All the horn players -- the trumpeter Ron Horton and the saxophonists Michael Blake and Ted Nash -- gave sly, original performances that neatly linked cool and hot styles, as if the separation were never necessary.
Through a friend of mine who likes to link to cool things, I found these very cool things — sculptures of skulls and skeletons made from melted cassette tapes.
When you're typing or pasting in a title, use internal linking - for example: [[Be Cool]] to make the link: Be Cool.
We demonstrate this by using an in-house thermal simulator to link predicted cooling rates with micrographs describing experimental shape descriptors to develop a relationship between solidification cooling rate and porosity geometry.
Back in 1994 Jerry Yang and David Filo, truant PhD students at Stanford, started to publish a list, eventually named Yahoo!, of links to cool destinations on the nascent web.
At near-surface levels, faults link with cooling joints and dilational fractures propagating downward from the surface.
Hundreds of their Facebook friends can see posts on their wall so your kids probably want to save that space for interesting links and cool posts from friends as well as photographs and videos.
Perhaps it's simply a change in leaf physiology linked to cooling temperatures.
Three people died and almost 100 others fell ill, with several ending up in intensive care in hospital, in the Scottish capital in June this year in an outbreak of legionnaires' disease linked to cooling towers in the south-west of the city.
Host systems (Figure 1A, B), e.g., a 2.5 m Centrifuge Rotor (g-levels from 0.01-g to 2-g) for direct comparisons between μg and selectable g levels, the Life Sciences Glove☐ for contained manipulations, and Habitat Holding Racks (Figure 1B) will provide electrical power, communication links, and cooling to the habitats.
