to cool

That makes it a natural market for Chinese looking for overseas investments, amid Beijing's recent attempts to cool its own property market.

The BBC's Chris Hogg says the plan is to use the helicopter "water-bombing" again on Friday in an attempt to cool down the nuclear plant.

The move essentially reduces the amount of money available for loans, and is an attempt to cool down the economy.

One of us suggested that, since we were at it, we could also ask a few drops of rain to cool the air and moisturize our faces.

This caused poison gas to be discharged through an ventilator shaft which had been used to cool the panda house, causing the tragedy.

Workers there, however, are known to be still trying to cool the damaged reactors.

But the bank warned that Beijing needed to cool inflation and try to cut the risk of a bubble in property prices.

A relationship can be repaired if that is what you want, so take a few days to cool down and think first about what you'd like to do.

But if it is to cool and wear, is just the result of pressure to produce a visual effect, and not really thin.

The workers at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant are trying to cool down the fuel rods inside the nuclear reactors.

When it has cooled enough to firm up, remove from the tin and peel off the parchment paper. Leave on a wire cooling rack to cool completely.

The Chinese government has been trying to cool the property markets for about two years in an effort to make housing more affordable.

Yet it may not prove so easy to cool down such a hot economy.

Just a few days away from turning 30, Ms. Domesek is the leader of a new fashion community that is taking crafting from cutesy to cool.

His red eyes were blinded by looking on the water which hems him in on every side, but he had not one drop to cool his burning tongue.

and shade by our branches to cool one from the heat of the hottest sun along with shelter one from the wind, snow and rain.

He said "I recalled how, during the summer, my older brother and I used to cool it off by pouring in cold milk, and how delicious it was. "

Whether this was to cool off the charcoal fire or to put water in the radiator was something I have not discovered to this day.

The news comes as China continues trying to cool the economy by restricting monetary policy and imposing anti-inflation measures.

The result was a congealed mass which he allowed to cool, then shattered with a hammer.

In a restless world Like this is Love is ended before it's begun And too many moonlight kisses Seem to cool in the warmth of the sun.

By now every investor on the planet is trying to handicap what happens when China's scorching-hot stock markets finally start to cool off.

Helicopters of a different sort could be about to drop huge amounts of currency in a parallel effort to cool Japan's overheated yen.

South Korean officials are trying to cool down a sizzling media demand for rumors and speculation about the North Korean leader's condition.

In an attempt to cool prices, India on Wednesday slashed import duties for onions, after banning exports of the vegetable earlier this week.

He is convinced that if economic relations between the two countries were to cool it would be bad for both of them.

Commodities market will also be affected as the Chinese government is trying to cool it's economy.

Japan has taken measures to cool down into the sea, European and American experts said that, for the moment the situation is not optimistic.

Rather than contemplating more stimulus, authorities are trying to cool things down.

Qatar will stage a World Cup in and around Doha in a desert summer but promises state-of-the-art technology to cool fans and players alike.

At least meteorologists say that the Pacific has begun to cool.

The smell of the vinegar used to cool his mother's brow floated in the heavy air.

It was an attempt to cool the highly radioactive fuelrodrods from overheating.

Mr. Mi says he took the view that despite Beijing's best efforts to cool the real-estate sector, cement demand 'won't change overnight. '

In the last decade , an MBA diploma was the hot ticket for a bright prospect in career . Now , it begins to cool down .

In Asia, the latest news from China indicated that its economy was beginning to cool after a torrid pace in the first half of the year.

Don't test tea or coffee to see if it is too hot by taking a spoonful. Never blow food to cool it.

cosmic expansion continued to cool the gas , so one might expect that the cosmic gas would still be cold and neutral today.

It takes a month to cool each section, and a month to warm each one back up to normal temperatures again.

If the flammable gas source cannot be stopped, action must be taken to cool and to protect nearby equipment and cylinders from the fire.

the inner cavity of the front end cover filled with circulating water or compressed air to cool the bearings.

Property values are still rising, though they seem to be starting to cool.

After four years of record profits and breakneck growth in private banking, sentiment had already started to cool.

The level and nature of contamination in the zone will remain unclear as long as the battle to cool the reactors continues.

It seemed the Japanese were prepared to try anything to cool the damaged reactors at the Fukushima nuclear plant.

This year, officials in Beijing have been trying to cool anover-stimulated economy.

He slammed the door and went for a walk to cool off.

The company's engineers continue to pump seawater into the reactor pressure vessel, in an effort to cool it.

Thank you, James. Your advice is always admirable. May I suggest, however, that you keep your breath to cool your porridge?

It is snowing outside the window; soak a cup of coffee, have been grasping it up to cool, only then know to have remembered you.

The U. S. can ill afford to see its red-hot corporate sector start to cool its heels now.

Hansen uses water to cool the machines, and as the water heats up in the process, he pipes it through the ground to chill it naturally.

The prime minister thanked the emergency workers he said are "risking their lives" in the effort to cool the nuclear plant.

Plant operators are trying to pump seawater into all three reactors to cool the fuel.

Such crimes are extremely rare in Indonesia. But public interest quickly waned as the killer's trail appeared to cool.

As George Washington memorably told Thomas Jefferson, this was to "cool" House legislation as a saucer cools hot tea.

In both, the hardened steel is quenched in a salt bath held at a selected lower temperature before being allowed to cool.

"If the pumping system is down there won't be enough pressure or water inside to cool the fuel rods down, " he said.

Leave to cool the heat again, repeat stop, a few days after the bags under the eyes gradually retracted.

In any case, Chinese policymakers are trying to cool the economy to prevent this kind of scenario from emerging.

The heat has warmed the rivers on which Germany, Belgium and France rely to cool power plants.

Stopping at a stream to cool down I take the opportunity to clean some of that mud off my radiator.

A tourist strolled into a blacksmith shop just after the smith had put a fiery-hot horseshoe on a bench to cool.

Keep your breath to cool your porridge, and I shall keep mine to swell my song.

Chinese policy makers are trying to cool lending that helped property prices in 70 cities climb at the fastest pace in 21 months in January.

With similar sentiments spreading round the country, Beijing reacted with a number of measures to cool the property market.

wobble. When the fire was extinguished, the air began to cool and contract. The egg.

Wait for quietly, penitence ground embraces you after waiting her to cool down.

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is trying to cool the hype building around 17 year-old striker Craig Lindfield.

Cleaning up those numbers would force her to cool the economy to reduce inflation.

Such "sonic boom clouds" can occur when aircraft fly fast enough to cool the air around them, causing moisture in the air to condense.

IF MAN is inadvertently capable of heating the entire planet, surely it is not beyond his wit to cool it down as well?

Go someplace to cool off, Make sure you understand why you are unhappy. Then think about what you want to say to your parents.

European stocks retreated for a second day, led by a selloff in commodity producers, after China moved to cool its overheating economy.

Rising property prices are one of the main reasons behind Beijing's efforts to cool the economy and ease pressure on Chinese households.

In the clip above we see an attempt to "cool" the thermite reaction by dumping it in a vat of liquid nitrogen.

And, just as in Rome, people were drawn to the city's fountains, even introducing their dogs to the water to cool them down.

For example, he said the emergency injection of water to cool the reactors followed the accident-management protocol.

The north wind had already begun to cool the pond, though it took many weeks of steady blowing to accomplish it, it is so deep.

Little was done to cool credit growth, or to halt the fatal reliance on foreign capital.

Turn off the heat and immediately stir in the herbs, grape tannin, lemon zest and lemon juice. Cover and leave to cool.

So I hope that the areas of the packaging must be allowed to cool, the solvent-based resin coated you must not use.

The more solar energy the ocean absorbs during the summer, the longer it takes in the fall for the water to cool down enough to freeze.

BBC News---The Chinese government is desperately trying to cool down an overheating property market.

If making for the freezer, uncover and allow to cool, then place in plastic bags.

So he gave me his special Evian Brumisateur filled with Evian natural spring water and sent me to cool off in the French Alps.

Well, yeah, It tends to cool off the minute I get in that house.

Fire trucks, riot police water cannon and helicopters were all deployed to cool nuclear fuel rods at the plant, 240km north of Tokyo.

Although we found the steamed greens' shoots with soup rather bland, we were told it was to cool the palate.

Is it cheaper to cool 30 old, inefficient servers or two or three new servers and a SAN?

The Chinese government has been active in trying to cool the overheated property market without precipitating a crash.

l The soft inner lining of a space suit has tubes of water in it to cool the astronaut's body or warm it up.

One big source of low-level waste is the water used to cool the core in the most common form of reactor, the pressurized-water reactor.

Grab your swimsuit and sunscreen and head to one of these water parks to cool off!

Birds use at least half of the air they take in to cool their bodies.

A clean filter allows the unit to function at it's peak, using less energy to cool off your space.

BBC News---The Chinese government is desperately trying to cool down an overheating market.

That said, people have been buying far fewer houses since the government introduced a swathe of measures in April to try to cool the market.

War is the dual meet slay and sexuality in battle, if you catch a woman, put her clean, tonight to my tents, all to cool a lifeline.

But he conceded that sales in Asia overall, including Japan, are likely to cool when compared to the U. S. and Europe.

Transfer the croutons onto kitchen pepper to remove excess oil. Set aside for a while to cool down.

It is a place to cool down and relax in summer, and in winter it becomes one of the biggest skating rinks in the city.

Jellied eels are eels cooked for approximately half an hour and allowed to cool. The juices then solidify forming the jelly.

In its 2007 guidelines, the group recommends immersion in a cold or ice-water bath to cool the body as fast as possible.

The message was that I was supposed to cool it. It goes back as far as I can remember.

And about half of that power is spent not to crunch data, but just to cool the equipment.

Try to give him some time to cool off and sort out his feelings.

Japan has asked for international help as it battles to cool nuclear reactors at a power station damaged in Friday's earthquake and tsunami.

It is also possible to cool a cylinder enough to actually embrittle the metal, potentially leading to a cylinder failure.

system Methods: 200 ml of pure milk, pour into small bowl waiting to cool after boiling, the surface layer of milk.

Water circulates through passages around the cylinders and then travels through the radiator to cool it off.

Without any electricity, the pumps won't be able to pump water through the hot reactor cores to cool them.

Mr Wang said China would not take drastic measures to cool the economy, preferring smaller steps all aimed at reining in investment.

There were a few wobbles in May 2007, when the authorities tripled the tax on share trading to try to cool the market.

Take time to cool off. Don't say anything in the heat of the moment.

He says there has begun to cool, a trousers have to withstand the cold wind, I laughed and teased him, you also like me so old.

Even when smaller police forces track emerging hot spots, they often fail to move quickly enough to cool them down.

Creating a 10-second buffer before reacting to a stressful situation may be enough to cool you down.

The solution is to allow the flippers to cool down without drawing heat away from the rest of the turtle's body.

Whether you prefer swimming in a pool, a river, or the sea, getting into the water can be a fun and relaxing way to cool off.

An inability to cool the body through perspiration causes the skin to feel dry.

In the process known AS annealing , we heat the steel above the critical temperature and permit it to cool very slowly.

Such individuals can make themselves very unpopular with the industry by trying to cool down a sizzling money machine.

It's a rare pleasure, falling asleep on a train, especially when the air outside has finally begun to cool.

It also gives China more tools with which to cool its economy and tame inflation.

For the first method, each house has a separate refrigerating unit, Freon as the refrigerant evaporates in the cooler to cool the air.

It was a very hot afternoon, and we decided to cool off in the river near my home.

Investors began to cool towards outbound cross-border mergers.

They're using high-pressure water cannons and helicopters dropping seawater to try to cool down the reactor.

Air to cool the engine is provided by a free-flowing intake and a larger, more efficient intercooler.

Such a sequence of events could remove the ability to cool the reactor's core, Mr. Yoshii said.

The concern has caused the government to take a series of actions to try to cool growth in the economy to a more sustainable level.

Central banks in India and South Korea, as well as China, have been tightening monetary policy this year to cool their economies.

But over the past few years tighter interest rates, lending restrictions and heavier bank regulation have failed to cool the economy.

Heat 1 tbsp oil, saute Shitake mushrooms with chopped garlic until fragrant. Season with a little salt and sesame oil. Remove to cool.

It is mixed for about two hours with some common chemicals and then allowed to cool. Then it is left until most of the water dries up.

Workers at the Fukushima plant are pumping seawater, treated with boron, to try to cool the overheating reactor cores.

Put a few soothing things such as books, music, pens, and paper, and then encourage him to use the spot to cool down.

River water is pumped through tubes in a condenser to cool and condense the steam coming out of the turbines.

Every time we fight, one of us storms off for a couple of hours to cool down.

then turn sugar into a pot, add 500 g of boiled joined stamp rotten lemon peel to cool down, then use gauze filter to lemon peel.

The central government's efforts to cool off the economy will inevitably involve pain for its financial institutions.

These cassettes are then sent to another storage pool 25 metres beneath the facility to cool for at least another 30 years.

Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi plant have been battling to cool reactors and spent fuel ponds to avoid a large-scale release of radiation.

China has been taking steps to cool its overheating economy and bring down the rate of inflation.

Ideally, coals should be left to cool down on their own, overnight if possible.

My exultation began to cool and my wonder to come up.

The layers were then pressed together and the glue was allowed to cool, before the material was tested for strength and toughness.

Remove the egg with a spoon or ladle and let it cool slowly, or run cold water over it to cool it more quickly.

'The latest measures is part of a basket of policies aiming to cool the property market, ' Ms. Wang said.

But after the initial exchange of indignation, tempers seemed to cool (and China released three of the four Japanese detainees).

Still, with China expected to take further steps to try to cool the sector, investors will exercise caution.

It was not clear whether the water was rising to cool the reactor, despite an injection of sea water.

To many male "topless" lovers, baring the top body is merely hoping to cool down, with no malicious intention of harassing females.

Windcatchers are sometimes used in conjunction with underground water canals to cool buildings.

A CPU generates lots of heat, so there is usually a small fan nearby to cool it down.

The sun is shining brightly so people have to stay at home or go to the beach and swimming pool to cool themselves.

Yet in January he reluctantly imposed reserve requirements on foreign-currency derivatives to cool speculative buying of the shekel.

Analysts said continuing efforts to cool property prices were also having a knock-on effect, as this was further limiting bank credit.

We'd been in the sun all day, so we went for a swim to cool off.

Lasers can exert radiation pressure on small particles, which were used to cool and trap neutral atoms.

"Taking a break for a minute or so gives him time to cool off, " Kerner says.

There was a distinct trend for climate changes from cool wet to cool dry to warm wet to warm dry.

Eg. I tried to cool her out but she was still very angry when she left.

and the extrusion process is to cool foamed pearl cotton and extrude the pearl cotton through a die head.

She was quite keen on music and would introduce me to cool new artists2.

They were legacies of aggressive land sales in previous years designed to cool prices, when prices were still high.

It is necessary to cool combustible materials below their ignition temperatures to stop the fire.

Made out of glass. Spiral tube used to cool down liquid.

According to the theory, carbon and oxygen are needed to cool the material so the gas can collapse into a star.

Earth, according to this still-debated theory, would be responding to hotter conditions with action to cool the environment.

e. g. Maybe he's trying to cool off out there in the rain.

When employing water, use large quantities, preferably in spray form, to cool equipment in areas surrounding the fire.

Government spokesman Yukio Edano said air with some radioactive content was being released to help to cool it.

I tried to cool her down but she was still very angry when she left.

To cool these components, fans are used to move dead air away from the components and draw cooler air over them.

AIR COOL: To cool by passing air over, into, around or through; cooling hot product to room temperature using air as a quenching medium.

As it proceeded, it quickly lost all heat as Harry tried to cool down his raging teenage body.

China has raised its interest rates for the second time this year as part of measures to try to cool the country's booming economy.

Some reciprocal actions could be taken to show the willingness of both sides to cool off the tensions.

If a part is allowed to cool slowly enough at a constant rate then the final part will be relatively homogenous and stress free.

State media also tried to cool things down by admonishing local officials for failing to deal properly with the case in the first place.

Economists expect imports to the US to cool as the end of the year nears because consumer demand remains tepid.

Another Way To Cool Down Is At The Hotel'S Outdoor Swimming Pool, Surrounded By Sun Loungers.

This increases the quantity of air flowing over the condenser causing the refrigerant to cool further and contract.

And, Hamilton says, researchers do not expect the oceans to cool down for a long time.

Army helicopters have dumped tons of water on the striken nuclear power plant in a desparate attempt to cool the damaged reactors.

Regulators would back a merger one minute, only to cool on it the next for reasons that baffled bankers.

Chill rolls: Cooling rollers located after a drying oven, to cool the heated ink film causing it to set.

The move comes as Beijing engages in high-level diplomacy to try to cool tensions between Pyongyang and Seoul.

Engineers were desperately pumping sea water into all three units at Fukushima in an effort to cool them down.

Japanese army helicopters on Thursday dumped water on the reactors to try to cool overheated fuel rods.

They kept walking, until they found an oasis. There they decided to cool off and swim.

In the types of reactors involved, water is used to cool the reactor core and produce steam to turn the turbines that make electricity.

It includes intelligent control of the cooling room to cool the tea leaves and deactivation of enzymes assisted by roller steam heat.

Take it out, blend with 1 tsp baking soda. Spread on wax paper to cool.

With its struggling golf badly beaten, it is better to cool to wave, the courage to choose to give up.

Mouth to try to put the coffee to cool, the action is very gentle.

Sprinkler systems or fire protection water should be used only to cool cylinders, not to extinguish the fire.

Opec's output rise has so far failed to cool oil prices.

These measures have begun to cool down the market slightly.

Water jacket was designed to cool the waveguide which is able to cool the waveguide end to ambient temperature.

Stir often to melt the sugar and when it completely dissolves, take the sugar water off the stove to cool for about 15 minutes.

For maximum softness and ductility the cooling rate should be very slow, such as allowing the parts to cool down with the furnace.

Control rods were inserted into the cores to stop fission, but cores need several days to cool down.

Beijing unveiled a series of measures to cool the property market in April amid widespread fears of a potential bubble.

Wind down any exercise three hours before bed to give your body temperature a chance to cool and signal the brain that it's sleep time.

The stamp-duty increase is one of several measures the government is taking to cool the property market in case an asset bubble is forming.

Beijing this month started tweaking reserve requirements in an effort to cool things down.

As Beijing tries to cool the market, that widespread assumption of government impotence could itself become a problem.

Gradually add in the hot milk into the custard-yolk mixture. Return the custard mixture to the pot and cook until thicken. Leave to cool.

Though the central bank hasn't raised interest rates this year, it has tried to cool growth by using quotas to ration bank lending.

However, Minsheng's move comes as government measures to cool the market are working, making small developers juicy acquisition targets.

I tried to cool her down, but she was too angry.

But the president also brought up the need to wait months after the Israeli attack to give tempers time to cool.

Will not stick when valve is closed hot and allowed to cool.

Also, the inventors say the light-color light-colored material better reflects sunlight, so buildings would cost less to cool.

Rose, dry or sweet and slightly chilled is a good alternative, while a sparkling Shiraz works wonderfully to cool and soothe the palate.

The immediate worry is that all this could water down or delay the measures needed to cool an overheating economy.

It removes the sweat from your body and opens the skin's pores to allow the body to cool.

Toast the almonds. Use a grill or broiler . The almonds should be toasted until they just turn golden in colour. Set aside to cool.

As the warm night began to cool, we watched people stroll through the park.

It was happening every night, but the extra time taken to get the other flavors allowed the engine to cool down sufficiently to start.

Forget hot taste. Only Kool, with pure menthol has the taste of extra coolnees. Come up to cool.

It is worth noting that the survey of prices predate some of the measures designed to cool the market.

Beijing's determination to drive down prices to cool an overheating property market made local governments "very confused" , he says.

At one point, the pool, located beside the fourth of the plant's six reactors and used to cool the rods, saw its water level drop to zero.

Central banks and regulators in emerging economies have already imposed a host of measures to cool property prices and capital inflows.

The relatively positive outlook led central banks in those countries to start raising interest rates to cool growth and slow inflation.

Government measures to cool economic growth and the removal of an export rebate have hit steel production.

Japanese equities were down as much as 7% on the day as the Topix set off circuit breakers to cool off on a limit-down pause.

GROWING evidence the housing market is refusing to cool has put mounting pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia to raise official rates.

For a long time, the hydro-generator has usually used air as medium to cool its stator, rotor winding and iron core.

That did little to cool the economy. Greece's inflation rate stayed above the euro-area average, hurting its competitiveness.

In order to cool down the board, Intel opted for an open end design and a dual-slot cooler.

If the condenser fins are clogged with dirt or bent over, it will affect the ability of the condenser to cool the refrigerant.

That could complicate Chinese officials' efforts to cool down the country's economy and real-estate market.

You may also have to lower the last barrel zone to cool the melt.

This causes the star's outer layers to expand enormously and to cool and glow red as they do so, rendering the star a red giant.

June increase in down-payment requirements is just the latest in a series of measures to cool the housing sector.

To calculate the number of BTUs needed to cool or heat your space follow the steps below, then select the unit with the capacity you need.

Do not remove until the towel starts to cool.

Instead property taxes could be used to cool overheated housing markets.

'All the seawater that has been poured in to cool the reactor immediately evaporated into steam and escaped from the broken valve, ' Mr.

And policymakers are understandably reluctant to cool demand when India needs rapid growth to create jobs and reduce poverty.

Their relationship began to cool in 1909, during a trip to America.

He tried to cool the temperature by stating some obvious facts.

To cool the markets down, it has imposed transaction taxes and higher interest rates.

Many power plants reject large amount of heat to environment during the process of using circular water to cool the condenser.

The government is clamping down on lending for second homes as a way to cool a surge in housing costs.