Exchanges Stale

1. A system that exchanges stale, recirculated indoor air with fresh, filtered outside air.

Challenge

1. This book brings the challenge and fun back to a hobby that goes stale far too quickly for many budding amateur astronomers.

Students

1. But I figure I'll change things the moment I feel stale or start playing more with the students – they know I love to play the bass.

Start

1. Wade Redden was just about run out of town in Ottawa and has explicitly stated that a new start was the best antidote to a game that had grown stale.

Address

1. After an ARP entry is stale it will be resolved again (which is useful when an IP address migrates to another machine). (Web site)
2. Because the entry was in a stale state, the link layer address was used, but now the kernel needs to verify the accuracy of the address. (Web site)

Network

1. This meant that the configuration parameters became stale, and not relevant to the new network.

Information

1. Routing information may also be considered stale if the number of connections made since the information was established has exceeded a selected number.

Router

1. If a Neighbor Cache entry is created for the router, its reachability state MUST be set to STALE as specified in Section 7.3.3. (Web site)

Years

1. Although Tekken has gotten a bit stale over the years, the PSP version managed to help revitalize it.

Old

1. Air doesn't go stale and I believe all air is "old" just as all water is "old", so that's a non-player. (Web site)
2. Stale price An old price of the asset that does not reflect the most recent information.

Good Thing

1. This is a Good Thing if you're aging a barleywine but will cause lower gravity beers to go "stale" sooner.

Baleen Plates

1. The Brooklyn-Gowanus Thrash is a baleen go fishing, which is counterfeit parce que inner man has baleen plates until drain sustenance except stale.

Twelve Years

1. By 1972, National had been in power for twelve years, and was seen by many as tired and stale. (Web site)

Email Addresses

1. The reason is that just about every list of email addresses available for sale on the net is old, stale, and useless.

Place

1. The reason for this is that due to changes in the network, dynamic entries left in place for a long time can become stale. (Web site)

Good Time

1. When Hulk Hogan left the WWF in the early ’90s, it came at a good time, when his act had grown stale.

Indoor Air Quality

1. Duct testing is also important to indoor air quality (IAQ). A leaky system is less efficient and can bring stale or polluted air into the home.

Indoor Air

1. As in the summer, an energy recovery ventilator can exchange outside air with stale indoor air without losing the energy used to heat and humidify the home.
2. During the heating season, a ventilator transfers heat from stale indoor air to fresh, incoming outdoor air. (Web site)
3. The air in today's tightly-sealed, well-insulated homes can become stale as the same indoor air is circulated and re-circulated. (Web site)

Fresh Air

1. As air that becomes stale can no longer support plant growth it has to be vented while fresh air has to be introduced to take its place. (Web site)
2. When stale, overheated air in your home or attic is vented out and fresh air is pulled in to replace it, that's air exchange. (Web site)
3. This Giro helmet features a snap-fit visor, and 20 vents that allow cool, fresh air in and stale, warm air out.

Getting

1. Monroe and McCoy hadn't written a song together since 2007, things with the band were getting stale and the two were distancing themselves from each other.
2. I think that HBK is also a very fine wrestler however I really think that he is getting very stale as a fan favorite and should turn heel soon.
3. Packer's act is getting so stale I can only tolerate it when certain guests like Kilgo or G-man are in the house. (Web site)

Bread

1. In Newfoundland folklore, the most popular type of fairy protection is bread, varying from stale bread to hard tack or a slice of fresh home-made bread. (Web site)
2. Braille was served stale bread and water, and students were sometimes abused or locked up as a form of punishment.
3. In Tehran the restaurants served slightly better bread, although often stale. (Web site)

Routes

1. When the router has route updates from all BGP peers, it removes all the stale routes and runs the best-path algorithm on the updated routes.
2. The router that is restarted marks these routes from its peers as stale.

Stagnant

1. WWE has become as stale and as stagnant of a program as it had prior to Eric Bischoff's WCW Nitro debut.

Jasmine

1. Good tea, especially fresh tea, has a natural aroma like orchid or jasmine while poor tea smells stale.

Becoming

1. Some critics and commentators accuse him of becoming stale and bourgeois in his later work, of becoming what he had so much scorned in his film criticism.
2. An air duct (a rubberized fabric sleeve) was run from the Salyut through the open hatch into the Soyuz to keep its air from becoming stale.
3. After ten years of teaching, Wenninger felt he was becoming a bit stale.

Outdated

1. Serving up the same old end-of-the-month statistics is stale and outdated.

Tea

1. You can tell if tea is stale when it no longer has a noticeable aroma.
2. Stale: Tea that has not been stored properly or has too long a shelf life may take on this flat, one-dimensional papery flavor. (Web site)

Boring

1. The sport has been battered over the past few years by critics who argue the racing has grown stale and the drivers are too boring.
2. With all the success that he reaped, men's tennis became stale, boring and predictable. (Web site)

Wine

1. Wine that has oxidized; has brown or amber color and stale odor.
2. Stale water was sweetened to make it more palatable, and was often sweetened with beer or wine. (Web site)
3. A fault whereby the wine has OXIDISED and over-heated giving it a brown colour and burnt, stale taste. (Web site)

Lifeless

1. STALE (see also TANKY). Wine with lifeless, stagnant qualities. (Web site)

Time

1. All teas should be used within three months, discard after this time since they will become stale after long storage.
2. Electronic Arts' Skate was a breath of fresh air at a time when the Tony Hawk Pro Skater series was quickly becoming stale.
3. You might be tempted to use water that's already warm or hot from the tap, but this water has been sitting in your pipes for some time, getting stale. (Web site)

Spoiled

1. Gone off: tea that's been spoiled by improper storage or packing or is simply past its prime and stale.

Breads

1. Using 25% oat flour, the natural vitamin E in oats will help keep your breads from going stale so quickly.

Fresh

1. STALE: Wines that have lost their fresh, youthful qualities are called stale. (Web site)
2. Stale - Wines that are lifeless, having lost their fresh, lively qualities.
3. This device bring fresh, outside air into a home while simultaneously exhausting stale indoor air outside.

Stale Air

1. This negative pressure actually pulls stale air from your attic, while deflecting rain and snow.
2. We arrived at our site early and endured the sun and stale air while we waited for the race to start and for Dwight and Dale to meet up with us. (Web site)

Air

1. Cetaceans' blowholes have evolved to a position on top of the head, allowing more time to expel stale air and inhale fresh air.
2. Removes air pollutants by exchanging the stale air in a house with fresh, filtered air better than having an open window.
3. Likewise, things like weather stripping and storm doors keep stale air in and fresh air out. (Web site)

Stale

1. Oxidized - Flat, stale or sherry like aroma and flavor; spoiled as the result of overexposure to air.
2. Oxidized - Wine that has been overexposed to air and taken on a brownish color and a flat, stale or sherry-like aroma and flavor.
3. Central duct type air conditioning systems, are used to keep household air from becoming uncomfortably hot, humid, or stale.

Categories

1. Fresh Air
2. Spoiled
3. Indoor Air
4. Lifeless
5. Boring
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