Sentence examples for cool by itself from inspiring English sources

Stubble might look cool by itself, but next to a goatee, it can look messy and unattractive.

That's important, because when "wet bulb" temps rise to that extent, the body can lose the ability to cool itself by getting rid of excess heat via sweat, or even by seeking shade.

Modern nuclear plant designs therefore incorporate greatly enhanced safety features that, for example, allow a reactor to shut down and cool itself by natural forces like gravity and natural circulation, without external electrical power.

At WBTs above 35C, the high heat and humidity make it physically impossible for even the fittest human body to cool itself by sweating, with fatal consequences after six hours.

The importance of using heat stress indicators that combine temperature and a measure of humidity is due to the fact that on hot days the degree of humidity influences the body's ability to cool itself by evaporation and perspiration.

High humidity can impede your body's effects to cool itself by sweating.

Wet clothes interfere with your body's ability to cool itself by clinging to your skin.

In 1975, a team of engineers and scientists attempting to limit the risks of GE's containment systems noted that the NRC requires that for any single accident "which might result in an uncooled core, two emergency cooling systems must be available, either of which could by itself cool the shutdown core, and both of which have considerable internal redundancy".

The human body cools itself by increasing blood flow to surface areas and by sweating.

The fuel pump is located at the back of the gas tank, and is cooled by the gasoline itself.

The advent of the both-hot-and-not trend can be ascribed in part to the cool cycle itself, which by its nature is perpetually speeding up.