking for a way to slow the rocket without the vehicle getting too hot.
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A silver lining, the guide said, since it's getting too hot for grapes in California now.
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You can fall out of the window by the tyres getting too hot or being too cold.
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So when you're getting too hot, the Pod will cool your mattress down for you and vice versa.
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They could talk politics, but social graces prevented them from getting too hot in the presence of ladies.
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The canvas bag features ventilated pockets and heat sensor monitors and regulators to keep it from getting too hot.
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This will lower the temperature of the meat and keep it from getting too hot as you sear it.
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Charred timber also has fire-resistant properties, since the burned outside layer helps protect the wood from getting too hot.
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The Supersonic has a sensor inside that measures the heat of the air to keep it from ever getting too hot.
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The Cuisinart's stainless steel blades and strong motor make short work of most ingredients without binding up or getting too hot.
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The caller said the relative was accompanied by other immigrants and that it was getting too hot inside the trailer, said White.
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Like, if the subject matter was a heavy blanket, the production is a cool breeze that keeps you from getting too hot.
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Investors fear that those same tax cuts may force the Federal Reserve to aggressively raise interest rates to prevent inflation from getting too hot.
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"With a lithium-ion battery, a thing that gets quite well publicized is the problem of them getting too hot during their operation," McNamara said.
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The ocean generally keeps the city's temperatures from getting too hot or too cold, though in recent years things have gotten a little kooky out there.
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Recently, there's been a push to adopt battery management systems (BMS), which can monitor a powerwall and notify its owner when it's getting too hot, for example.
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That hasn't been the interpretation of Fed officials themselves, who last month signaled they expected two rate hikes this year to keep the economy from getting too hot.
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Then," he says, "to keep the cells from getting too hot, you need to put them in the right container and connect them using the right materials and methods.
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"I think part of this is scaling; not getting too hot too quickly and remembering that a lot of people aren't paying attention to anything until after Labor Day," Parkhomenko said.
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To cope with heat dissipation, Razer even has a scaled-down version of the vapor chamber cooling technology used on its Blade 215 laptop, designed to keep the phone from getting too hot.
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Rather, ferro-silicon appears to have been flavour of the month simply because it is used in steel and trading in China's steel and iron ore contracts was getting too hot for many punters.
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"Whether (Trump)'s deciding it's getting too hot to handle and he backs off whatever his position really was a month earlier, I don't know," the person familiar with Sondland's understanding told the Post.
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Rather, ferro-silicon appears to have been flavor of the month simply because it is used in steel and trading in China's steel and iron ore contracts was getting too hot for many punters.
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Crude oil prices are a leading indicator in evaluating whether inflation is getting too hot and the Fed is ready to play catch-up, according to Charlie Bilello, director of research at Pension Partners.
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As well as getting too hot to effectively charge the devices, the AirPower mat is also allegedly struggling to communicate with them, meaning it doesn't know the charge levels of the devices that it's filling with power.
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Her background in energy made her a perfect candidate to tackle a challenge the company was facing: The corner of the glasses, where you push the button that takes a 10-second video, was getting too hot to touch.
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For instance, the contractor accidentally caused seven small tears in the vehicle's thin sunshield — a crucial piece of hardware that will protect JWST from getting too hot from the Sun — while piecing the two halves of the vehicle together.
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That means, among other things, that the handset is less likely to overheat during the charging process, allowing the device to charge quickly without the handset getting too hot, offering around a 60 percent charge after being plugged in for half an hour.
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A little over a year ago, executives at ecommerce company Fivestars realized they had a problem: the job market in San Francisco was getting too hot, and the customer support staff they would need for their next bout of expansion were nowhere to be found.
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While Verge says Tesla is aware of the effort and there has been communication back and forth, the automaker isn't endorsing it officially as yet, and safety systems built into the Tesla's used still preset batteries from getting too hot, which can limit race-specific performance.
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Extreme temperaturesImage: Alex Cranz/GizmodoLithium-ion batteries don't like getting too hot or too cold—one of the reasons why a phone that overheats when charging is a red flag—so try and keep your devices away from a cold window ledge or the confines of a sealed car on a hot summer's day.
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And since Tesla isn't particularly keen to let people go poking around in the company's software — specifically on the battery management side of things — the problem with running the car on a race track is that it still thinks it's a road car, and so the system starts to shut down when it notices that the battery is getting too hot. Oops.
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Pros: Great construction quality, large 14-cup bowl and wide feed chute for large ingredients, 720-watt motor is powerful for tough jobs without getting too hot or loud, seven food prep functions including dough mixing, easy to assemble and clean, and well-made stainless steel blades Cons: It's fairly expensive, and the dough blade must be purchased separately Buy the Cuisinart 14-cup food processor on Amazon for $162
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NYPD to step up patrols in Jewish neighborhoods in wake of recent anti-Semitic attacks Three dead, including gunman, at Texas church where parishioners returned fire Airline catering workers in Phoenix say food is getting too hot on tarmac The calls for increased security come after at least eight attacks this month on Jewish people in New York City, as well as a deadly attack at a kosher supermarket in nearby Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Average cost: $20,000 (DIY), $45,23 (pro built) Pros: Reuses out-of-service containers and provides an instant structure for a build time that is 2830 percent faster than a conventional build Cons: You'll be living in as little as 2430 square feet, will need to put down a foundation, and figure out how to keep the metal structure from getting too hot or cold A container home is made from one or more shipping containers, often used like building blocks to create a multi-bedroom home.
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Scale is precipitated impurities out of the water and then forms on heat transfer surfaces. This is a problem because scale does not transfer heat very well and causes the tubes to fail by getting too hot. Corrosion is caused by oxygen in the water. The oxygen causes the metal to oxidize which lowers the melting point of the metal.
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Bendetson believes this was part humorous, and part wanting to get into character. Bendetson said "About halfway through he took off the wig because he was getting too hot." According to the film's executive producer Gabriel Grunfeld, Brando described the part as "the most fun I've had since playing Julius Caesar." Grunfeld said that even though Brando was frail, he was full of energy and invention.
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Most commonly female, Vulpix are especially known for having beautiful fur and tails. Vulpix have a flame in their bodies, which when the temperature outside increases, they let out of their mouths to prevent their body temperature from getting too hot. They can control this fire, and make them fly like will-o'-the-wisps. In the wild, Vulpix will feign injury to escape from more powerful predators.
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In 2013, the Lehigh Valley Audubon Society installed a 20-feet tall chimney swift tower on the island. The tower has insulation panels to prevent the chimney from getting too hot in late spring, which could threaten the wildlife living there. In 2013 the lake was chemically treated and cleaned, removing the overgrown algae and making it more appealing overall. The herbicides used were not harmful to the fish and surrounding wildlife.
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In 2001 a fire broke out on the 7th floor of the tower which led to seven people being sent to the local hospital. This was the sixth fire that broke out in the block in five years, this being the most serious. It took 70 firefighters and 12 fire engines to put the fire out. It was unclear of what the cause of the fire was but a number of explosions were a result of carbon based materials getting too hot.
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Diesel engines in personal cars provide little engine braking as they are not equipped with a throttle body and thus cannot draw a vacuum in the intake manifold. In heavy vehicles the engine is often made to provide extra braking power to take some strain of the vehicle's regular brake system, and to help avoid it getting too hot. In its simplest form this consists of a butterfly valve that stops the exhaust flow. This is referred to as an exhaust brake and mostly found on older trucks.
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Kukullaga is an open-air station located at-grade in a neighbourhood with the same name, part of the municipality of Etxebarri. The station was designed by British architect Norman Foster The station can be accessed from the western side, facing Ametzola Park or from the eastern side using an inclined elevator that connects the station with the neighbourhood of San Antonio, which is located on a different altitude. The station is composed of a crystal footbridge connecting the entrances with the platforms. There has been criticism over the crystal bridge getting too hot during sunny days.
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Baker and a group of nurses started to train mothers in how to care for their babies: how to clothe infants to keep them from getting too hot, how to feed them a good diet, how to keep them from suffocating in their sleep, and how to keep them clean. She set up a milk station where clean milk was given out. Commercial milk at that time was often contaminated, or mixed with chalky water to improve colour and maximize profit. Baker also invented an infant formula made out of water, calcium carbonate, lactose, and cow milk.
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He developed 17th-century Chinese-style fireworks and later modified the formula to produce more smoke for a longer period of time. Colored smoke devices use a formula that consists of an oxidizer (typically potassium nitrate, KNO3), a fuel (generally sugar), a moderator (such as sodium bicarbonate) to keep the reaction from getting too hot, and a powdered organic dye. The burning of this mixture evaporates the dye and forces it out of the device, where it condenses in the atmosphere to form a "smoke" of finely dispersed particles. Home-made smoke bombs, even preceding Yale's 1848 invention, were and are most commonly used in pranks and street conflicts.
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