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Chilling thought

Nursing Standard, 1988
Sitting down for a gin and tonic after a long, hard day may be fraught with more perils than you thought.
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Carcass chilling

2005
Publisher Summary This chapter presents that to effectively reduce microbial contamination on carcasses, it is essential to control their proliferation on the carcass surface and as such it is imperative to maintain an adequate chilling process. Due to metabolic activity in pre-rigor muscle of carcasses, the average carcass temperature may increase to
J.D. Stopforth, J.N. Sofos
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Chilling with Magnetic Molecules

Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2011
Fridge magnets: Molecular magnetism appears to be able to provide an alternative route for low-temperature refrigeration by providing molecules with large spin and weak magnetic anisotropy that display a large magnetocaloric effect.
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Chilled Domineering

2010 International Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence, 2010
This paper introduces a new game named Chilled Domineering, together with its mathematical analysis. Chilled Domineering is modified from the Domineering game by allowing a player placing a 1x1 domino while unable to place a 2x1 domino at a position. After modifying the rule, each position in the game becomes an infinitesimal.
Yi-Chang Shan   +3 more
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Chill in the air

New Scientist, 2021
Taking billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere looks crucial to limiting global warming – but does anyone really know how to do it, asks Adam ...
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The Big Chill

Science, 2007
MEDICINEPITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA-- Lowering the body's temperature improves the chances of surviving a cardiac arrest and other types of trauma; but as cold therapy expands, researchers are struggling to understand why and for whom it works.
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Feeling the chill

Science, 2015
The bizarre properties of liquid helium transfixed generations of physicists. But its spell is fading.
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The big chill

Engineering & Technology, 2008
Chip designers need to watch their watts. But they are stymied by today's design techniques, says Chris Edwards.
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Chills and Tempo

Music Perception, 1999
A correlation between "chills" and specific tempos might partially account for the notion of the "right tempo" in Western art-music performance. Thus, as a call for empirical research, I hypothesize that, for a given passage of music, there is a set of specific optimal tempos (related by transposition and/or proportion) for which the character ...
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Chilling the messenger

Communications of the ACM, 2016
Keeping ego out of software-design review.
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