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Triple-paned diffuse glass smart windows will deflect heat and temper light levels, while over-pressurized airflow will manage temperatures to within 1 degree Celsius and dose carbon dioxide to the hungry plants to optimize growth.

McEnroe – whose temper lit up the 80s, most memorably at Wimbledon – admits he would struggle to contain his own temper if Murray started ranting at him during a match.

My remarks to OSI were not at all intended to condone fraud or to sanction the submission of misleading materials to NIH". "In sum, I believe that OSI's findings regarding my conduct should be amended and that the final report should be tempered in light of these responses," he said.

Tasting it in the shop, I was floored by the brew's character: a cloudy pale yellow with almost no head, it had the lemony sourness of a good Berliner Weisse, but was tempered with light fruity malt flavors and a wild, almost animal-like aroma from the use of the local Brettanomyces yeast, a type of wild fungus that had been chased out of industrial Berliner Weisse production many years ago.

The darkness is tempered by light.

Conclusions from this systematic review should be tempered in light of some limitations.

Interpretation of our results should be tempered in light of its limitations.

Early enthusiasm using adult stem cell sources has been tempered in light of preliminary benefits in patients.

However, early enthusiasm using adult stem cell sources has been tempered in light of preliminary benefits in patients.

However, this conclusion needs to be tempered in light of the power analysis shown in Figure 2; within the parameters of the chosen experimental design, the effect was probably a chance finding.

The overhangs, which give the southern side a ranch look, also temper the light.