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• Heatable glass is produced by lamination of two or more sheets of silicate glass.
• Two 145 batteries are fitted into heatable boxes.
• You can even get heatable front seats.
• The convertible featured a removable rigid section over the passengers and a folding textile rear section with heatable rear glass window.
• Other options include a power sunroof with sliding sun visor and windscreen ( not available with weekender package ), and heatable front seats.
• The " dirnitz " at Burghausen Castle is one of the rare examples where the heatable hall is on an upper storey.
• Gibbon, who lives in the usually ice-free Fort Worth, Texas, designed an insulated cloth mitt filled with a layer of elastic gums cured with heatable particles.
• Brutha is to be publicly burned for heresy while strapped on a heatable bronze turtle when Om comes to the rescue, dropping from an eagle's claws onto Vorbis'head.
• In addition to the shopping and cooking for Kahan, Dillard packs each entree and side dish in a heatable container that can either be refrigerated or frozen for use in the week ahead.
• In his report M鰐teli wrote to have installed six heatable rooms that he had provided with belt floors and wood paneling, glass windows, stove tiles, a new oven and a deeper cellar.
• Malden Mills says the heatable fibers, spaced an inch apart, are flexible enough to be indistinguishable from the rest of the blanket, as opposed to the more rigid wire grid used on traditional electric blankets.
• This year the company introduced products such as a soft electric blanket and heatable fabrics that can be sewn into jackets, but the goods aren't expected to account for more than a fraction of sales this year.
• An ill-timed reshuffling of the marketing team in late 2000 came too late in the season to promote the company's new electric fabrics, in which heatable wires, powered by batteries, are embedded in fleece.
• Although not ruled out verbatim in the capitulation's text, the conditions of quartering in Pomerania followed established practice : House and estate owners were to provide the soldier with bed, vinegar and salt, and also share kitchen and heatable living room at no cost.