The company says that it works with normal hot water radiators, and specifically European ones — these radiators are quite common in Europe.
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It has newly designed 3D bass radiators and upgraded drivers.
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They'd have to love cockroaches, scalding radiators and thin walls . . .
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The radiators are on and someone is talking about spreadsheets.
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Numerous radiators are connected to a single source of steam.
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"Our goal is to replace traditional radiators with dynamic ones, period."
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There's a single tweeter in the middle and three passive radiators.
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The plumbers will swap out 2,500 radiators and 500 bathroom fixtures.
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Some of the steam enters the radiators connected to the circuit.
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They get into everything, clogging car radiators and irritating people's eyes.
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Injuries from radiators usually occur from contact with the heated metal.
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"It would be entirely undesirable from my point of view," said Tony Mullins, executive chairman of QRL Radiators Group, a Tata Steel customer that makes heating radiators near the Welsh town of Newport, employing around 150 staff.
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I don't mean I started handcuffing myself to radiators like a werewolf.
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The phasing out of radiators in homes is a real concern for Ollie.
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Many have bulky, noisy radiators that take up a lot of floor space.
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The bass radiators on the JBL Charge 23 can really pound things out.
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I guzzle broken bones and busted radiators, coolant running thick in thirsty gutters.
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I have replaced brakes, mufflers, spark plugs and radiators, and changed the oil.
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The mayor sought to play down any fears about the safety of radiators.
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Although the Spanish Flu abated in 224, the engineering standards dictating oversize radiators remained.
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Could the heating fuel be leaking from the radiators into the air we breathe?
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The MDM is used to keep solar arrays, radiators, and other systems functioning properly.
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If you have a boiler system that relies on radiators to distribute heat through the house, you could consider installing an outdoor reset control, a device that modulates the temperature of the hot water in the radiators based on the temperature outdoors.
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Her creative uses of pots, nail polish, thermostats, laptops, radiators, everything—including the kitchen sink!
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The residue damages and ultimately destroys the radiators and other vehicle parts, the lawsuit said.
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Move your furniture away from air vents and radiators so they have room to breathe.
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The house was quiet, except for the hissing and clanking of its old steam radiators.
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Keep your tree, whether it's live or fake, at least three feet from any radiators.
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A. Radiators can be noisy things that clang and hiss as steam heats a room.
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Inside was an atmosphere of slow decay: dusty marble, unreliable elevators, rust on the radiators.
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At the very least, the hardware might be one of the nicest radiators I've ever seen.
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For instance, my house is heated using a boiler, and we have radiators in every room.
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With the exception of some oversized radiators, it has long been denuded of any architectural nuance.
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It has dual forward-firing drivers and passive radiators in an 8-inch long pill shape.
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"Basically, water flows behind the solar arrays and into the radiators, so the water warms up when it is behind the solar cells and then cools down at the radiators, so that heat transfer is happening, a lot like the veins in your body," Congdon explained.
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With iOS 10, you'll be able to control your radiators directly from the operating system's control center.
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During last year's often bitter winter, the radiators couldn't get the second floor warmer than 48 degrees.
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Owned by Donald Trump, many of its fittings—the lamps, the bed-covers, the radiators—are golden.
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He points to the salvaged door knobs and glass-paneled pocket doors, the radiators and the fireplaces.
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Flannel pajamas can be a little too hot for people whose radiators go wild in the wintertime.
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And in a month, yes, Sfoglini will have ramp fusilli: Nettle Radiators, $7.99 for one pound, sfoglini.com.
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The accommodations are clean, if rudimentary: creaky wooden floors, clanking radiators, leaky bathrooms, and steel-framed beds.
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Q&A Q. What could be causing black stains on the walls above each segment of our radiators?
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Vetements, Acne and Jacquemus are on the same floor, their designs arranged amid plants and free-standing radiators.
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Plus, at just 2.85 inches tall, it's small enough that it can slip under radiators and bed frames.
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Most steam radiators have two valves, according to Erik Gitli, owner and master plumber at Aladdin Plumbing Corp.
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During the night, your furnace flips on and off, radiators clank, neighbors slam car doors, and dogs bark.
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It drops deep 360° Bluetooth sound, all thanks to its back-to-back neodymium drivers and thumping bass radiators.
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Over the years, Ms. Maisel and some of her neighbors had removed radiators to deal with their overheated apartments.
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Books were everywhere, lying broken-spined on kitchen counters and bathroom radiators, in unmade beds, splayed on chair arms.
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Christmas trees, whether real or artificial, should be placed well away from heat sources like fireplaces, vents and radiators.
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Pipes that circulate steam to apartments are crumbling, aging buildings are poorly insulated and radiators need to be overhauled.
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It even has dual drivers and passive radiators for 220-degree sound, and an app with some EQ settings.
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In New York City, a strained quiet has settled in, punctuated only by the hiss of a thousand radiators.
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The box is one of two units on the ISS that control solar arrays, radiators, cooling loops, and other hardware.
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If you have a lot of radiators, it could get expensive, but not all of your rooms need special treatment.
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The computers get hot while they work, requiring water-cooling with hoses and radiators, which eat up even more space.
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The speaker houses two full-range drivers and two low-frequency passive radiators, packed into a small 1.8 pound brick.
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The particles even mucked up a lot of the equipment the astronauts were using, including cameras, radiators, buttons, and more.
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The sweat method wasn't quite as effective as traditional active cooling, which involves a system of radiators, tubes, and fans.
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Hebei's warning comes just two weeks since the newly installed radiators were switched on for the winter on Nov. 15.
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The crevice tool is ideal for window casings, radiators and vents, the area around major kitchen appliances, and dryer vents.
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Much of it, such as radiators and engine motors, needs to be physically disassembled before the metal can be extracted.
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"It's nothing more than an old wives' tale invented by the radiator industry to sell more replacement radiators," he asserted.
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If the current forecast holds, those steam radiators could be rumbling on and off for the rest of the week.
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Spending so much time indoors also means you're probably in dry air, especially if your home is heated by radiators.
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Its bulging rear fenders, a classic GT car design feature, hold large air intakes for the radiators that cool the engine.
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Netatmo has developed a connected module that is compatible with many different Groupe Muller radiators that have been sold since 2000.
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You can hear, feel, and even see how much bass the Charge 3 is packing thanks to those exposed bass radiators.
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On a regular day at the shop, you can find him fixing dents, sanding and repairing bumpers, and even fixing radiators.
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Residential users with their radiators will have supply priority over industrial users, increasing the possibility of power losses during gas shortages.
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Mr. Cox is working to develop an adjustable model that could be mass produced to work on radiators of different sizes.
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The unique design enhances any room, while its 216.99D sound technology and passive bass radiators pump out rich, all-encompassing bass.
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Adults certainly grumble about bosses and banging radiators, but that doesn't mean we aren't thankful for our jobs and heated homes.
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The Tronsmart Force portable speaker features dual drivers and dual passive bass radiators that produce a full-bodied sound without distortion.
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Some had been chained to radiators, tires or hub caps, and others bore visible signs of scars from whippings and beatings.
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Radiators suck moisture out of air, gusts of cold wind make my face flake, and most acne products only worsen the problem.
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The overhaul, which begins in April, will include replacing 100 miles of electric cables, 2,20673 radiators and 36,000 square yards of floorboards.
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Overnight in jail, he said, he witnessed dozens of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people chained to radiators and beaten with nightsticks.
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"Having the TRVs where we can adjust our radiators, it's really great," said Jane Maisel, a co-op board member and teacher.
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Hallway lights have been dimmed and some diplomats have brought in heaters as radiators have been dialed down despite the Swiss winter.
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Measure everything: the length, width and depth of the walls, doors and windows in the space, and don't forget fixtures like radiators.
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The oblong speaker has buttons on top, a rugged mesh exterior, and bass radiators on the sides (more on that in a moment).
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Audiophiles may pick up on the diminutive speaker's subtle lack of bass, despite it having four full-range woofers and three passive radiators.
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"We withstand too much cold here," she said, adding that her family typically relies on two electric space heaters, not the apartment's radiators.
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But the audience perked up when he explained that the arsenal's radiators now heat the space in seven minutes, rather than two hours.
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Valve breakages can be caused by repeatedly using the valves to turn the radiators on or off or to control the room's temperature.
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Buried among the oak filing cabinets and the cast-iron radiators, coated lightly in dust, they looked like crystal monoliths from another time.
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Whereas the Megaboom pumped music out of two drivers and two passive radiators, the Megablast also has two tweeters to round out the sound.
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It's Chicago real estate of a certain kind—thin walls, thin-glassed windows that leak heat in winter, the radiators blasting like nobody's business.
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With temperatures dropping to four or five degrees centigrade at night, people are trying to run electric heaters and radiators, driving up power demand.
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With temperatures dropping to four or five degrees centrigrade at night, people are trying to run electric heaters and radiators, driving up power demand.
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Each one has been fitted with six bunks, metal closets, radiators, running water and electrical outlets, but there are no showers or cooking options.
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If you'd met me when I was 10 — pulling copper from radiators in my father's junkyard — you would have thought my trajectory was set.
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Some residential halls responded by encouraging students to close their windows and adjust their radiators, offering prizes to those who saved the most energy.
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For one thing, there are new lateral air inlets enhancing the car's stance — and breathing — with added radiators to keep things cool under aggressive driving.
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It's also difficult for them to generate power and regulate their temperature, as there isn't as much room to include hefty solar panels and radiators.
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So it's not a huge market for now, but the company is going to roll out connected radiators with Groupe Muller called Intuiv with Netatmo.
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There are rubber notches that give the radiators around a half-inch cushion, so you'll also have to be pretty unlucky for that to happen.
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It has dual-channel stereo drivers and passive radiators to deliver crystal-clear sound, as well as Bluetooth 4.2 technology for a lag-free connection.
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Caravanos mentioned that ultraviolet radiators, which emit bacteria-killing rays and are commonly used by restaurants after closing, have been effective at eradicating surface viruses.
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For some reason, the boiler had overfilled and had sent water through all the radiators around the house, probably for more than 24 hours straight.
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"The apartment was not so charming," Godin said, explaining that the previous owner had stripped out its original parts, down to the mantles and radiators.
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It had no central heating at that time, so she had to have a large system and lots of radiators installed throughout this huge house.
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Calsonic Kansei started out 80 years ago making car radiators for Nissan (NSANY), which was its largest shareholder until the buyout by KKR last year.
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Internally, the One is built around a custom liquid cooling system with independent coolers and radiators for the CPU and GPU that will activate as necessary.
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Without the ability to control these individual radiators (unlike, say, Tado or Netatmo), Nest systems can sometimes result in hot and cold pockets in your house.
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Human waste bubbled into cells; overheated buildings put inmates and officers on edge; gang members broke off pieces of the radiators and sharpened them into weapons.
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Much of what goes into Plug Power's fuel cells comes from abroad, including fans from Japan, radiators from Canada, tanks from Italy and harnesses from Mexico.
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That requires a lot less energy than traditional heating systems — like boilers, furnaces and electric radiators — that work by warming up the air inside your house.
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She heard a reassuring rush of life into the central-heating system, which Toby must have turned on, radiators ticking as they began to warm up.
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The overhaul, which begins in April, will replace 100 miles of electric cables, 2,500 radiators, 36,000 square yards of floorboard – and 500 pieces of sanitary ware. 7.
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For the spec-heads out there, the Wonderboom packs two 1.6-inch active drivers and two 1.8 x 2.6-inch passive radiators for its 360-degree sound.
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Spectra Premium Industries, which has developed high-performance radiators for several stock car series and recently introduced its parts into the European market, made the exchange possible.
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And if you have a boiler system that uses radiators, consider installing an outdoor reset control, which modulates the radiator's water temperature based on the temperature outside.
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Off to the right, a long bench shelf that lines the living room also hides radiators, while a black strip on the upper level hides air-conditioning ducts.
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They bought the smaller one, a wreck with no wires or radiators or doors or pipes, for $35,000, liquidating Ms. Haimerl's retirement account to close without a mortgage.
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Thanks to modern technology, energy-saving programs, and a handful of tradesmen versed in century-old plumbing techniques, there are a variety of fixes to tame runaway radiators.
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The foyer walls were brushed with broad stripes of brown and white; the radiators, depending on the location, with blue; the doors with black; the floor with white.
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To regulate temperature, Carnegie Mellon is experimenting with putting all the electronics sensitive to heat and cold on a single circuit board and coupling that to the rover's radiators.
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And with the harsh biting winds, sudden temperature drops, and moisture-stripping radiators, it's almost guaranteed that our skin will need a little extra R&R all season long.
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Calsonic, which makes air conditioning units, compressors and radiators, posted an operating profit of 38.24 billion yen on sales of 1.05 trillion yen for the year ended March 31.
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By World War I around 20,000 Uticans were employed in a booming textile industry, which was replaced a few decades later by manufacturers of everything from radios to radiators.
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The broker led them up three flights of creaky stairs into a freshly painted apartment with dark, glistening hardwood floors and a faux fireplace and radiators spray-painted silver.
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On this morning's meditation, I found myself thinking about my hair washing schedule for the week and that I must remember to turn off the radiators before I leave.
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A visitor may arrive in the building's marbled entry hall to find reporters in the corners, bent over laptops, phones pressed to their ears, laptops resting on tablelike radiators.
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Fortunately for me, Netatmo, a company that specializes in modern, minimalist smart home tech, just announced at IFA its new Smart Radiator Valves, which adds smartphone control to individual radiators.
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The valves serve as an addition to that system to allow for more fine tuned control of individual radiators in each room in conjunction with the main Smart Thermostat system.
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Filed on Wednesday in federal court in Cleveland, Ohio, the lawsuit said sand used in the manufacturing process is left in the engines, causing radiators to fill with sludgelike residue.
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If you're a renter, you know that drafty windows, sketchy radiators, and unfathomably high heating bills are all part of the joy of living in a building you don't own.
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At the 2014 US GP in Austin, Red Bull mechanics put heated blankets on tires to keep them warm, and use dry ice to blow cool air over the engine radiators.
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But with just a month before newly installed radiators get switched on, the National Development & Reform Commission (NDRC) warned on Thursday that supply and demand conditions could be "serious" this winter.
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The charge 3 takes the cake for bass due to its duel passive radiators but over all the mega boom dose put out a deep rich sound and I love it.
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Six months after his wife's death, he's planning to commit suicide and has turned off his radiators, canceled his newspaper subscription and anchored a hook into the ceiling to hang himself.
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Racine County, once a healthy manufacturing hub churning out household cleaners, radiators for Caterpillar rigs and the like, has spent a good part of the last 290 years in a funk.
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The costs of compliance already mean that 20% of drive-axles and 25% of radiators by value of imports move within the region without NAFTA benefits they are in theory entitled to.
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The primary device failed on Saturday, leaving the $100 billion orbiting laboratory to depend on a backup system to route commands to its solar power system, radiators, cooling loops and other equipment.
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Think of a building's temperature: It can be regulated by radiators, fans and air conditioning systems, while basic actions such as opening and closing a window or door can also be effective.
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In his own homes, Mr. Smith said, he has used low straw-marquetry screens to hide radiators and a taller screen by the artist Nancy Lorenz to obscure bookcases he didn't love.
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Three passive radiators help round out the sound, and to me, that sound felt much bigger than a two-foot-wide soundbar ought to, since most soundbars just have speakers on the front.
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Around this time of year in New York City, the weather starts to get unbearably cold, and the only thing most people are really interested in doing is curling up by their radiators.
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But to the less gimlet-eyed, the Christodora represented an opportunity to escape the creaky floors and clanking radiators of the typical East Village walk-up without abandoning a neighborhood that inspired them.
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While studying for his Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Columbia University six or seven years ago, Marshall Cox regulated his room's temperature in winter the way most New Yorkers with steam radiators do.
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It addresses a problem that has afflicted New Yorkers since the early 236s, when oversize radiators were necessitated by a Board of Health directive requiring open windows on even the iciest winter days.
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A. The stains are coming from the air, not the radiators, and while the furnace and the chimney should be checked, there are other possible sources besides heating fuel for the black material.
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Touches include antique radiators and cast iron bathtubs from the late 19th century in the 11 rooms mixed with sleek velvet couches and modern artworks by British names like David Hockney in communal spaces.
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That's a tremendous range within each chip, and it means the exact same chip can run at faster frequencies for longer if manufacturers stick them in a larger laptop with better radiators and fans.
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Sony SRS-XB32 Speaker — save £62 This compact speaker is equipped with dual passive radiators that work together with two full-range speakers to enhance low-end tones, giving your party that extra boost.
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Vizio says that it's improved the drivers in the soundbar that ought to improve speech clarity and the company also added passive radiators on the left and right speakers to help with low-frequency audio.
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The auto industry has been hit with multi-million euro fines by regulators worldwide in recent years for fixing prices of products including thermal systems, seatbelts, radiators, windscreen wipers, ball bearings and car air conditioning.
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More recently, in 2011, the Pompidou Center in Paris held a retrospective of his work, including installations begun in the 1970s for which Mr. Morellet stuck adhesive tape along white walls, covering doors and radiators.
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Trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin explained in a team post-race debrief on Wednesday that the 2019 car is so tightly packaged that the radiators are too small to provide sufficient cooling in extreme conditions.
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Walmart and Amazon have a pretty big collection of space heaters on sale, from personal ones, to oscillating tower versions, to bigger portable radiators to cover that one room in the house that's always extra chilly.
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LSTN says the speaker's "twin 45mm drivers and dual passive radiators provide hi-fi sound," though it's a bit of a stretch to believe that any portable Bluetooth speaker could replace a true audiophile's sound system.
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While that's great in the US where many homes are heated via ducts pumping warm air from a central furnace, European homes often rely on a water boiler that feeds radiators in each room for warmth.
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Thanks to its 10-watt enhanced subwoofer, three passive radiators, and an IPX7 waterproof frame, you can dip it in the pool or tub so you can enjoy your favorite music while relaxing in the water.
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China last year banned the import of what it calls Category 4003 copper scrap, typically lower-grade material such as radiators and engine motors that need to be physically dismantled before the metal can be extracted.
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Capable of bumpin' your tunes for up to 12 hours on a single charge, the Flare drops deep 360° Bluetooth sound through dual back-to-back drivers and powerful neodymium radiators for a rad listening experience.
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Excess heat generated by computer servers has long been a problem for cryptocurrency miners worldwide, with media reports citing a host of innovative uses for all that hot air, be it drying strawberries or powering radiators.
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Conventional car companies have expertise not only in engines but also in transmissions, radiators, gas tanks, and more — and a lot of that would be rendered obsolete if cars were powered by batteries and electric motors.
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The oven was on in Patricia Elcock's apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan because the radiators were cold — and a window in her 26-year-old grandson's room would not close all the way.
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What he couldn't track down, he created himself, including an Italian steel bathroom mirror, scaled to fit the wall, a cane-covered grating for the apartment's ancient radiators and panels of lacquered wood for the library.
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Engineered with a 10-watt enhanced subwoofer, three passive radiators, and an IPX7 waterproof frame, this speaker lets you rock out to your favorite tunes even when you're submerged in the pool or chilling in the tub.
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Back Bay Audio Newbury Bluetooth speaker — $33.98 See Details For bigger sound in a smaller package, the Owlee Aviary wireless Bluetooth speaker features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams.
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A year ago, as part of its nearly $2130 million renovation, St. Patrick's Cathedral launched a state-of-the-art geothermal heating and cooling system to replace its system of steam radiators and 22017s-era air conditioning.
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It features 360-degree soundstage technology and passive bass radiators to pump out all-encompassing jams, is compatible with Bluetooth 4.0 and NFC-enabled devices for ultra-flexibility, and lasts for nine hours on a single charge.
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The latter would include, for example, radiators and body parts that may feature in French automotive insurer group SRA's basket of parts that measures them for inflation, according to a court filing by the software creator, Laurent Boutboul.
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This new desktop has six speakers staring down the user — four covering the mid and bass frequencies, plus dedicated tweeters in each corner — along with two more down-firing, full-range speakers and a pair of passive radiators.
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Of the 17 that did not finish, aside from the two McLarens running out of fuel, all the failures except one involved a litany of technical problems: overheating, fires, and broken engines, turbos, radiators, clutches and spark plugs.
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Suspending the project that stretches across 28 northern cities may have a limited impact as more than 4 million homes have already installed gas-fired radiators, while tens of thousands of factories have ripped out coal-fuelled boilers.
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At first, she was worried that it was too good to be true and that some problem would emerge — leaks, smells, bugs — but the only issues so far have been excess heat and loud radiators in the winter.
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The court papers say that other tenants in the Bronx building had complained about problems with the radiators and that the city ignored warning signs and complaints about dangerous conditions in the building and at other cluster sites.
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If you work in an office, live in a building with radiators, or spend your commute underground, in a puffy down jacket, packed into a tight space, then you know the hell that is temperature fluctuation during this season.
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Between putting in extra hours of work, hissing radiators that suck the life (and moisture) out of rooms, and the prevalence of gray-salted sidewalks, gray skies, gray coats, and gray attitudes, my retinas long for some eye candy.
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Let's talk about the communities in Durham, N.C., and Columbia, S.C., where living in public housing means you roll the dice with rats and rodents, open radiators that can burn your children and the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The palace is currently undergoing a massive $460 million renovation that will include replacing around 5,000 light fittings and 500 pieces of sanitary ware – toilets, basins — 100 miles of electric cables, 2,500 radiators and 36,000 square yards of floorboards.
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The 50-pound (23-kg) computer, which is about the size of a microwave oven, is one of two that control equipment, including solar power panels, cooling loops, radiators and robotics gear, on the U.S. side of the station.
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The XPS 2485 comes with six built-in speakers — two tweeters and four mid-range/bass units — and can be configured to work with two additional passive radiators and two down-firing speakers (sold separately) for an ever richer sound.
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When I reached him on a recent Friday, he said he was on the top floor of the grand old building at Foggy Bottom and grumbled about how cold it had gotten since they removed the radiators in a sustainability push.
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The radiators did not work, the carbon monoxide detector sounded an alarm when the family turned the oven on for heat, and if they tried to run more than one space heater at a time, the electricity would shut off.
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RECONFIGURING THE SUPPLY CHAIN China last year banned the import of what it calls Category 4003 copper scrap, typically lower-grade material such as radiators and engine motors that need to be physically dismantled before the metal can be extracted.
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Size: 2305,22005 square feet Price per square foot: $20.23 Indoors: The home has been meticulously maintained, with many of the original features preserved, including radiators that continue to provide atmosphere even after the installation of central heat and air-conditioning.
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The HyperBoom weighs 13 pounds and is built with custom drivers, consisting of two 4.5-inch woofers, two 1-inch tweets, and two 3.5-inch passive radiators (Ultimate Ears notes those are each the size of one Boom 3 speaker).
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For most New Yorkers — about two-thirds of whom are renters — living in the city means accepting the painful reality of ever-increasing rents, which are as much a part of the experience as noisy neighbors, hissing steam radiators and cramped kitchens.
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It's the three other dancers who commune most intimately with the theater, getting close to its architecture as they hold microphones to its worn walls (so much history in there), recline against its radiators and make a racket banging on the floor.
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The bulk of the sound output comes from the front of the speaker, though it's flanked on the sides by two big passive radiators that visibly vibrate to offer up big, thumping bass – an impressive level for what is ultimately a pretty small speaker.
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But on Wednesday night when the radiators in the house were turned down to whatever temperature was needed to keep water from freezing in the pipes, I wondered if maybe I had been expected to vacate along with all the other girls in the dorm.
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"Right now the building is looking terribly shabby," said Ms. Richardson, who also spoke of the idiosyncrasies of the heating system — built around cast-iron radiators — that meant she might start her work day wearing a winter jacket and end it in a sleeveless T-shirt.
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The Index also switches up how it handles audio because instead of having built-in on-ear headphones, the Index comes with special off-ear "radiators" specifically designed to rest an inch or so away from your ears in order to deliver a more natural and immersive sound stage.
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The biggest supplier to Toyota, Denso Corp, which makes components including air compressors, radiators, and electronic control units, has said it expected to take a hit of around 2 billion yen from U.S. tariffs on aluminium and steel this year, adding that this was already factored into expectations.
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The building was pre-war, but for the most part, the units had been updated sometime in the '80s — except for the original steam radiators, which sputtered and hissed in the corners (this was a sound I had come to like; it was a familiar New York tune).
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It was supplying water to a Rube Goldberg series of pipes that traveled all the way to the attic and then into the rooms for the radiators, looping throughout the house and covering so much distance that the water cooled by the time it got to where it was needed.
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"The borders were flung open and now everyone is being forced to pay the price socially and financially while suffering from a loss of domestic security," said the 41-year-old, who grew up in the former Communist East Germany and runs a business repairing car radiators and heat exchangers.
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I sat atop busted amplifiers and cold radiators in Bushwick practice spaces, paging through back issues of prestige magazines, watching various crushes suck on hand-rolled cigarettes and finger their drumsticks and slide guitars, listening attentively to their noodling in preparation for my feedback to be solicited, though it never was.
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However, if 303mm copper core radiators and a custom liquid cooling setup aren't enough for your gaming or heavy processing needs, then there's what Maingear calls metal hardline tubing — it's simply nickel-plated metal tubing which dissipates extra heat from the coolant, thus making it just as efficient as it is aesthetic.
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You can pick between Intel's latest 8th Gen quad-core processors with an Nvidia GeForce MX 150, or Intel's 8th Gen six-core processors with a GTX 13Ti (Max Q). The GTX 1050Ti will be far more capable for gaming or video processing, and HP has added in bigger dual fans and radiators to help improve performance and cooling.
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They were about to have a child, and they knew that the home, built in 1926, wasn't ideal: Radiators in the master bedroom and the one small bathroom were the same size, so "our bedroom was always cold and the bathroom was just boiling," said Mr. Edel, the director of the New York Working Families Project.
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Assuming that all of this energy eventually ends up as heat, that means if you were to add up all the artificial heat sources on the planet — radiators, refrigerator coils, furnaces, boilers, and so on — over the course of the year and divide by the area of the planet, you would get a paltry warming rate of 0.035 watts per square meter.
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On a snowy morning in that Flemish port city, I'd gone to the Koninklijk Museum Voor Schone Kunsten (Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp) to see "The Dance of the Bride" by Pieter Bruegel, and whatever other treasures the standoffishly formal museum with hissing radiators might offer me, when I found I had it all to myself aside from the tall, bald museum guard with a red beard and a gray flannel suit who shadowed me from room to room.
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