This would chill the climate near the volcanoes.
Scientists have long known that volcanoes, especially those that spew prodigious quantities of light-scattering droplets of sulfur dioxide high into the atmosphere, can temporarily chill the climate.
Our case studies show that supplementary firing, (for some values of price ratio, absorption chiller COP and climate zone) the electric chiller and/or the boiler are necessary components to achieve optimal system performance.
In an economic climate chill enough to frost the ledgers at the Scrooge & Marley counting house, the glow of Christmas spirit has been rekindled.
Perhaps his best known work to scientists outside his field, however, was his passionate defense of the controversial nuclear winter theory, which holds that a nuclear war would chill Earth's climate for years.
But slowly, inexorably, the climate chilled.
A great many businesses are chilled by a climate of fear that discourages feedback and paralyzes initiative.
Mr Assad's prickliness has reinvigorated Syria's allies in Lebanon, and chilled the investment climate.Mr Siniora's reforms have also been hamstrung by the complex constitutional formula that was hashed out to end the civil war and which effectively grants veto power to his opponents.
When the funding climate chills and funding levels fall, overextended universities may be hard pressed to support their faculty and programs.
About the chill in the intellectual climate, Mr. Berman writes: "Two developments account for it — two large new realities that, condensing overhead, have altered the intellectual atmosphere down below, almost without being noticed.
