Sentence examples for airtight to from inspiring English sources

It is possible to reduce a firm Hachiya's astringency to tolerable levels by wrapping it airtight to perturb its metabolism or by freezing it to soften its cells prematurely.

Starting up a sophisticated indoor farming operation costs about three hundred thousand dollars, he said, including the cost of making a building airtight — to lock in the humidity, and to keep passersby from smelling the pot and calling the cops — and fitting it with thousand-watt grow lights.

Keith Garner, a 44-year-old convicted murderer, told Judge James Gwin that he had been in jail since the age of 19, but his worst moment came when the OSP authorities decided to put metal strips around the steel doors of the cells, making them virtually airtight, to prevent disturbed prisoners throwing faeces or urine at the guards.

At the turn of the 21st century, manufacturers responded to consumer desire for freshness and easy-to-brew systems by producing single-cup coffeemakers using coffee capsules small disposable containers filled with a premeasured amount of coffee and sealed airtight to maintain freshness.

This sample platform accommodates an sample cell, which is airtight to allow for operation under vacuum.

These waters were poured into 500-ml-capacity plastic bottles after rinsing with the sample and preserved airtight to avoid evaporation.

Newly appointed NBA commissioner Adam Silver, who made a terse, legally-airtight-to-the-point-of-meaningless statement promising a quick investigation on Saturday night, now has no choice but to come down hard on Sterling, something his predecessor David Stern failed to do.

Other proposals call for such buildings to be more airtight and to have minimal insulation.

There is to date no airtight study to give us the final word on porn.

Store the tea in an airtight container to limit exposure to oxygen or moisture.

Next, the anaerobic organisms were kept in an airtight container to keep it anaerobic prior to use.