But they oblige us to believe that the sun, incandescent though it is, is now much cooler than it was, and that it spins more slowly now than it did, and that it continues to cool and slow down.
Moist phases mean, on the other hand, coolerdays and warmer nights.
I'm going to change this hot dress for a cooler one.
Come on to the parade-ground, Mulvaney, it's cooler there, and tell me about Miss McKenna.
In a cooler moment Mabel would have hesitated to obey the advice of an ignorant, prejudiced person, her inferior in station and intelligence.
As we approached the banks of the Portuguesa, the Apure, and the Apurito, the air became cooler from the evaporation of so considerable a mass of water.
Its temperature is generally two degrees, and when you approach the mouth of the Rio Temi, three degrees, cooler than the temperature of the Upper Orinoco.
The temperature of Javita is cooler than that of Maypures, but considerably hotter than that of the Guainia or Rio Negro.
The water was turbid, though, to our great astonishment, a little cooler than the air.
In 1897, the Emmericher concern was granted a German patent on an automatic circular tipping cooler with power drive.
A different type of cooleris in the form of an upright cylinder, consisting of two metal perforated drums, one set within the other.
When the colors match exactly, the coffee is dumped automatically into the cooler box just below the cylinder opening; and when sufficiently cooled off, is ready for grinding to order.
Recently, a flexible-arm cooler has been invented that provides full fan suction to a cooler car at all points in its track travel from the roaster to the emptying position.
Mr. Burns had also given the subject of cooling coffees considerable study, and his cooler was the result.
They, like the great copper veins of the same general district, were carried by hot solutions which rose from the lower still very hot granite and deposited the ores in fissures of the same cooler rock higher up.
He knew well the playground code of honour, but remembered in time his boxing-master's advice, the more mad you are the cooler you keep yourself.
This process of shearing is found to keep the beastcooler and freer from cutaneous disorders.
In summer the tents are of birch bark and reindeer skin, of the same shape, but naturally much cooler than the winter quarters.
We had a favourable passage through that exaggerated bugbear the Red Sea, which, by the way, I have found cooler three times out of four than the Indian Ocean.
It volatilizes in vacuo without fusion at a temperature about 210°, and the vapor condenses in the cooler portion of the tube in beautiful orange colored crystals.
When heated in vacuo it commences to volatilize about 170°, and the vapor condenses in the cooler portion of the tube in beautiful red crystals.
No one could more effectually excite the populace--when incited to action it needed a cooler head to direct the tornado and rule the storm of passion.
He was honorably acquitted by the Assembly and received a vote of thanks from that body for his fidelity and industry in the cause of freedom--rather a cooler to his semi-tory enemies.
Having satisfied Nan's curiosity concerning what was in her basket, she stepped forward to the platform and swung the cooler of buttermilk back and forth in the manner of a brakeman with a red lantern.
Breathless but triumphant she stood, large basket in one hand, buttermilk cooler in the other.
Judith was off, bearing a basket in one hand and a tin cooler of buttermilk in the other.
There was Judith in a blue dress, standing on the little platform, a cooler of buttermilk in one hand, swinging it as before as a signal to the approaching trolley.
Eager hands were ready to receive the heavy coolerand laden basket.
The inhabitants, on account of thecooler nights, sleep in linen bags, which they draw over the head, and thus keep themselves warm by their own breathing.
The great heats of summer were past, the cooler season had set in; besides, our path now lay through the elevated table-land of Central Arabia, whose northern rim we had already surmounted at our entrance on the Djebel Shomer.
But journeying in these sands, under the heat of the day, is alike killing to man and beast, and therefore Aboo-’Eysa had resolved that we should cross the greater portion under favor of the cooler hours of night.
As the air is fresher and cooler upon these hills, the women have a finer and fairer complexion than in the plain.
This duty was performed by the trembling mothers, who had been persuaded, with difficulty, to defer it until cooler heads should pronounce that the proper moment had come.
But his companion marched with a firmer step and looked with a cooler eye.
They could not have been cooler than this young man, with death at the bottom of his bright and sunken eyes.
It is a Mediterranean with a more equable climate, warmer winters and cooler summers, than the North Mediterranean shore can offer; it is an Italy whose mountains and valleys give almost every variety of elevation and temperature.
Those who come from heated rooms on the Atlantic may find the winters cooler than they expect, and those used to the heated terms of the Mississippi Valley and the East will be surprised at the cool and salubrious summers.
Please notice a much warmer temperature in winter at the California stations, and also a much cooler summer temperature at the same places than at any of the foreign places, except Corfu.
The day in the winter months is warmer in the interior and the nights are cooler than on the coast, as shown by the following figures for January: 7 A.
It is cooler in winter than Southern California, and the summers average much warmer.
Furthermore, the quartz gangue near the igneous rock is likely to contain minerals characteristic of hot solutions, while farther away such minerals as dolomite and calcite appear in the gangue, suggestive of cooler conditions.
On the scale of the earth even the so-called deep veins may be regarded as deposits from solutions reaching the more open and cooler outer portions of the earth.
The chloritic phases are usually farther from the ore deposit than the sericitic phases, indicating less intense and probably cooler conditions of deposition.
The air was so hot, that when I faced the current, the sensation was like that of sitting close to a large fire; the hot wind was accompanied, at intervals with gusts of cooler air.
And the sunset faded leaving the world hotter than ever, though in the crypt beneath the staircase of the Mori gate the air was cooler than outside, despite the fire which flickered fitfully over the blackened arches.
For one thing, it would be cooler to tramp home with the ploughshare over your shoulder.
When worn outside the trousers, it is much cooler than when stuffed into them in the European manner.
The river and hills were growing lovely in cooler lights; shadow was stealing over the plain.
