Immersion in water affects the circulation, renal system and fluid balance, breathing, and thermal balance.
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His calculation of the thermal balance of Venus disputed the popular theory that the clouds of Venus consisted of dust.
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Their success in colonizing different habitats is due to physiological, behavioral, and morphological adaptations to water availability, as well as ionic and thermal balance.
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If the amount of energy coming in and going out are exactly the same, the temperature stays constant there is thermal balance, or thermal equilibrium.
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The ongoing collapse of the cave roof is likely to upset the thermal balance in this hot cave and result in " Natalus primus " extinction.
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Using "'hoods "': in the thermal balance of the human body, the heat loss over the head is at least 20 % of the whole balance.
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In addition to subsystem-level and system-level testing at the bench ( i . e . in air at room temperature ), the system also underwent thermal vacuum chamber cycle testing, thermal balance testing, vibration testing, and end-to-end communications testing.
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The new hydraulic group and its dosed delivery represented the first important step towards automation . 1959 saw the arrival of a model with the application of a heat exchanger, which was later to become an essential constructional element, ensuring the thermal balance of the machine.
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"Obviously, if someone is placed in a 140 ( degree ) environment, even if they are inactive, nude and the air is dry, they are going to be uncomfortable, even though they may not be at risk of losing control of thermal balance, " says Hyde.
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The far-infrared spectroscopic observation beginning from 1967 consistently showed the atmosphere of Uranus was in approximate thermal balance with incoming solar radiation ( in other words, it radiated as much heat as it received from the Sun ), and no internal heat source was required to explain observed temperatures.
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