Sentence examples for cool to below from inspiring English sources

Allow the water to cool to below 50C and then add some pectic enzyme.

Lakes that do not cool to below 4 °C undergo overturn only once per year and are called warm monomictic.

Lakes that cool to below 4 °C in winter experience two turnover periods, as just described, and are called dimictic lakes.

The shade and the remote location allow the observatory to cool to below minus 378 degrees Fahrenheit, allowing other cooling systems aboard to chill detectors even more for the best infrared readings.

When cooled to below -90C, the fluid becomes a glass-like solid.

When the surface of Earth had cooled to below 100 °C (212 °F), the hot water vapour in the atmosphere would have condensed to form the early oceans.

At temperatures below the point at which they will decompose, they show little sensitivity to dry heat, and there is no shrinkage or high extensibility upon heating, nor do they become brittle if cooled to below freezing.

As an example, polyethylene pellets can be heated above Tm, placed in a mold under pressure, and cooled to below Tm in order to make the final product dimensionally stable.

The existence of 3.5-billion-year-old stromatolites is, as noted above, evidence of the activity of blue-green algae, and this fact indicates that Earth's surface must have cooled to below 100 °C by this time.

In this heated state, the sheet can be pulled by vacuum into contact with the cold surface of a mold, where it cools to below Tg or Tm and becomes dimensionally stable in the shape of the mold.

The LHC – a 27km (17 mile) circular tunnel, lined with powerful magnets, that is cooled to below 270 degrees Celsius – has been souped-up so much that Cern describe it as "almost a new machine".