Likewise, cooling magmas under pressure will crystallise and concentrate residual fluids.

BBC: Cosmic coincidence on the road to Glenelg

But more important for Ms Rousseff's overall popularity will be keeping inflation under control and ensuring that a necessary cooling of the economy does not descend into stagnation.

ECONOMIST: Politics in Brazil

Central electric power plants, in particular, are highly dependent on vast quantities of cooling water that will become scarcer under climate change.

FORBES: Magazine Article

This is because most of the area under their floors was taken up by their fuel cells and the massive cooling ducts meant to keep them from overheating.

CNN: Hydrogen-bombing down the track

The glaze is applied to a fired stoneware vessel, which is then fired again in a repeated cycle of six stages of heating and cooling where precise temperatures matter a great deal: either over- or under-firing will spoil the effect.

UNESCO: Culture

Under the plan, the week without violence is intended to lead to six weeks of cooling off, followed by confidence-building measures.

BBC: News Online

And so the first order of business -- and this appears to be at least now under control -- is that you keep the water in the spent fuel ponds and you keep cooling the reactors.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

On the downside, you do have to give up some of the more premium features like water-cooling or an upper-tier processor, but if you're looking to keep things well under the two grand mark, Computer Shopper says this one is about as good a bet as any.

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