When contracted, it conserves heat; while relaxed it is smooth and elongated, permitting the circulation of air that effects cooling.
"Artists sold pictures of this kind directly to their patrons," Robert Upstone, another Tate Britain curator, writes in the catalog, "such private commissions allowing even greater erotic treatment of the body and also permitting the circulation of androgynous and homoerotic imagery that could not normally be shown in public".
The court did much more under Mr. Warren: it ruled out religious exercises in the public schools, permitted the circulation of spicy movies, books and magazines, reined in government Red-hunters and encouraged the regulatory agencies to use their powers to protect the public.
This investigation assessed preferences for, and effects of, 5 days of twice daily superficial heat, cold, or contrast therapy applied with a commercially available system permitting the circulation of water through a wrap-around garment, use of an electric heating pad, or rest for patients with level II IV osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee.
Moreover, such coolants permit the operation in free circulation mode, one of the main aims of passive systems.
The choroid plexus endothelium is fenestrated, which in principle could permit the diffusion of free VSOP from the circulation into the stroma.
It was concluded that despite the large volume of wash water used, the application of continuous vacuum during washing did not permit sufficient circulation of the particles in the rinse water.
Set the trays about 1-inch apart in the machine to permit steam circulation.
"Dead-end" patterns may also be used, but they do not permit circulation, and the water they provide is more susceptible to taste and odour problems because of stagnation.
