But the most popular Jewish bachelor in Manhattan is wearing a tight, bright yellow sleeveless shirt with pants pants!–and he looks practically cool.
The surface morphology did not practically change at cooling this sample to the temperature of liquid nitrogen.
Mr. Rath, 44, sees himself as an innovator who is fighting for such high-tech features as the car lift and the geothermal wells, which, he said, would provide practically free heating and cooling for the building.
The practically realised solar adsorption cooling systems were categorized by their adsorbate operating pressure ranges as low and high pressure systems, and their pertinent design features are given.
These systems practically provide heating and cooling energy at a temperature close to room temperature while the so-called LowEx approach, which has been and still being successfully used in sustainable buildings design.
Neuroeconomists have suggested additional policies, including warning buyers of lottery tickets that their chances of winning are practically nonexistent and imposing mandatory "cooling off" periods before people make big-ticket purchases, such as cars and boats.
But in contrast to the rest of the Arabian Peninsula, which is mostly hot, dry and barren, Yemen is practically a cool green paradise, with crisp mountain air, enormous acacia trees, pristine coral reefs and verdant fields bursting with khat, a psychoactive plant that induces mild euphoria.
But Bond practically invented cool.
Really, though — DARPA is great because they throw money at practically every cool new technology and even if it doesn't turn into a neat gun, the residual advances from studying it often yield other interesting technologies.
This method achieves cooling conditions similar to those in the vicinity of a practically continuously cast slab surface.
