Henry has no steam left to whistle back.
The water is sent back to the solar field using a recirculation pump whereas the separated dry steam leaving the separator is allowed to mix with the dry saturated steam leaving the high-pressure drum.
"This is a market with a lot of steam left in it," said Michele Rosen, an analyst at IDC.
He added that the leak "occurred within the generating structure, but they shut off the valve so none of that steam left the facility".
Current trends, such as the new perennial movement spearheaded by Piet Oudolf and Noel Kingsbury, have plenty of steam left for the larger garden where experimenting with drifts of perennials and grasses, seems boundless.
The Labor Department's report indicates that the productivity boom of the last several years may have more steam left in it than Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, and other economists believed.
Mr. Bevacqua said it is probable Tokyo will do just enough to head off the worst of outcomes, but he and others contend that the Koizumi government has lost steam, leaving Japan alarmingly rudderless.
An attempt to put a fee-paying entrepreneur, Dennis Tito, into space this month collapsed when Mir, the rentable Russian space station, ran out of steam, leaving Tito with a $20 million ticket and nowhere to go.
The fact that U.S. and European officials were able to pull off this small feat of multilateral diplomacy suggests the notion of Western security coöperation may yet have some steam left in it.
