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Early media guru Marshall McLuhan famously declared TV a "cool" medium for its essentially dispassionate, detached, diluted means of engaging people (vs. the "hot" effect of a movie looming over a captive audience in a theater).

We calculated percentage change in mortality risk comparing the first to the 10th percentile (cold effect) and the 99th to the 90th percentile (hot effect) of daily mean temperatures [ 17].

In general, cold effects of lag 0 27 days were greater than hot effects of lag 0 27 days except for respiratory mortality.

The reason might be that short lags were used in other studies, whereas we examined overall cold and hot effects of lag 0 27 days.

Figure 3 shows that the hot effects on all groups of CHD mortality were acute and short-term (lasted for 3 days).

A brush with censorship often has the "touching a hot stove" effect of dissuading students from ever again pursuing stories that might stir up controversy or embarrass the school.

This means that the misalignment effect will weaken the hot spot effect of Ag TNP dimer, if R increases and the enhanced electric field distribution will shift from the gap to the lateral tips of Ag TNP in the dimer.

The hot spot effect of the NP dimer as a typical dimer has been extensively studied, but most studies about the NP dimers concentrate on the tip-to-tip geometry [19 23].

However, the hot-spot effect of the SERS-active substrate is immensely enhanced with decreased interparticle gap-to-particle diameter ratio, which can affect the stability of SERS activity if the variation of the interparticle gap and the particle diameter cannot be brought into control.

The Poole-Frenkel current explains the hot hole trapping effect of the memory [14, 15].

Whether in COOL or HOT conditions, no effect of match-play tennis was found in CMJ performance.