Sentence examples for cooler location from inspiring English sources

Once the flower opens, move the plant to a cooler location (about 15-18C) to make the blooms last.

It even makes it hard for users to tell that they are overheating and, perhaps, take steps to stop it, like seeking a cooler location.

At both a wave-exposed, cooler location and a protected, warmer location, mussels lower in the intertidal zone had higher rates of CS, MDH, and SOD activity than individuals situated higher on the shore.

The effects of various design parameters on the heat transfer rate and distribution of nanoparticles such as Rayleigh number (104⩽Ra⩽107), volume fraction (0⩽φ⩽0.05) and size of nanoparticles (25nm⩽dp⩽145nm), type of the nanoparticles (Cu, Al2O3 and TiO2), nanofluid average temperature (294K⩽Tave⩽324K), number of the cooler, location of the heater and arrangement of the HAC are investigated.

It could be increased by e.g. growing the crop at lower temperatures (e.g. in a cooler location or part of the year) so that loss of the assimilated carbon dioxide by respiration could be reduced (respiration, the reverse process of photosynthesis, involves the reaction of carbohydrates with oxygen to produce energy, water and carbon dioxide).

If necessary, you can place the petri dishes in a cooler location, but the bacteria will grow a lot more slowly.

Several subtropical evergreens can be grown in cooler locations indoors.

Podocarpus, the somber Buddhist pine, forms dense pyramids of dark-green needlelike leaves; it also prefers cooler locations.

Similarly, in warm locations of South America, farmers grow squash, fruits and vegetables while potatoes and maize are grown in cooler locations.

The comparatively poor growth of the eukaryotic isolates compared to the cyanobacteria, suggests that they were present in cooler locations within the baths i.e. on exposed surfaces close to the waterline.

This includes lower alcohol, higher acid, more minerally wines that winemakers are striving for by picking earlier, growing in cooler locations, and using less new oak, among other things.