Starting at £1,453, its Cinier radiators look like classic bas-reliefs or contemporary textured artwork and come in electric or central heating versions.
In February, Pure — a bastion of type-A exercisers — unveiled a heated version of its signature barre method workout because much of its membership refused to try the class otherwise.
The "Golden Rice will save children's lives (and how dare you stand in the way)" message is a particularly heated version of one that has been getting lots of play in the mainstream media these days.
Under the recall proposal, Ford would replace the older modules with modern, heat-resistant versions.
But the use of Factor VIII imports continued, and even when heat-treated versions were released in 1985 some doctors used up their old supplies first.
With a smartphone app, you'll be able to control the units (which come in either AC-only or AC-and-heat combined versions) from wherever your phone has a data signal.
The Postman Always Rings Twice (Bob Rafelson, 1981) 12.25am, FilmFour Rafelson's striking remake of the James M Cain novel isn't quite as hardboiled as Tay Garnett's original, but it certainly ups the body heat: this version has Jack Nicholson famously courting Jessica Lange - and a whole heap of trouble - on the kitchen table.
Feinberg and Bianco also expressed the desire to develop heat-stable versions of vaccines that employ live, attenuated viruses and thus need refrigeration.
According the the study, converting just 20% of a city's rooftops and half of its pavements to modern heat-reducing versions could save up to 12 times what they cost to install and maintain, and reduce local air temperatures citywide by up to 0.8°C.
In this study, we have determined the frequency of five different classes of mutations (transversions, transitions, SHRs; transpositions and frame-shift mutations (a measure of microsatellite instability [ 31]) in Arabidopsis seedlings exposed to four different strains of A. tumefaciens (Table 1), E.coli, and heat-killed versions of the wild-type strains of A. tumefaciens and E.coli.
