Sentence examples for insulated ice from inspiring English sources

While its place of origin is unclear -- everyone from the Arabs to the Chinese to the Quakers has been credited with its creation -- we know ice cream was reserved as a luxurious treat for the elite up until the 1800s, when insulated ice houses were invented.

Ice was harvested from frozen ponds in New England, stored in insulated ice houses and sold across the country and around the world.

To evaluate the water quality, the samples were kept in polyethylene bottles and stored in insulated ice cooler that were delivered to the laboratory on the same day.

To determine the water quality, the samples were preserved in polyethylene bottles and stored in insulated ice cooler delivered to the laboratory on the same day.

Use an insulated ice bucket.

There are commercial insulated ice trays you can buy if you can't find a cooler small enough to fit in your freezer.

Simply counting the days of ice coverage gives a pure accounting of the portion of the year with a reflective, insulating ice cover present and has resulted in trend maps that show a high degree of spatial coherence, with almost no speckling.

In the field, harvested leaves were immediately frozen on dry ice insulated with ice packs frozen at −20°C; samples were stored at −20°C until transport to Jena on dry ice, where they were kept at −80°C until analysis.

Leaves were cut at the petiole, pooled in a single sample per plant and wrapped in a double layer of aluminum foil, then immediately frozen on dry ice insulated with ice packs frozen at −20°C.

It filters incoming and outgoing exhaust air, produces two-thirds of its own energy using an onsite, gas-fuelled combined heat and power generator, and conserves energy with insulating glass and "ice-batteries" in the basement, a system that uses off-peak energy at night to freeze water and allows it to melt during the day to cool the air in the building.

"If it falls at the beginning of the ice season, it slows down the thickening of the ice on these lakes; whereas, if it falls at the end of the ice season, it helps retain the ice because it insulates that ice from warming temperatures.