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Cold temperatures help runners dissipate heat, letting them run faster, longer.
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High temperatures adversely affect the ability to dissipate heat, which has negative effects on reproductive output.
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They can insulate, dissipate heat, even glow.
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Meaning, it had to dissipate heat from the top of the lights themselves, all the way through the body.
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The transistors on the chip become "leaky" and dissipate heat even when the computer is turned off.
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Areas of focus for Ford include exterior paints that adhere better, stay bright longer, don't chip, and efficiently dissipate heat.
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Koelsch suggests keeping a manure pile less than 5 feet deep, because they dissipate heat more efficiently than large piles.
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Once that rises above about 35°C, the body must rely on evaporating water (mainly through sweating) to dissipate heat.
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A flame arrestor is a device on the vent designed to dissipate heat to reduce the risk of fire, Wine said.
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While they are well adapted to dissipate heat in warm climates, they have a reduced capacity to preserve it in cold environments.
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Until it's gone, the water is just circulating and dissipating heat.
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They looked like massive fish gills, still rippling at the edges with dissipating heat.
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The wires above A. Bettik glowed for a few seconds as they dissipated heat, and then disappeared as if they had never existed.