Lone, "Vapour Trail" Matt Cutler is releasing his latest album as Lone on May 27th, and "Vapour Trail" suggests he's stepping away from the mellow jazz of 2014's fabulous Reality Testing.
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Glo electronically heats tobacco enough to create an inhalable vapour.
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Their research on e-cigarettes could enhance vapour products for pot.
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It could sample vapour plumes to learn about the ocean's composition.
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Then, those molecules are changed from vapour to liquid via condensation.
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" But Ms Jasanoff states that "for Conrad, the vapour was the jewel.
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Other gases that will be measured include water vapour, nitrogen oxides, acetylene.
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So does water vapour, which thereby amplifies the effects of the others.
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Woke Vapors and Plume Vapour did not respond to requests for comment.
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That vapour, according to BAT, has about 90 percent less toxicant than smoke.
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Inhaling VX vapour disrupts the nervous system within seconds, causing convulsions and suffocation.
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The only waste that comes out of its exhaust pipe is water vapour.
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The less air they take in, the less water vapour they let out.
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The vapour seems to be welling up from an ocean beneath the moon's icy shell.
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Irrigate a crop, and the water "used" by the plants is converted to water vapour.
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The vapour industry is small—less than 0.1% of the tobacco market—but expanding fast.
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The energy from the Sun allows the vapour molecules to un-stick from the MOF.
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As it hits the Earth's atmosphere, it starts to shed "small radiant objects" and "incandescent vapour".
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The Chemical Vapour Deposition process, which became viable in the 1980s, does not require high pressure.
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Several studies in mice have confirmed that the vapour can induce an inflammatory response in the lungs.
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E-cigarettes have no tobacco, but contain nicotine-laced liquids that the user inhales in a vapour.
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Complaints range from faulty batteries to poor taste—e-cigarettes deliver vapour with nicotine, but no tobacco.
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Many think that the toxic nature of e-cigarette vapour may have been exaggerated by unrealistic laboratory conditions.
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Beoplay offers the headphones in a range of colors including Steel Blue, Black, Tangerine, Vapour, and Charcoal Grey.
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For the time being, he said Just Compassion will be closing down and turning into a vapour lounge.
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"The condenser is what allows us to, you know, be drinking water rather than water vapour," said Wang.
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Her data suggest that the vapour may also be disrupting the epithelial barrier that lines the lungs, triggering inflammation.
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Across the Vapour Gulf (2017) is published by New Directions and is available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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This creates thrust more efficiently than ejecting heated vapour, but without the explosive chemical reactions of a conventional rocket.
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Its next generation products (NGP) unit focusing on e-cigarettes and vapour-based products is seen growing below expectations.
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HEALTH DISPUTE India's vapour-products market was valued at $57 million in 2018, according to data from Euromonitor International.
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The initial facetVISION camera was made using a vapour-deposition process similar to the one employed to make computer chips.
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We see water vapour in some of the giant planets, like Jupiter, as they have it naturally within their atmosphere.
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Enceladus spews huge geysers of water vapour from its south pole; Europa appears to puff off occasional plumes as well.
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In the case of storms such as Hagibis, a warmer atmosphere holds more water vapour, which makes them more intense.
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But water vapour also condenses into clouds—some of which cool the world and some of which warm it further.
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With sales of cigarettes declining around the world, tobacco companies are scrambling to develop vapour-based products such as e-cigarettes.
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The part they need is the oxygen, but other atmospheric components—water vapour and carbon dioxide in particular—often damage them.
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She couldn't understand why her stepfather tried to kiss her and put vapour-rub on her chest when she had colds.
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It would scan exoplanets over a wide range of optical and near-infrared wavelengths for signs of oxygen and water vapour.
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Geysers have been observed on Saturn's moon Enceladus, and water vapour plumes appear to spew from the surface of Jupiter's Europa.
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A Juul spokesman declined to comment on the government's remarks, while Plume Vapour did not respond to a request for comment.
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Bubbles of vapour (ie, cavities) form in water wherever there is low pressure, such as on the trailing edges of propeller blades.
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Nitrosamines, a carcinogenic family of chemicals, have been found in e-cigarette vapour, albeit at levels low enough to be deemed insignificant.
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It does so by causing oxygen and water vapour in contact with its surface to react and form molecules called free radicals.
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The device heats tobacco enough to create a vapour without burning it, which the company believes makes it less harmful than cigarettes.
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E-cigarettes may help smokers give up tobacco; but the vapour market may well be run by firms keen to sell it.
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The treatment, known as Rezum, works after water vapour is injected for around nine seconds at a temperature of 103 degrees Celsius.
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Its next generation products (NGP) unit that focuses on e-cigarettes and vapour-based products is also seen growing below its expectations.
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When the claw snaps shut, the rapid change in pressure this creates produces vapour-filled voids called cavitation bubbles in the surrounding water.
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Air naturally carries water vapour, and the warmer the air and the higher the relative humidity, the more water vapor it can carry.
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It reports that the vapour created by iQOS contains just one-tenth as much "harmful or potentially harmful" chemicals as a standard cigarette.
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Lekhi was defending two challenges against the ban that have been filed by e-cigarettes importer Plume Vapour and another company Woke Vapors.
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The vapour also contains free radicals, highly oxidising substances which can damage tissue or DNA, and which are thought to come mostly from flavourings.
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It draws moisture to itself, allowing the cloud's water vapour to condense into droplets and produce rain, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).
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Marketed as "Canada's first vapour gala," the Go Greene Winter Gala was held at a "private upscale location" made known to ticketholders the day of.
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Other specs of note: The Apex 2019 has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor, 12GB of RAM, 512GB of storage, 5G connectivity and vapour-chamber cooling.
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"It appears that the production mechanism is 'keyhole dominated' and is caused by the direct impact of the vapour jet on the melt," they wrote.
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Next customers step into a round canister that looks like a galactic witch's cauldron, frothing with liquid nitrogen vapour, and ring a bell to solicit assistance.
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It's not the first time that a science team has spotted what could be vapour plumes ejecting from Europa; in 2012, a similar announcement was made.
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It has a global ocean covered in ice, and on Monday, NASA scientists presented evidence that water vapour plumes appear to be erupting from its surface.
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Lekhi made the remarks while defending two challenges against the ban that have been filed by e-cigarettes importer Plume Vapour and another company Woke Vapors.
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"Although unknown, the hazard to health arising from long-term vapour inhalation is unlikely to exceed 5% of the harm from tobacco smoke," the report states.
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Our observations revealed an explosive vaporization followed by high-velocity interacting flows of liquid and vapour, and by the generation of shock trains in the liquid jets.
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Air passengers generate quite a bit of water vapour by exhaling and perspiring, but planes expel much of it in order to maintain a certain humidity level.
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First, I apply the Vapour Organic Soft Focus Skin Perfecting Primer all over, which is made with camellia and sunflower seed oils for a soft, mattifying finish.
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The beats making up tracks like "Backtail Was Heavy" and "Vapour Trail" are relentless, and after a few minutes they start to warp the music around them.
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Altria is "at a disadvantage in vapour due to available formats, and concerns around delay on IQOS [the company's heated tobacco device] will likely weigh, " Bennett added.
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Enter, also, hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles, which have a driving range and refuelling time similar to those of conventional vehicles, and an exhaust that is just water vapour.
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Instead they used computer models to simulate the most likely scenarios, and concluded that as much as half of the atmosphere of K2-18b could be water vapour.
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Plume Vapour counsel told the court that "relative harm" from e-cigarettes was less than from tobacco products and the government was scaring consumers by banning the product.
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Philip Morris says the sleek, penlike iQOS heats but does not burn tobacco, producing a nicotine-containing vapour rather than smoke and making it less harmful than conventional cigarettes.
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Last month's beach volleyball event - where two people needed medical treatment as temperatures hit 35 C - tested shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and water vapour sprays for fans.
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But when a solution of nicotine is heated up, the inhalable vapour that results both satisfies smokers and does away with most of the harmful effects of ordinary cigarettes.
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Philip Morris says the sleek, penlike iQOS heats but does not burn tobacco, producing a nicotine-containing vapour rather than smoke and making it less harmful than conventional cigarettes.
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These include asking companies and the public to cover buildings with plants, vapour sprays, sprinkling water on the ground, and ensuring shaded areas and cool zones in the city.
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"Proceeds can be used to delever and further support investment around its vapour business where we believe it is positioned well to take more than a fair share," they said.
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They typically rely for manoeuvrability on heating an inert liquid and ejecting small jets of the resulting vapour, which is a poor substitute for the energetic burning of rocket fuel.
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In particular, the trace levels of explosive vapour involved are so low (because dogs' noses are so sensitive) that accidental contamination of supposedly residue-free "control" samples is a serious possibility.
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India's vapour-products market was valued at only $15.6 million in 2017, according to Euromonitor International, but it is expected to grow by nearly 60 percent a year up to 2022.
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They have created a form of Escherichia coli, a bacterium widely studied by geneticists, that synthesises a fluorescent protein in response to traces of vapour given off by a mine's explosives.
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But in 2005 Cassini spotted plumes of water vapour shooting into space from the moon's southern pole (the plumes are thought to be the source of one of Saturn's many rings).
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"As in our own atmosphere, where ultraviolet sunlight breaks molecules apart, ultraviolet starlight can break water vapour in the atmospheres of exoplanets into hydrogen and oxygen," explained Bourrier in a press release.
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When a torrent of water gushes rapidly over a solid surface, the turbulence causes small bubbles of water vapour to form wherever tiny cracks, ridges and other minor imperfections snag the flow.
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A kelvin is defined as 1/192.16 of the temperature of the point (known as the "triple point") at which water, ice and vapour exist in equilibrium in a sealed glass vessel.
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Warmer seas evaporate faster and warmer air can hold more water vapour, which releases energy when it condenses inside a weather system, feeding the violence of storms and the intensity of deluges.
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"Big chimneys release water vapour and other gases and particulates, which can lead to the formation of fog," explains a statement from NASA on industrial snow fall in the Netherlands last year.
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The maker of Winston and Gauloises cigarettes reported third-quarter revenue of 29 billion pounds ($21 billion), up 20.7763% on a constant-currency basis, including tobacco, e-cigarettes and vapour-based devices.
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Here's an amusing description from the paper of exactly how that went: Doses were vaporized in a Volcano Medic Vaporizer... at 210°C, and the resulting vapour was collected in two balloons.
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Imperial Brands fell 5.2% and was set for its worst day in four months, after it forecast lower profit because of a U.S. regulatory ban on some flavours of cartridge-based vapour devices.
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Following the company's guidance, a handful of other brands promoting safer beauty also signed a letter supporting the bill, including côte and tenoverten nail-polish brands, Vapour Beauty, OSEA, S.W. Basics, and more.
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About 4.5 billion years ago, when the Earth was brand new, its molten rock cooled to form a solid crust, and water vapour condensed into liquid oceans where life eventually would take hold.
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British American Tobacco also said in its letter to Reynolds American that the combined company would be able to deliver "a world class pipeline of vapour and tobacco heating products" around the world.
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Imperial plans to launch three new vapour products, it said, and expand the number of markets from four now, to at least ten in fiscal 2018 and at least 20 in fiscal 2019.
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The four vapour suppression tanks, each weighing about 100 tonnes and measuring eight by nine metres, were delivered to the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) site in Saint-Paul-lez-Durance, French authorities said.
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This moist water, too, rises, and as it does, its water vapour condenses, releasing both water, to fall as rain, and energy to drive further convection, pulling up yet more moist air from below.
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The maker of Winston and Gauloises cigarettes reported revenue from tobacco and next-generation products - e-cigarettes and vapour-based devices - of 7.99 billion pounds ($10.29 billion), up 3.9% on a constant-currency basis.
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It is also reviewing the reid vapour pressure (rvp), final boiling point, and benzene and oxygen content levels for these assessments, as well as the need to state specific maximum aromatic and olefins levels.
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"Following a significant period of disruption and uncertainty, this regulatory clarity is a welcome step towards returning the U.S. vapour market to stability," the maker of Lucky Strike, Dunhill and Vuse e-cigarettes said.
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But calculations by Raymond Pierrehumbert, a modeller of atmospheres at Oxford University, and his colleague Robin Wordsworth, at Harvard, suggest that the thinner an atmosphere is, the more water vapour leaks into its upper levels.
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Follow-up images taken by the Hubble Space Telescope suggest K2-18b (artist's impression below) has an atmosphere containing large amounts of water vapour—the first exoplanet in a habitable zone to have this confirmed.
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Scientists have understood since the 2500s that hotter air holds more water vapour; a law known as the Clausius-Clapeyron equation states that for every degree Celsius of warming, the atmosphere will hold 220% more moisture.
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And as they zig-a-zig-ah'd under the creaking disco ball, I squinted through the thick e-cig vapour and thought to myself, Who are these women with their Spice skills and knock-off wigs?
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Since last year, California-based Diamond Foundry has been producing lab-grown rough diamonds of a quality almost indistinguishable from those dug up from the ground, produced using chemical-vapour deposition, a technology common in semiconductors.
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Carbon dioxide is the most obvious of these warming gases, but many others are also emitted by plane exhausts, such as oxides of nitrogen, which trigger the formation of ozone when emitted at altitude, and water vapour.
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"In that case, we'd have had a water vapour explosion with a volcanic ash cloud even bigger and longer lasting than the one that followed the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull in 2010," said Thomas Walter from the GFZ.
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Many experts think e-cigarettes, which heat nicotine-laced liquid into an inhalable vapour, are a lower-risk alternative to smoking, but since they are relatively new products, there is little long-term evidence on their safety.
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Plume Vapour, one of the companies arguing against the ban, told the court on Tuesday that "relative harm" from e-cigarettes was less than from tobacco products and the government was scaring consumers by banning the product.
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A crater rim camera owned and operated by GeoNet showed groups of people walking towards and away from the rim inside the crater, from which white vapour constantly billows, in the hour leading up to the eruption.
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But on a new compilation they're releasing today, the label Hard Vapour Resistance Front—one of the burgeoning scene's most prolific institutions—seems conscious that sometimes all you can do when faced with this futile reality is laugh.
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Synthetic diamonds can be made in laboratories, using either large presses to simulate the pressures and temperatures experienced deep underground, or a process called chemical vapour deposition to grow diamonds as carbon atoms settle on top of each other.
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Building models is also made hard by lack of knowledge about the ways that carbon—the central atom in molecules of carbon dioxide and methane, the main heat-capturing greenhouse gases other than water vapour—moves through the environment.
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"Seeing vapour emanating from both of Australia's active volcanoes and witnessing an eruption at Mawson Peak have been an amazing coda to this week's submarine research," the trip's chief scientist, IMAS professor and geophysicist Mike Coffin, said in the statement.
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IQOS, which electronically heats tobacco enough to produce a vapour without burning it, is currently in 21 markets, including most notably Japan, and will be in as many as 20.8037 by the end of this year, Philip Morris said on Wednesday.
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BAT said on Thursday it now had the biggest vapour business in the world outside of the United States and was present in 10 markets, with almost 40 percent of the market in Britain and around 50 percent in Poland.
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" Another video, "Pokewave 1997" by GreenYoshi265, goes for a more tripped-out visual display—like trying to watch old, dusty VHS tapes on acid—paired with what he or she says is a "That's My Pokemon Remix of Marble Vapour.
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Langelier also worked at tobacco company Philip Morris International for 30 years, where one of his jobs was president of the company's next-generation products, which include e-cigarettes and those that heat tobacco enough to create vapour but not smoke.
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Indeed, he reckons the "nanodrip" process would be a lot cheaper than current methods used to produce capacitive grids for touchscreens as these rely on costly clean rooms and vapour-deposition equipment, similar to that used to make computer chips.
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Heat and water loss are closely related: heating the air in the nasal cavities means the lining of the nasal cavity (mucosa) becomes cooler than core body temperature; at the same time, water evaporates (becomes vapour) to make the air moist.
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According to a blog post by the Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences in Sydney, such trails are caused when hot water vapour from aeroplane engines comes into contact with the cold atmosphere, where it condenses and freezes in small drops.
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A crater rim camera owned and operated by New Zealand science agency GeoNet shows groups of people walking toward and away from the rim inside the crater, from which white vapour constantly billows, in the hour leading up to the eruption.
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Pointing to government-backed studies from Britain and elsewhere, Mr Monsees argues that e-cigarettes, which heat a liquid laced with nicotine into a vapour that can be inhaled without actually burning anything, are far less harmful than normal cigarettes.
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Imperial said regulatory uncertainty in the United States has prompted a marked slowdown in the growth of the vapour category in recent weeks, with an increasing number of wholesalers and retailers not ordering or not allowing promotion of vaping products.
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In contrast, the TGO is expected to study Mars from orbit until 2022, with a special focus on detecting gases that make up less than one percent of its atmospheric volume, such as methane, water vapour, nitrogen dioxide, and acetylene.
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Imperial Brands, the maker of Winston cigarettes, fell 5.2% and was on course for its worst day in four months, after it warned on profit for the year because of a U.S. regulatory ban on some flavours of cartridge-based vapour devices.
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"Once the waste is in the holding chamber we use membranes that take water out as vapour, which can then be condensed and available for people to use in their homes," Alison Parker, lead researcher on the project, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"It's important to maintain optionality on both oral tobacco and heated tobacco products because there may inevitably be scenarios in which it makes sense to launch one or both, but our focus is on e-vapour," said Imperial Chief Development Officer Matthew Phillips.
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"There is a lack of clarity about long-term health risks to users and the potential adverse effects on non-users exposed to e-cigarette vapour," reads a policy paper from the New Zealand Ministry of Health outlining to proposed regulation changes.
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I called up Kurt Retherford, staff scientist at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas, who was a collaborator on that research, which also used the same instrument aboard from the Hubble Space Telescope to spot what looked like vapour plumes on Europa.
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The device, which looks a little like the EG-series power droid from Star Wars, uses a custom-built metal-organic framework (MOF) to seek out water, even in dry climates with humidity as low as 20 per cent, and trap it in vapour form.
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In June, for example, Laura Crotty Alexander at the University of California San Diego and her colleagues published results which showed that e-cigarette vapour has a variety of unpleasant effects, inducing kidney dysfunction and a thickening and scarring of connective tissue in their hearts called fibrosis.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In "A Note on the Text" for his latest collection of poetry, Across the Vapour Gulf (New Directions Poetry Pamphlet #22, 2017), Will Alexander writes: When I first laid eyes on the writing of Cioran, I was smitten by the form.
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Video: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/YouTube Sometime in the 2020s, NASA's Europa Clipper mission will launch to Jupiter's icy moon, and hopefully will have the chance to explore its deep ocean—maybe swooping through the vapour plumes, if they're confirmed by that point, to gather a sample.
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"We will continue to reset the vapour category in the U.S. and seek to earn the trust of society by working co-operatively with attorneys general, regulators, public health officials, and other stakeholders to combat underage use and transition adult smokers from combustible cigarettes," the statement said.
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On Monday, scientists announced that they've seen what look to be water vapour plumes spewing from Europa's surface, and here's why that's exciting: When we send a spacecraft there, in the next decade or so, it won't have to drill down through thick ice to access Europa's ocean.
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"Water vapour has been detected in the atmospheres of a number of exoplanets but, even if the planet is in the habitable zone, that doesn't necessarily mean there are habitable conditions on the surface," said Nikku Madhusudhan, lead study author from the University of Cambridge's Institute of Astronomy, in a statement.
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Whether this was because the researchers had not allowed enough time for vapour evaporating from the explosives to penetrate the soil (they had buried the targets only five days before the tests) or because those vapours cannot penetrate such soil well enough for the bacteria to detect them is a subject for a further test.
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Around the fifth century B.C., the Greek historian Herodotus described a Scythian mourners' rite: … when, therefore, the Scythians have taken some seed of this hemp, they creep under the cloths and put the seeds on the red hot stones; but this being put on smokes, and produces such a steam, that no Grecian vapour-bath would surpass it.
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As he told a meeting of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, held in Montreal in July, it may be possible to extract electricity directly from damp air—specifically, from air of the sort of dampness (above 60% relative humidity) found after sundown, as the atmosphere cools and its ability to hold water vapour diminishes.
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The same report said "some of the carcinogens, oxidants and other toxins present in tobacco smoke have also been detected in e-cigarette vapour, raising the possibility that long-term use of e-cigarettes may increase the risks of lung cancer, COPD, cardiovascular and other smoking-related diseases," although it's likely substantially less of a risk than in traditional smoking.
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In a paper published in Scientific Reports, researchers from the Queensland University of Technology explain why that's the case:This limit arises because the pressure in a siphon above the upper reservoir level is below the ambient pressure, and when the height of a siphon approaches 10 meters [33 feet], the pressure at the crown of the siphon falls below the vapour pressure of water causing water to boil breaking the column.
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" What Alexander shares with Cioran, Perse, and Valery is that he is not averse to the obscure, as long as he can state it with an unparalleled clarity, such as he does in this sentence which begins a section in Across the Vapour Gulf: "Walking around an orchard of riddles, a milky density of ants erupts, and the idea coalesces in my mind of mixtures of colour that emanate from the spectral beyond the constraint of consensus optical limit.
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