In other words, all the cold, corporatized exploitation and neatly packaged entertainment of the NFL but with college kids providing the cheap labor and the buying power instead of fully-formed adults.

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We get a basically homogeneous signal density in our chamber - in other words, we don't get the hot and cold spots you get in your home microwave.

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In 1970, a mysterious singer-songwriter in Detroit named Rodriguez released an album called Cold Fact, which got nice notices, but, in the words of a number of bewildered music-biz people connected with the record, did absolutely nothing.

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By definition it applies to those who frequently drive in stop-and-go traffic, live in extremely hot or cold climates or dusty areas or who tow a trailer (in other words, the majority of motorists).

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Although I would not dispute the need for the four qualities you put forward, the words you use to explain them in this article suggests to me a cold astute clinical clever person who has identified the factors of a successful formula and applies it rigorously in a process way to people and things.

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