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An Overview of COOL and COOL-IDL
- OU/TR-94-3 Esprit Project N 0 6603 OUVERTURE An Overview of COOL and COOL--IDL date: March 1994
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SIMULATION OF RADIANT COOLING PERFORMANCE WITH EVAPORATIVE COOLING SOURCES
- Cooling Season HVAC System Energy May – September Denver, Colorado (TMY climate data) Radiant
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COOL Compiler Users Manual
- COOL Compiler Users Manual Gordon O'Connell Department of Computer Science University of Victoria
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A COOL Language Report
- A COOL Language Report Gordon O'Connell and Mantis H.M. Cheng Department of Computer Science
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Cooling of Superuid Neutron Stars
- temperature T 10 11 K, but gradually cool down. In about 30 s after the birth a star becomes fully
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Cooling Limits on Galaxy Formation
- to cool. If a substantial fraction of the gas is still heated to virial temperatures, these models still
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Cool Star Chromospheres and the Sun
- , indicating that the wind has a low ionization temperature. Cool Star Chromospheres and the Sun 11 Figure 8
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Electron Cooling Possibilities for HERA
- . This implies that cooling protons in HERA only makes sense when they are already injected near the equilibrium
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Project S'COOL
- their curriculum into the classroom schedule. S'COOL fits in very naturally with the meteorology units found in a
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On Cooling of Magnetized Neutron Stars
- on the NS cooling are more sophisticated than anticipated previously. 2. Surface temperature distribution
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