But the dim little meaning which dwells within it, a light joy, a timid sadness, remains immanent or trembles about like a heat mist; it is colour or sound" (Sartre 1948a, 1).
E-cigarettes are battery-powered cartridges filled with a nicotine liquid that, when heated, creates an inhalable mist.
Average room humidity is usually fine for this plant, but if the house tends to get dry from heating or cooling, mist it each morning with room temperature water.
Spray on a heat protectant for protecting your hair, such as the CHI Iron Guard, or TRESemme heat therapy mist.
To further the sensory overload, Marriott also commissioned experiential marketing agency Relevent to outfit the structures with heat lamps, mist sprayers, wind blowers and a moving floor, to make it feel like you're really on a Hawaiian beach or dangling over the edge of a London skyscraper, the two locations you visit during your 100-second journey.
Some cuttings have much better success rates if you have a greenhouse with undersoil heating cables and mist-spraying equipment.
This indicates that exposure to kitchen fumes (smoke from fuel burning and also mist from cooking oil when heated) might be a risk factor, again a potential surrogate indicator of exposure.
When heated to a high temperature, the bath gives off a mist of atoms that fall on to the surface of the object.
There, the mist would mix with dry, desert air that had been heated by the sun.
I've misted it daily and, since last October, kept it in our conservatory which is heated at night.
