Sentence examples for frozen cooling from inspiring English sources
To keep things safely frozen, cooling systems have been installed in the ground.
But first, the volunteers submitted to a test of their pain threshold, as determined by how long they could tolerate a tightening blood pressure cuff or a frozen cooling sleeve.
Actually, it was freezing cool inside...yes, I know, I am mixing metaphors again.
Both engineered configurations and suspension were cryopreserved using both conventional freezing (cooling at 1 °C/minute using 10% DMSO in foetal calf serum) and vitrification (using 40% ethylene glycol 0.6 m sucrose supplemented with 9% Ficoll).
Mr. Steadman said that about 70percentt of the 4.3 million square feet of occupied space in Hunt Midwest SubTropolis is used for warehouses and storage, 15percentt for manufacturing, 8percentt for freezing and cooling of food, and the rest as offices.
When tumor sizes reached 100 mice mice were sacrificed by cervical dislocation and tumors immediately harvested, embedded in Optimal Cutting Temperature (OCT) compound (Sakura, Labonord, Villeneuve d'Asq, France) and snap frozen in cooled isopentane with liquid nitrogen.
All images were taken using an Eclipse 80i microscope (Nikon, Inc .. Skeletal muscle was flash frozen in cooled isopentane and mounted in OCT compound (Tissue-Tek, Sakura Finetek).
For autoradiography, the left brain hemisphere was frozen in cooled 2-methylbutane (−30 °C on dry ice) for approximately one min. This hemisphere was then covered in tissue embedding medium which was allowed to cool to −20 °C.
The exchange bias field becomes lower when the number of spins frozen along the cooling field direction is reduced.
Human serum samples were transported frozen in cool boxes, according to national biosafety standards, from the field site to the National Centre for Communicable Diseases (NCCD) in Ulaanbaatar.
This work investigates the influences of particle size, freezing substrate, and cooling temperature on the TiO2 green bodies prepared by freeze casting.
