Sentence examples for below the point of from inspiring English sources

"When that happens, if water is very pure it can drop below the point of freezing without freezing," Murch said.

Taliaferro's injury was "incomplete," meaning there was not a total cessation of motor and sensory function below the point of the injury.

Three hours after the fall, a mountain-rescue team found Heinz Pagels' body two thousand feet below the point of his fall.

A lateral shoot apex is initiated on the flanks of the main apex but at some distance below the point of emergence of the youngest leaf primordium.

One idea that was accepted came from a company in Lynchburg, Va., that sold the city about 3,000 gallons of its product Pyrocool, which, when mixed with water, is intended to absorb heat from a fire until the temperature drops below the point of combustion.

The encounter appeared to have occurred below the point of the farthest advance of American troops, elements of which had made their way to within 50 miles of the capital before the blinding weather on Tuesday snarled the allied push north.

Strong adsorption is observed at pH values close to or below the points of zero charge (pHpzc) of the mineral surfaces.

"The best estimates are that about 1,200 people were trapped in the buildings at the time of the collapse below the points of impact," Dr. Gershon said.

In conventional air-conditioning systems with vapour compression cycles the dehumidification is realised by cooling the air below the dew point of the supply air.

By nighttime the external temperature decreases below the melting point of the PCM, so that the PCM starts to solidify, releasing into the building its stored energy.

The basket portion of the colander should not dip below the halfway point of the stockpot.