Sentence examples for cool to its from inspiring English sources

This plot shows the temperature increase at perigee, and the long time it requires to cool to its set-point temperature.

Evaporative cooling occurs when moisture is added to the air through evaporation, which forces the air temperature to cool to its wet-bulb temperature, or until it reaches saturation.

The danger of presenting golf, however unintentionally, as such a maddening, mercurial game is that it may make people cool to its charms.

It took a straightforward mathematical exercise to calculate how long it had taken for the Earth to cool to its current temperature.

Bishop Ramirez said that some city officials and the leaders of some local traditional churches were cool to its arrival.

For those datasets where ACIS is coming out of perigee, ACIS can be especially warm and may take some time to cool to its nominal set-point temperature.

When the refrigerant is cooled to its saturation temperature, it will change phase from a gas back into a liquid (this gives off a bundle of heat known as the "latent heat of vaporization").

But it has cooled to its onetime protege, apparently because Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, the Libyan leader, is eager to end Libya's diplomatic isolation and attract new investment in Libya's oil and gas fields.

If Yahoo can pull off a similar feat with Tumblr, then it will certainly appear cooler to its shareholders.

This can be very fast: on a cold, still night, when lake water has been cooled to its freezing point and then slightly supercooled on the surface, it is possible to see ice crystals propagating rapidly across the surface.

Fog may be formed as the air is cooled to its dew point in the stagnant air.