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Features include hermetic, semi-hermetic, scroll or screw compressors; sealed pressurized reservoirs or atmospheric reservoirs; automatic water make-up; and submersed coil, brazed-plate, plate-and-frame and shell-and-tube heat exchangers. Death by cardiac arrest, rather than by drowning, presents another possibility when individuals become suddenly and unexpectedly submersed in cold water or overexerted. Where Hawkinson's whatever-means-necessary approach (taking pictures of himself submersed in a tub of ink; drawing every part of his body that he can see) suggests an image of the artist as a subjective, inquisitive presence, Dupont's figures--although based on nearly unimaginable amounts of information--are skewed almost entirely toward the generic. |
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