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High-temperature fluid is worth adding because it provides the most consistent braking feel.
Tip of the Day: Fresh Brakes Cassandra 2009
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High-temperature plasma-arc gasifiers can consume nearly the entire waste stream, making a synthetic gas that is burned to produce electricity; the leftover slag can be used in building materials.
How to Build a Greener City Michael Totty 2011
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High-temperature gas-cooled reactor (HTGR), either the pebble bed or hexagonal fuel block type.
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The Advanced High-temperature Reactor (AHTR) is a larger reactor using a coated-particle graphite-matrix fuel like that in the GTMHR (see above section) and with molten fluoride salt as primary coolant.
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High-temperature electrolysis (at 800°C or more) has been demonstrated, and shows considerable promise.
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High-temperature superconductivity could be a dead field within four years, according to a new analysis by researchers in Germany.
September 15th, 2006 2006
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High-temperature igneous rocks are dominated by minerals with higher quantities of calcium, sodium, iron, and magnesium.
Igneous rock 2007
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High-temperature superconductivity in ceramics has defied a widely accepted explanation and is considered one of the major puzzles in physics.
Nanoscale Imaging Shows Unexpected Behaviors in High-Temperature Superconductors | Impact Lab 2007
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High-temperature AFCs operate at temperatures between 100°C and 250°C (212°F and 482°F).
Fuel cells 2007
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High-temperature grilling produces carcinogenic compounds in the meat, so a better option is to grill over a low fire and use a meat thermometer to determine when the meat is fully cooked.
The Genius of Flexibility Bob Cooley 2005
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