These minuscule objects tend to vaporize in our upper atmosphere.
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Sure, we'll open up this box that might vaporize us.
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New technologies tend to vaporize on impact with those institutions.
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Its products, like most electronic cigarettes, vaporize a liquid containing nicotine.
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That's just enough light energy to cook and vaporize the moon!
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Comets partially vaporize each time they pass close to the sun.
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His attacks, as damaging as they are, will vaporize in time.
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E-cigarettes vaporize nicotine or other liquid substances that users inhale.
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It's often used to vaporize flower, so you have that option too.
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Where do I aim the laser to vaporize my fear and anxiety?
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"I think what's so unique about [the PAX 3 vaporizer] is the ability to vaporize at different temperatures, that allows you different flavor profiles to vaporize different herbs," he says, raising a cherry-garnished whiskey cocktail to his lips.
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Case in point: "Vaporize" had its genesis while Lee was in the shower!
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For those who are new to this, different cannabinoids vaporize at different temperatures.
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It didn't vanish behind a cloud but seemed to vaporize, to stop existing.
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This is how the group intends to vaporize the future dangerous debris it catches.
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But it meant creators' hard work would vaporize, making it feel less worth undertaking.
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The battery-operated e-cigs vaporize a liquid, which contains nicotine and often flavorings.
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I especially liked the ceramic "button" that pushes the herb down into the vaporize.
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Doubtful. Russia is the only country that could vaporize the U.S., something many forget.
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E-cigarettes vaporize a liquid containing nicotine, the addictive stimulant that gives smokers a rush.
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Many people using medicinal marijuana are unable or unwilling to smoke or vaporize their cannabis.
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Not wanting to vaporize my valuable body, she put one single marble through my heart.
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"Normal hot Jupiters won't be hot enough for iron to vaporize like this," he explained.
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E-cigarettes are slender, battery-powered devices that vaporize liquid nicotine to imitate conventional smoking.
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The higher a temperature you use to vaporize the liquid, the more decomposition you achieve.
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In my imagination people kind of vaporize in the very bright light, like a mirage.
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E-cigarettes vaporize a liquid that contains nicotine, the addictive stimulant that gives smokers a rush.
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These types of stars might have a nasty flare problem that could vaporize any burgeoning life.
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Absorbing as little as one part in 100,000 of the laser energy would vaporize the sail.
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That&aposs because the sun&aposs heat should vaporize any solid dust that gets too close.
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Experts say dicamba is more likely to vaporize in high temperatures in a process known as volatility.
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E-cigarettes are handheld electronic devices that vaporize a fluid that often contains the addictive substance nicotine.
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But watch out for those pesky clouds, which can block your target—and vaporize your high score.
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But there will come a time when our star's explosive death rattles will vaporize our home world.
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E-cigarettes are handheld electronic devices that vaporize a fluid typically including nicotine and a flavor component.
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"It would be smart not to let that extra cash vaporize in your savings account," Jenkin said.
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"We think our drugs vaporize a third of human diseases in the developed world," David told me.
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"We think our drugs vaporize a third of human diseases in the developed world," one executive said.
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Solar heat collected by vacuum-tubes is used to vaporize and sanitize water fed into the machine.
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Doctor Manhattan isn't around anymore to vaporize potential squealers (not that he necessarily would this time around).
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Its molecular structure means that "you have to heat it up pretty hot" for it to vaporize.
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Every now and then, a blob of plasma may vaporize one of the jets, creating a bright flash.
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And in that searing moments, 1,177 officers, sailors, and marines, were either vaporize or incinerated by the explosion.
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He can even hobnob with the guy who holds in his hands the power to vaporize the planet.
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The heating element has to get hot, quickly, and stay nice and hot to efficiently vaporize those botanicals.
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E-cigarettes vaporize flavored nicotine-infused liquids: no burning tobacco leaves, none of the health impacts of smoke.
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That didn't work, so they used a "destructive analysis" to vaporize the wines into ashes, the study says.
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That plows through the atmosphere and builds up all this gas into superheated levels that can vaporize steel.
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Some aluminium ions within the material vaporize and then collect on the very top layer of the sheet.
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E-cigarettes are slender, battery-powered devices that vaporize a liquid, which contains nicotine, to imitate conventional smoking.
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To really kill all the tardigrades — and all life on the planet — you'd need to vaporize the oceans.
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E-cigarettes are handheld electronic devices that vaporize an "e-liquid" fluid typically including nicotine and a flavor component.
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Juul devices, like most electronic cigarettes, vaporize a liquid containing nicotine, the addictive stimulant that gives smokers a rush.
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The device senses when you take a pull from the mouthpiece and heats up to vaporize the liquid inside.
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The EPA standards are based on a measurement of a fuel blend's volatility, which reflects its ability to vaporize.
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But it has recently started preparing for next year, when it will plunge into the planet's atmosphere and vaporize.
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It is actually possible to vaporize caffeine, delivering it into your lungs and body faster than coffee takes effect.
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At this very moment he's trying to vaporize logging restrictions in a 16.7 million–acre national forest in Alaska.
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I recall so clearly my wife's serious doubts about bringing a child into a world that could literally vaporize.
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Nobody ever said that the lack of establishment enthusiasm for Trump would cause him to vaporize for no reason.
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What I learned was that the small bowl, when packed to the brim, was actually a dangerous amount to vaporize.
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Specialists, though, say the weed killer is risky because they can vaporize and drift across fields, a process called volatilization.
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It's surprisingly hard to find good, affordable dog toys, especially if your dog can vaporize most of them in minutes.
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If I wanted to make something vaporize or evaporate, I think it's necessary to boil it before that vaporizing happens.
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Why did General Motors and Chrysler almost vaporize while Ford, although struggling, never needed help from the auto task force?
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And e-cigarettes, which heat up and vaporize liquids often containing flavors and nicotine, are generally considered less dangerous than cigarettes.
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PFC starts to vaporize when you blast it with an ultrasonic pulse, and this produces teensy gas bubbles that expand rapidly.
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All you have to is vaporize a little bit, which will puff off and then propel the object out of orbit.
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If I had a time machine I would love to vaporize myself back there and appear in about 230 — DK: Shockley.
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The Cassini space probe is expected to vaporize as it dips toward Saturn today after 13 years spent photographing the planet.
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When they get close to the sun, these ices vaporize, carrying gas and dust into a cloud around the comet nucleus.
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When the micrometeoroids hit, they create miniature shock waves in the soil, causing some of it to melt and some to vaporize.
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Devices that vaporize higher-nicotine liquids fall under the definition of new products subject to FDA review, according to the 2016 regulation.
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Such stars likely have planets in their orbits that circle too close and slowly vaporize from the heat — a process called ablation.
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Altria has a 35% stake in U.S. market-leading e-cigarette company Juul Labs Inc, whose devices vaporize a liquid containing nicotine.
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If it can't find funding or a buyer, SoundCloud could vaporize, destroying its massive archive of user-uploaded music, podcasts and other sounds.
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However, companies probably shouldn't overrespond because it's only a matter of time (perhaps a few minutes) until Trump decides to vaporize another target.
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Nearly every drug you snort, inject, smoke, butt-plug, vaporize or freebase eventually ends up back in the water supply via your excrement.
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"In the past, astronomers thought that comets die when they are warmed by sunlight, causing their ices to simply vaporize away," Jewitt said.
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E-cigarettes vaporize liquid nicotine, so they deliver the drug directly instead of burning tobacco and creating tar, which has cancer-causing chemicals.
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Nearly every drug you snort, inject, smoke, butt-plug, vaporize or freebase eventually ends up back in the water supply via your excrement.
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Indeed, Gisler's simulations show that large (250 meter-across) rock coming in very hot could vaporize up to 250 metric megatons of water.
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The surfaces are covered with a profligacy of mark-making that seems to splinter, scorch and vaporize the ordinarily impervious surface of clay.
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It is designed to vaporize targets and collapse structures, producing powerful blasts and aftershocks but without the radioactive fallout of a nuclear weapon.
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The Disney/Marvel film continued to vaporize its competition in its second week, becoming the fastest film ever to cross $1 billion globally.
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It was something we'd been thinking about for so long, but once we said it, the whole world didn't vaporize or blow up.
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You're supposed to add something else called a "nail" to hold the concentrate, and a "torch" to vaporize it, but forget that noise.
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E-cigarettes, which vaporize a nicotine-filled liquid, have been marketed as tools to help smokers quit and are available without a prescription.
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Altria, though, has a 35% stake in U.S. market-leading e-cigarette company Juul Labs Inc, whose devices vaporize a liquid containing nicotine.
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The high temperatures used to vaporize heroin, they speculate, convert it into a chemical that can cross the blood-brain barrier with greater ease.
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"In the past, astronomers thought that comets die when they are warmed by sunlight, causing their ices to simply vaporize away," noted Jewitt said.
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Here, they use YAG lasers that efficiently kill bacteria, vaporize grime and pollutant particles, improve texture, radiance, and clarity, and help firm up skin.
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Specialists, though, say the weed killers are risky because they have a tendency to vaporize and drift across fields, a process known as volatility.
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They are supposed to do so over unpopulated areas and at a high enough altitude for the fuel to vaporize before reaching the ground.
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Artists who court shock value risk rapid irrelevance; a newly expanded window of discourse can vaporize aesthetic quality through no fault of the artist.
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"They'd vaporize one whole side of the asteroid, just turn it into a cloud of gas" — and nudge the bulk of the rock off course.
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It is important to understand that this very large amount of cash did not vaporize, nor did it benefit just a small handful of people.
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These perennially dark areas of the Moon have been collecting water ice for millions of years, since there's no sunlight to melt or vaporize it.
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Welding fumes are generated when metals are heated above their melting point and then vaporize and condense into very fine solid particles in the air.
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You can't dilute vape pen concentrate (or if you did, you'd be using the kind of chemical thinning agents you really don't want to vaporize).
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There is no longer a need to treat Facebook like a delicate flower whose agility will vaporize if it is held legally accountable for its actions.
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E-cigarettes do not burn tobacco, but are battery-operated inhalers that heat up and vaporize liquid containing flavors and nicotine, a practice known as vaping.
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The benefits of e-cigarettes, most of which vaporize a liquid containing nicotine, have been a topic for much debate in the global public health community.
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But Trump's lawyers — including one who helped vaporize Gawker Media — argue that the Post hit that bar with the two clearly labeled and caveated blog posts.
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That means you'd have about 30 percent of your money in stocks — in other words, 15 percent of your savings could vaporize in a down market.
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Haswell&aposs team also found a Neptune-sized planet orbiting further out, possibly too far to vaporize, and a planet with half the mass of Jupiter.
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In the nave of Sant'Ignazio in Rome, Pozzo deployed his brush to vaporize the stone of the barrel vault, revealing a soaring, paradisal realm brimming with angels.
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On a scale of major marvels, it registers between a fun size candy bar and fuel cell technology that the Chiefs' season did not vaporize on Oct.
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"Our results provide the first hard evidence that the impact really did (largely) vaporize Earth," co-author of the new study Kun Wang, said in a statement.
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The Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument suite can sniff gases directly from the Martian air or vaporize, in a controlled fashion, samples drilled from the soil.
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The fluids inside your tissues is gonna vaporize, and so basically, your blood is gonna boil, all the water in your tissue is gonna turn into gas.
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Many, but not all, of the cases so far have been involved who used the devices to vaporize oils containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive component of cannabis.
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Girls turned out to be a chronicle of what happens as four young women who live New York City slowly vaporize each of their friendships with one another.
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Most of the energy generated in a nuclear explosion, Weaver says, comes in the form of x-rays, which heat up and vaporize the surface of nearby objects.
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Six years later, the Great Recession helped vaporize all hints of bipartisan climate action, including a "cap and trade" proposal to reduce heat-trapping pollution, favored by Republicans.
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For the hardcore, that could mean headset on, sitting in your favorite gaming chair, leaning toward the screen, and ready to vaporize any enemies who dare confront you.
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Still, doctors would only have the option of prescribing cannabis in a dried bud form for smoking or with the option of directing the patient to vaporize it.
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The type of gnarly metal rain is probably rare in the universe, even on so-called "hot Jupiter" planets, because it requires temperatures high enough to vaporize iron.
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The process uses specialized equipment to vaporize hydrogen peroxide, which can then infuse all the layers of the mask to kill germs (including viruses) without degrading mask material.
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Issue 3 brought about the death of Banner/the Hulk at the hands of Hawkeye/Clint Barton — an event that will all but vaporize the Avengers' team unity.
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They paid Burt $50,000 a month to run and analyze data models predicting how various house price scenarios could vaporize investments that most of the financial world considered unassailable.
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"It would vaporize the oil and gas boom in the United States," said Bob McNally, president of Rapidan Energy Group, a consulting firm that advises energy companies and investors.
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Only months ago, we were warned of the robot apocalypse — runaway automation that will vaporize swaths of today's jobs, too quickly and profoundly for the economy to create replacements.
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There are thousands of "juice" flavors, made up of propylene glycol ("PG") and vegetable glycerin ("VG"), and different ways to vaporize them (you can "drip" or use a "tank").
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Upon hitting Cassini, the dust and a bit of the spacecraft vaporize in small clouds of ultrahot gas where electrons are ripped away from atoms and generate radio waves.
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That's how that boiling water trick works—water droplets vaporize from the heat, but the air's too cold to hold any more water vapor, so the droplets quickly freeze out.
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Rather than simply vaporize or testing ideas in a ghost town, selling to Snapchat could allow Vurb to fertilize the mobile future as part of an app people actually use.
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There's even more not to love about aerosols: They emit volatile organic compounds (or VOCs), chemicals that contain carbon and vaporize in the air, and then we breathe them in.
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Specialists, though, have said the weed killers are risky because they can vaporize and drift across fields after they are sprayed on dicamba-resistant soybeans or cotton developed by Monsanto.
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The name of Monsanto's new dicamba-based herbicide - XtendiMax with VaporGrip - reflects the problem it tries to solve: the chemical's tendency to vaporize and drift to neighboring fields, damaging crops.
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Many smokers get hooked as teens, and flavored tobacco products consumed through e-cigarettes -- electronic devices that vaporize a liquid chemical brew -- are an enticing, trendy source of addictive nicotine.
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As he, too, begins to vaporize into nothingness, he manages to fire off one last message on a communications device, which the camera zooms in on it as it sends.
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DISTINCT FROM AN 'E-CIGARETTE Illicit THC vaping pens or similar devices are distinct from e-cigarettes, such as those made by Juul Labs, which vaporize a nicotine-filled liquid.
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To deal with the contamination in Alaska, New Scientist reports that the dirty soil at Pacific Spaceport was heated up to nearly 600 degrees Fahrenheit in order to vaporize residual hydrocarbons.
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To kill all the tardigrades on Earth, the authors of a 2017 Nature's Scientific Reports paper argued, it would take an event with enough power to vaporize all of the oceans.
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While the practice isn&apost uncommon, questions remain over why the pilots decided to drop the fuel at an altitude not high enough for it to vaporize before reaching the ground.
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The last year has seen vigorous pushback against forecasts of a robot nightmare — that machines, over the coming decades, will vaporize whole swaths of employment, leaving tens of millions of people jobless.
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Players don't just shoot guards and footsoldiers in unavoidable firefights in this game; it encourages them to shred, vaporize, immolate, and dismember hundreds of people, often in situations where it's logistically unnecessary.
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Or it could go the Hollywood route, and use "a nuclear device that would vaporize part of the surface, and then the recoil from the surface would push the asteroid," Chodas says.
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Massachusetts legalized marijuana last year, but the state's Cannabis Control Commission banned the sale of all THC vaporizers, with the exception of medical use devices designed to exclusively vaporize the marijuana flower.
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Online conversations about Juul were rarely about smoking cessation and focused on how to use and purchase Juul devices, which look like a USB flash drive and vaporize a flavored liquid containing nicotine.
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Agency scientists also concluded Rexista was less likely to vaporize if manipulated for abuse via inhalation, and that it was not easy to separate the blue dye and nasal irritant from the drug.
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To apply, curators must fill out a detailed questionnaire that asks what a trichome is, tests the applicant on the "ideal temperature to vaporize and evaluate terpenoid profile," and requires a personal statement.
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Elemental mercury can vaporize when exposed to air, and if vapors are inhaled they can cause brain damage, according to Anthony Carpi, an environmental toxicologist at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Further, because of the amount of revenue both bills would vaporize, they would also prompt automatic spending cuts to Medicare and other government programs that low-income and middle-class Americans rely on.
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From afar, it was clear that macOS wasn't suddenly going to vaporize, but it seemed like perhaps its capacity for high-octane computing might be sidelined in favor of bringing iOS and macOS closer together.
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Fancy vape pens, which as the name suggests, are compact devices generally in the shape of a pen (size and shape can vary) that allow you to vaporize oil or flower (depending on the product).
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"We're seeing something that's coming into the atmosphere at very high speed, fast enough that the friction with the Earth's atmosphere causes it to begin to vaporize," said Jim Lattis, an astronomer at the university.
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If the almost-80 percent decline proves true, and bears out globally, and continues unabated, we may all starve to death long before Donald Trump has the chance to vaporize us in a nuclear holocaust.
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He can teleport his assistant, he can vaporize a dog, he can walk through a wall, he can escape a locked box, he can tell some pretty funny jokes about Chris Christie and Halloween candy.
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E-cigarette devices, which vaporize liquid containing nicotine, have come under the scrutiny of government bodies worldwide after a spike in teenage use and a string of illnesses and deaths possibly linked to the devices.
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In December, Altria Group, the parent company of Marlboro, made a $1.4 billion investment in Cronos, a Canadian marijuana company, while also quietly patenting dozens of devices that experts said could be used to vaporize cannabis.
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It's possible that some of these ingredients don't completely vaporize so when users inhale them, fluid enters the lungs and builds up, causing rare forms of pneumonia reported in many of the recent vape-related hospitalizations.
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E-cigarettes first entered the market more than 15 years ago as a safer alternative to smoking, since they vaporize liquid nicotine through a heating element to deliver the addictive drug without the cancer-causing tar.
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Massachusetts legalized marijuana last year, but the state's Cannabis Control Commission, which regulates marijuana, has banned the sale of all THC vaporizers, with the exception of medical use devices designed to exclusively vaporize the marijuana flower.
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Unlike traditional lasers and light treatments done at your dermatologist's office, Skin Laundry nurses and aestheticians use their machines at lower frequencies to vaporize pollution and dead skin, and kill acne-causing bacteria with zero recovery time.
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By combining all three of these facts, researchers were able to determine that, as the sun heated up the comet after the long cold nights, the heat caused the comet's volatile terrain to suddenly fracture and vaporize.
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An asteroid of this size would vaporize anything within about 2450 miles of the impact site, inducing continent wide fire-storms and launching so much dust into the air that the skies would be black for months.
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Billionths of a second later, as shock waves rippled through and the water began crystallizing into nanometer-size ice cubes, the scientists used 16 more laser beams to vaporize a thin sliver of iron next to the sample.
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The Air Force has proposed a "laser broom" that would use ground-based lasers to vaporize a spot on an object's surface, creating a puff that would act like an engine to push it down toward the atmosphere.
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That's the new hardware, but the rover part two electric boogaloo is also getting upgrades to gear ported over from Curiosity, including: color cameras, a zoom lens and a laser that can vaporize rocks and soil for chemical analysis.
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E-cigarette makers, including San Francisco-based Juul Labs, have also faced scrutiny from the FDA amid the increase in teenage use of the devices, which look like a USB flash drive and vaporize a flavored liquid containing nicotine.
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Because while pressure cooking might seem terrifying, in the sense that it's a great way to vaporize food and half your kitchen, if you do it right, it's also a great way to prepare food with incredible speed. Why?
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"If the moisture content is too high, an appreciable amount of energy is necessary to vaporize the water, reducing the heating value of the wood as well as decreasing combustion efficiency, which in turn increases smoke formation," the journal Chemosphere explains.
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Online conversations about Juul were rarely about smoking cessation; instead, they focused on how to use and purchase Juul devices, which look like a USB flash drive and vaporize a flavored liquid containing nicotine (Editing by Vanessa O'Connell and Meredith Mazzilli)
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E-cigarette makers, including San Francisco-based Juul Labs Inc, have also faced scrutiny from the FDA amid the increase in teenage use of the devices, which look like a USB flash drive and vaporize a flavored liquid containing nicotine.
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Given that e-cigarettes are battery-powered devices that vaporize liquid nicotine — a chemical that can promote addiction and has been linked to brain development issues when used at a young age — that's a big concern for US health officials.
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The company plans to present data at the summit that it says show user error was behind the damage, contrary to academics' findings that dicamba products can vaporize and move off target under certain conditions in a process known as volatilization.
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E-cigs, as the products that vaporize a variety of oils into an inhalant are generally known, were added to the state's Clean Indoor Air Act this summer by the State Assembly, and the measure was approved by the Senate.
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The FAA, which is investigating the incident, said a flight crew seeking to dump fuel before an emergency landing would typically be directed by air traffic controllers to a higher altitude where the fuel would essentially vaporize before reaching the ground.
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The FAA, which is investigating the incident, said a flight crew seeking to dump fuel before an emergency landing would typically be directed by air traffic controllers to a higher altitude where the fuel would essentially vaporize before reaching the ground.
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Patients with lung injuries used a wide variety of devices, including both vaporizers, large-ish gadgets with a refillable liquid reservoir, smaller e-cigarettes that vaporize nicotine liquid from cartridges, and a wide variety of brands of liquids and cartridges.
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One example of this, which will be assessed in forthcoming research from the HAMMER team, is a nuclear detonation at a distance from the hazardous asteroid, which would vaporize its surface causing it to be deflected from its deadly course.
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And lowering that barrier, not having to roll a joint or smoke out of a bong and really just having the oil cartridge that you just plug it into a little battery and vaporize it, I think that's really important.
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, for instance, have invested in start-up Unity Biotechnology, founded by a unexpectedly youthful-looking entrepreneur who hopes to "vaporize a third of human diseases in the developed world," The New Yorker reported.
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In this case, as the ad dollars that have long financed journalism vaporize into the electronic ether, you don't know with any certainty that the best services that newspapers have provided — holding public officials to account, rooting out corruption — will live on.
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Juul's devices, which vaporize a nicotine-laced liquid and resemble a USB flash drive, have grown from 21.8 percent of the market in early 255 to more than 2500 percent this month, according to a Wells Fargo analysis of Nielsen retail data.
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It's gained an enthusiastic community of users, and by 2013 some 20 million adult Americans reported trying e-cigarettes, which vaporize a liquid such as propylene glycol mixed with flavorings and usually nicotine, the key addictive chemical in cigarettes, generally derived from tobacco.
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As Vuk was beginning to vaporize, Jean flew both of them up into space, far away from Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), Erik Lehnsherr/Magneto (Michael Fassbender), Hank McCoy (Nicholas Hoult), Scott Summers (Tye Sheridan), and the rest of the X-Men trying to protect her.
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The next time you plop your phone down on a bar, which is a dark place buzzing with dizzy people holding containers full of liquid, remember that what you're really doing is placing $600 to $1,000 in a situation in which it might instantly vaporize.
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Other more out-there proposals include using ISS- or satellite-mounted lasers to vaporize the surfaces of small pieces and force them down, but that will take more technical development of the lasers so they could maximize the amount of energy delivered to the debris.
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By slashing support for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Department of Energy's Office (DOE) of Science — both of which would see a fifth of their budgets vaporize — the president's plan would send the United States packing in science and innovation competitiveness.
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The research and development of the paper aircraft is funded through DARPA's Inbound, Controlled, Air-Releasable, Unrecoverable Systems program, or ICARUS, which seeks to develop "vanishing" aircraft that "can make precise deliveries of critical supplies and vaporize into thin air," according to DARPA's project description.
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The report, first written about in RT , a Russian media company funded by the Russian government, said researchers at the Scientific and Industrial Corporation 'Precision Instrument Systems' (NPK SPP) are working on a new technology that would allow them to effectively vaporize the space debris using lasers.
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The trailer shows the aftermath of the Avengers: Infinity War, as we see the heroes that Thanos didn't vaporize — Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow, and Thor, among others — begin to come to terms with what happened when half of all life disappeared from the planet.
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When it comes down to it, vaporizers are basically just portable miniature ovens: a battery pack provides power to the heating element which gently cooks the botanical material in its heating chamber until the active ingredients vaporize and travel up an airway into your mouth. Easy?
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Curry would win another scoring title; a fit and demonically focused Draymond Green would lead a ferocious defense; at a handful of vulnerable-looking moments, Klay Thompson's eyes would roll over and he'd vaporize some poor opponent (the Wizards, surely) with, like, 11 threes in one half.
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Therefore a decline in U.S. production is very realistic in 2017 and given the narrow margin of error between supply and demand, a smaller harvest could quickly vaporize carryout and boost soybean prices – even if yield ends up in the very respectable high-40 bpa range.
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Startup costs keep diminishing, so it's perfectly OK for 90% of startups to fail — there's some risk of Series A and Series B overfunding, but that's manageable, and even if/when mid-size companies "vaporize," the Amazon / Apple / Facebook / Google / Microsoft behemoths just keep going from strength to strength.
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If one were to passively reflect upon the seemingly limitless explosive power to instantly destroy, vaporize or incinerate cities, countries and massive swaths of territory or people -- images of quiet, flowing green meadows, peaceful celebratory gatherings or melodious sounds of chirping birds might not immediately come to mind.
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If Rick were a real live person, he would undoubtedly zap to my side at this point and vaporize me for the crime of being maudlin, because why express a real human feeling when you could just be awesome and not give a shit about anyone or anything?
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The move comes as Juul and other e-cigarette makers have faced heightened scrutiny from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration amid a sharp increase by high school students in use of the devices, which look like a USB flash drive and vaporize a flavored liquid containing nicotine.
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Professor Thomas Eissenberg at the Virginia Commonwealth University Center for the Study of Tobacco Products previously told Insider he believes suspension oils like vegetable glycerin are a major culprit for vaping-related illnesses like lipoid pneumonia, a condition where liquid oil droplets get into the lung because they didn't completely vaporize.
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If you're just smoking a bowl the combustion of the bud does this for you, but if you're creating a cannabis oil it's best to activate the THC in advance so that it requires a lower temperature to vaporize when it reaches the consumer (no one wants a burnt tasting dab).
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It is no accident that Adam Cork's exemplary sound design communicates the chill wind of mortality in the same way that the designer Stephen Brimson Lewis's north London room looks at times as if it just might vaporize into the natural world beyond — as this deathly antechamber's inhabitants will surely do one day.
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As I watched him vaporize one Heaviside aspirant after another, I got an agreeable chill thinking that "Cats" was tearing a bloody page from "Sweeney Todd," so it was a little disappointing to learn that Macavity isn't actually killing his victims but depositing them safely on a barge in the Thames. Why?
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To get the ultra-high emissions of nasty chemicals, you need to crank vapes up to a temperature so high, it cooks the e-liquid before it can vaporize, causing a nasty taste and sensation known as "dry puff" that stops users from continuing—so they may not be breathing in such high levels of toxins.
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" Bruce Handy writes, in analysis that could apply to Sartre or Beckett: "What I took away from Schulz is that life is hard, people are difficult at best, unfathomable at worst, justice is a foreign tongue, happiness can vaporize in the thin gap between a third and fourth panel, and the best response to all that is to laugh and keep moving, always ready to duck.
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Casio&aposs $50,000 Printer Can Turn Paper Into Faux Leather, Wood, and Alligator SkinAs a rule, we rarely post news about printers here on Gizmodo because, as a rule, they're…Read more ReadPrevious attempts to erase printed pages so they can be reused without recycling either required the use of specially formulated toners that disappeared when heat was applied, or high-powered lasers to instantly vaporize the ink similar to how tattoo removals are performed.
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