There is so much heat in the band's lyrics that the music has to be conversely cool, and it is: a blend of Rumours-era Fleetwood Mac, the Cardigans, and the kind of smooth pop that was once a staple of late 1970s pop radio, with a discernible funk undercurrent.
Conversely, cool fronts can bring crisp, less humid and windy weather in the early and later parts of summer.
Conversely, cooling from decreased solar activity would hypothetically be amplified by more GCRs on Earth, more clouds, more reflected sunlight, and thus more cooling.
Conversely, a super cool incentive gift coupled with being a part of their idol's next film is priceless to their fans -- fans they have earned through their work's merits.
It was this duality that distinguished Bogart from other "tough guy" actors, who relied on swagger and bravado to convey their anger with the world; Bogart, conversely, employed cool detachment to suggest world-weariness.
Conversely, how cool is it for those same moms to know their kids won't act up because they've seen her handle people three to five times their size on the track?
Conversely, the cooling effect produced by the desiccant cycle is used to pre-cool the Brayton air stream, before it is admitted to the turbine.
Conversely, local cooling favors white daisies in an environment where temperature is above this threshold.
Conversely, preferential cooling of the South Atlantic in G4SH enhances ascent and precipitation in the MDR and shifts the AEJ north, reducing wind shear over the MDR and producing favourable conditions for cyclogenesis (Fig. 6d f).
Conversely, using cooling devices is highly protective [ 36, 37], however usage is expensive and we found the high cost of power to be a common barrier mentioned in narratives from Adelaide and Sydney.
