Sentence examples for At chill from inspiring English sources

At Chill Expeditions over the last 17 years, we have been working with a wide variety of groups creating educational expeditions in just a few places where we have extreme local knowledge and staff.

At Chill Expeditions, we have had a lot of fun working with multigenerational families and customizing unique expeditions suited to the families' wishes as a whole, and the diverse interests and energy levels of grandparents, parents and children of various ages.

Airboarding at Chill Factore High flyer  The Nevis Range ski resort (snowsports.nevisrange.co.uk; day pass £15) offers slopes in the shadow of Britain's highest peak.

The fish won't be guests, but menu items -- for the polar bears, at least -- at "Chill Out!," the Central Park Zoo's annual celebration of icy environments and the animals that live in them.

To address the rapid and non-destructive detection of meat spoilage microorganisms during aerobic storage at chill and abuse temperatures, Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy with the aid of a neuro-fuzzy identification model has been considered in this research.

A machine learning strategy in the form of a multilayer perceptron (MLP) neural network was employed to correlate Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectral data with beef spoilage during aerobic storage at chill and abuse temperatures.

Human beings may not progress artistically in a straight line, but we do get better at chilling out.

Mint Surf (00 212 6485 33504; mintsurfmorocco.co.uk) offers week-long surf camps at chilled-out riads from £245 a week.

I'm so good at chilling with the guys that Flip Cup is my middle name, which is funny because I don't even have a last name.

Moreover, the TMC cannot always give a realistic estimation of the microbial contamination levels in food, especially foods stored at chilling or freezing temperatures.

Some previous studies have reported that the TMC are not sufficient for enumerating the microbial counts of a packaged food product stored at chilling or freezing temperature (Broekaert et al. 2011; Pothakos et al. 2012).