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The passion of Sagittarius can backfire when two come together , as the passion that fuels their interests can also fuel some heated arguments . The soil moisture and temperature parameterization and associated physical parameterizations will also have to be improved to better represent sensible and latent heat fluxes over land . One need not go to the extremes of Eskimos and Bantu for examples ; over much of China cold winters and a shortage of cheap domestic fuel led to the adoption of the padded cotton clothing which has survived into the era of central heating , while Laplanders , on the other hand , dealt with their climate by wearing the skins of animals . Though normally a fairly low-stress job , it heats up for Thursday when one of the three most evil villains in the world is accused of permanently altering the ... With these words , he waddled slowly along to the kitchen garden , where he was in the habit of occasionally basking under the brick wall ; and now , tilting himself up sideways against it , he passed an hour , much to his satisfaction , in exposing his horny coat to the rays of the sun ; a feat which he never dared to perform during the heats of summer . Finance and Economy Daily 's Guo Jinhui pointed out that the skyrocketing job-hopping compensations demanded by state-controlled airlines were not just a matter of money , they were indeed among the few viable measures left at the disposal of the state-owned enterprises to keep their talented employees in the face of heated market competition . The same illustration is shown to students in an additional test , in which they are asked to draw the balloon and to show how the position of the particles will change if the balloon is heated and the pressure is kept constant ( Assessment : Chapter and Unit Tests , p. 56 ) . If that does n't work out , he has considered becoming a firefighter like his uncle , but heat makes him nauseous . It is obvious that now , when the capitalist system makes us pay for everything three or four times its labour value , we often spend about 1 for each square yard of a heated conservatory . Anything based on PPC or Pentium will generate enormous amounts of heat which must be dissipated.Generally , this means either a fan , or a heat sink the size of the case.If it 's a fan , the air path had better not ever get blocked , or it will overhead and burn out.This means machines with a fan mounted in the bottom are a big , big mistake : you ca n't use them on a soft surface . The more common motion detector / proximity detector is activated by heat or infra-red emissions from a live body . " Of those high-need schools in Columbus , according to KidsOhio.org , 95 percent have inadequate electrical systems ; 87 percent have inadequate heating and ventilation systems ; 58 percent have roofs that leak ; half cannot communicate between classrooms and main offices ; and one-fourth are overcrowded . Sally cooks a large batch of greens on the weekend and serves them throughout the week , heating them in the microwave . The purpose of this work is to discuss our experience in using rare-earth additions to laboratory scale vacuum induction melted and subsequently vacuum arc remelted heats of ultra-high strength steels to achieve inclusion distributions similar to those observed in commercial heats modified with lanthanum additions . The observed halt in cooling , a thermal arrest , was produced by the generation of sufficient heat within the magma to counterbalance the three heat-removal processes . Skagit H.E.A.T . Think of the whole cooling process as a cascaded solution : the waterblock heats up quickly , but dissipates its heat to the liquid coolant right away , which is why it is essential to maintain a steady flow . Along the shorter sides of the hall , two heated pools were built . " Newsweek " itself says that the threats emanating from Israeli sources may be a means of persuading the West to adopt a tough stance against Iran before the arms race in the region heats up even more .