For the whirlybirds at least, this would be less thirsty work.
Cut back on salt, and you will probably be less thirsty, drink less water and your blood volume and pressure will fall a little.
In his 2003 book, "The Brewmaster's Table," Garrett Oliver of the Brooklyn Brewery suggests that mild brown ales, the knock-back drink of thirsty coal miners and dock workers, are not so appealing to post-industrial office workers, who are less thirsty and more aspirational.
But they are less thirsty and need less cooling, so whereas a standard rack (a man-high cabinet with about a cubic metre of volume) in a data centre can only house a few hundred Intel server chips, Calxeda thinks it can cram in almost 3,000.
Other stakeholders in the design of the new Range Rover are the world's governments, which have decreed that passenger cars be less thirsty.
The connectivity tech used in the sensors themselves is less thirsty than Wi-Fi so day-to-day operation can be power efficient enough for each individual sensor unit's battery to last up to two years under 'normal use'.
Not in terms of sense-experiences -- as I get older, I'm less thirsty for those, plus I've been blessed to have drunk from the well quite a lot.
This probably resulted from the fact that the fluid-deprived mice were allowed to drink at 2 h and hence were less thirsty at 6 h.
Stay hydrated while you wean yourself off of coffee you are; the less thirsty you are, the less likely you will be to crave coffee.
Gerrick D. Kennedy for the Los Angeles Times was less impressed with "Thirsty", writing that although the song is not a "dud," he believes that Carey deserves better considering that it was her "who set the blueprint for mashing ethereal pop-R&B melodies with speaker-rattling hip-hop beats".
