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The wave's primary currency was its cool, led by singers who wore designer clothes and engineered songs for the clubs.

Transient cooling leads to lower transferred heat fluxes.

The results show that rapid cooling leads to a non-uniform fibre structure and the loss of subsequent filament deformability.

Shorter cooling leads to a maximum of thermal contrast within the first few seconds of thermal recovery.

They established the 'standard model' of primordial star formation, in which the physics of H2 cooling leads to a characteristic stellar mass of ({sim}100mbox { M}_{odot}).

Direct electron cooling leads to a considerable increase in the saturation power due to the removal of the incoming power from the sensitive nanoabsorber.

From the viewpoint of thermodynamics, typhoon-induced sea surface cooling leads to decreases in the latent heat fluxes from the ocean to the atmosphere.

In surface grinding of CK45 soft steel, CAMQL in comparison with dry and conventional fluid cooling leads to significant reduction of tangential grinding force and friction coefficient.

The TBCs can be used at tolerable metal temperature at constant cooling levels, and the efficiency of cooling leads to lower metal operating temperatures with extended lifetime (Stöver and Funke 1999).

However, tolerating the cryoprotectants and tolerating the cooling step itself represent grand challenges in and of themselves, because vitrification requires extensive dehydration of the whole organ, and cooling leads to the ill-defined problem of "chilling injury".

While crystallization within the one-dimensional nanostructures during cooling leads to the formation of highly oriented crystals in the high temperature paraelectric phase, the subsequent transition to the ferroelectric phase goes along with partial loss of orientation.