With the gradually increasing development of dense electrical circuit electronics, several aspects were considered for the typical improvements on a heat pipe, referred to as a heat superconductor.
Mr. Pipes refers to this new enemy as the "lawful Islamists".
On the living room wall is a metal sculpture by Mel Edwards from his series called "Lynch Fragments," its chains and pipes referring to the lynchings of African-Americans.
If you need something more permanent, use a specialized glue for PVC pipes (referred to as PVC weld).
Mo smokes a pipe and refers to everyone as "guys" — as in, "Listen, guys, if these problems are of our own making, the solutions will have to be, too".
The paper focuses on wrinkling of lined pipes (sometimes referred to as clad pipes) under bending loading, where a corrosion-resistant thin-walled liner is fitted inside a carbon steel outer pipe.
Consequently, the main requirement to minimise the heat distribution costs implies the use of the smallest technically feasible pipe diameter which refers to the maximum allowable differential pressure without inadmissible cavitation pitting.
"How does it feel to win a Razzie for worst song of the year for 'Newsies'?" someone piped up, referring to the Golden Raspberry Awards, the anti-Oscars, and a film musical that had been one of the year's biggest flops.
In this work a set of such pipes is referred to as a lattice, and is constructed by the user to conceptualize experimental observations.
Although Magritte's painting initially appears "as simple as a page borrowed from a botanical manual," as Foucault suggests (1983, p. 19), the mysteries of the painting are quickly multiplied by the vague pronoun reference in "This is not a pipe": "This" could refer to the image of the pipe, the words beneath it, or the entire ensemble.
