As Sandy drives, we leave behind a world of harsh heat, concrete, and graffiti and head up the coast, passing surfers and young men playing touch football on the beach in the orangey-pink light of a summer afternoon.
"I would be lying if said I wasn't happy about the attack," he said, sitting on the floor of his air-conditioned home office, a carpeted, cushioned oasis amid the harsh heat of this small, dry country.
While the elderly are always particularly prone to death in harsh heat waves, fewer than half of those who died in California were over 70, according to a compilation of the most recent coroners' reports, most of which are not yet complete.
She requires a telecommunication system that survives a harsh heat environment surrounding Mercury.
They flutter about the flame of credibility, at the very boundary of reasonable doubt, and then, come the event, are cruelly incinerated by the harsh heat of truth.
These techniques, however, are still using labelling protocols with DNA denaturing steps applying harsh heat treatment with or without further denaturing chemical agents.
The catalysis, i.e., complex reactions between gases, must be discussed about the catalytic materials subjected to such harsh heat condition.
Multiple product choices were found that could withstand the harsh heat and chemical environments encountered in pathology processing, and software that was compatible with our laboratory information system was designed in-house.
Sadly, this sort of setup in homes across Australia now provides a far more compelling proposition to the eager cricket fan than spending eight hours frying in summer's harshest heat.
The coast offers a gentler climate than inland, access to cooling sea breezes, and a mechanism for Australians to be 'sun-lovers' while escaping the harshest heat of the inland.
