Sentence examples for cooling table from inspiring English sources
The wax appearance temperature (T wa) of crude oils was determined as the onset of an exothermic peak on the heat flow curves under cooling (Table 1).
23– 29 In contrast to training on land, aquatic therapy provides for an ideal medium within which our MS patients can exercise, while simultaneously providing near instantaneous and diffuse body surface cooling (Table 3).
Heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation and systolic and diastolic blood pressure decreased significantly during cooling (Table 1), but none of the volunteers complained about dizziness or any other signs of hemodynamic impairment.
Delayed hypothermia (n = 17) reduced the number of seizures by 65% (P < 0.001), the number of spikes by 91% (P < 0.0001), cumulative seizure time by 60% (P < 0.01), the time needed to reach an EEG power of twice the preseizure baseline by 94% (P < 0.0001), the time in high‐amplitude discharges by 55% (P < 0.01) during the first 24 h following the initiation of cooling (Table 2).
On a nearby cooling table, there were samples of more than a dozen varieties of Green & Black's organic chocolates.
I grabbed the saucepan I'd left on the stove beside the cooling table, dumped the caramelized peanuts over the tempered milk chocolate and stirred them up with the metal palate knife.
A total of 36 (51%) were cooled (Table 1).
The four heated dogs were then cooled (Table 3, rows B), but now showed inconsistent changes in QT interval (P=0.141) or QTcV (P=0.071), and the increased HR (P=0.770) did not return to normothermic baseline values.
The maximum sea surface cooling values (Table 1) were calculated from the water temperatures observed at a depth of 5 m during each analysis period.
However, the larger amount of typhoon-induced sea surface cooling (see Table 3) would have changed the bias from northwestward to northeastward.
Water consumption rates from this analysis according to fuel, generator, and cooling system (Table 2) are generally within the range of those reported from the literature (SI Table S3).
