As we sit and watch, a desert elephant storms up, blasting itself with a trunkful of dust to keep cool.
But a lot of space is occupied by a massive fan that the supersonic chip needs to keep cool.
And for that, I think Bezos has inherited the ability to keep cool in the midst of complete corporate failure, just like Jobs.
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The combination of no electricity and extreme heat contributed to a host of unique challenges, leading officials to urge residents to do whatever they can to keep cool.
That is a lot of computing power to keep cool.
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Residents are advised to call 311 or to go to their city's website online to find cooling centers and to get further information on how to keep cool as the heat rises.
The popular topic of conversation is often one of the following: (a) methods of cooling off without breaking the bank, (b) vacation plans, (c) what to wear to keep cool, and (d) weather patterns across the country.
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I've been able to keep my cool and try to tell Spo, 'Let's not worry about it too much, ' but it is getting to me a little bit.
In 2002 Judja-Sato signed a deal with the Ministry of Health to start a pilot project delivering pediatric vaccines--and facilities to keep them cool--to 42 clinics serving 900, 000 people in Cabo Delgado, a rural northeastern province.
At Fukushima Daiichi, these have been big problems because the electricity needed to keep them cool was lost, allowing radiation levels to rise, after the earthquake and tsunami.
It was the Manchester semi-final against New Zealand, and Willey had to keep his cool.
"I'm trying to keep my cool, " Johnson told BBC Sport after the 14-13 loss.
It put her in just enough of a gratitude mindset that she was able to keep her cool.
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She blasted the air conditioning and spritzed the bird with water after zoo staff instructed her to keep it cool.
During the summer months, the restaurants and cafes provide fans and mist sprayers to keep patrons cool as they sip fresh juice and watch the passing parade of shoppers.
Although younger staffers seem happier, temperatures were rising so much that Mr Wolfensohn wrote a hasty letter to all staff asking them to keep their cool.
But burning less oil to keep air cool so ice stays ice and the seas don't warm is too expensive and roundabout a way to meet the danger, Mr Mendelsohn thinks.
They've set free the coolest technology from behind the locked lab doors at IBM, Xerox and the telephone companies and aft of the machine-gun-equipped guards at America's defense contractors, all of whom had reasons of their own--perfectly valid at the time--to keep the cool stuff from seeing the light of day.
As you'll see if you check out the video after the break, it's built by Compal and includes a 13-inch 1080p display with a quad-core Temash chip, which when combined with its Turbo Dock delivers some serious power -- going from 8 W to 15 W, with extra air flow delivered through the connector to keep it cool.
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Let's say you want to keep your mansion cool but don't want to contribute to global warming.
To keep his buildings cool, the architect uses greenery, natural ventilation and shaded pedestrian routes -- similar to traditional Chinese shophouses.
At Purdue University in Indiana, scientists are working on a reactor-like device that uses water circulated by gravity to keep the core cool.
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On top of that, dairies are facing higher feed costs and the additional expenses of fan and sprinkler systems to keep the cows cool day and night.
Sunengy has developed a liquid solar concentrated solar array that will float on the reservoir, tracking the sun to maximize energy input while using the water to keep its silicon cool.
Joseph Garner, of Stanford University, thinks the answer is to keep the labs cool, but let mice cope with the low temperatures as they do in their natural habitat: not by eating more but by building nests.
The loser is the owner of that real-life store: the person who has stocked the merchandise, hired the staff, paid to keep the store cool in summer and warm in winter, written the rent checks and the tax checks.
Couple this with the grape's prima donna temperature demands--warm though not-too-warm days to ripen up, but with cool nights to keep acidity from respiring out--and you begin to see why making great Pinot Gris takes a special calling.
Couple this with the grape's prima donna temperature demands-warm though not-too-warm days to ripen up, but with cool nights to keep acidity from respiring out-and you begin to see why making great Pinot Gris takes a special calling.
For all their exertion, the team must try to keep their body temperatures cool while they are moving.
Working on a project or research that's too cool to keep to yourself?
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