This is moisture in motion, embodying and conveying heat.
Magmas approaching the CDP abruptly increase their H2O release efficiency, and as such enhance their ability to convey heat to the overlying hydrothermal system.
The new crystal a cagelike array of silicon and barium atoms called a clathrate stops heat in its tracks by converting vibrations that travel through the material to convey heat into vibrations that don't move, the researchers say.
It's a sobering thought that if not for the Gulf Stream, that great river in the North Atlantic conveying heat from the tropics to the shores of Europe, we Britons would share this climate.
It is hard to avoid a sort of competition at the table, seeing who has managed to compose the tastiest bowl of noodles; whether the chopped fresh Serrano chiles convey heat better than a spoonful of juicy pico de gallo (they do), whether the wisps of julienned tortilla chips are crunchier than the pork rinds; whether you want the slight sweetness of the cilantro chutney or the tang of sour cream.
The first epizootic was discovered in 22% of clams collected as Searsport near Long Cove Brook and three culverts that conveyed heating oil and jet fuel spilled from a tank farm in 1971.
The design's Achilles' heel is the synthetic oil that flows through the tubes and conveys captured heat to the plants' centralized generators: the synthetic oil breaks down above 390 °C, capping the plants' design temperature.
Whether singing Bach or Rameau, Mahler or Bernstein, she has managed to convey warmth (more often, heat) and a dramatic urgency without sacrificing any of her shining tonal quality.
When such language succeeds, it does indeed convey the heat and disorientation of passion.
Muto, along with Kraemer and others, is working on a heat-exchanger system that resembles a car radiator, to be placed in the hot-air or hot-water systems to convey the heat to the module.
