Sentence examples for intense cooling from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the impact of internal microscopic force generated in the abrupt intense cooling processes on the MNBS texture of the PTFE/PPS superhydrophobic coatings was investigated systematically.

Cold crystalloid infusions resulted in a more intense cooling effect than colloid infusions of the same temperature and infusion rate in this porcine model of cardiac arrest.

Cooling down afterwards is taken care of with Mission.com's EnduraCool Techknit cooling towel – a clever construction where the fibres provoke evaporation to create an intense cooling effect.

This is the regime of the monsoon (rain-bearing winds), which is associated with the heating of the Asian landmass in summer and its intense cooling in winter.

The researchers had hoped to demonstrate that brief period of intense cooling by measuring the temperatures of many neutron stars of different ages.

The conventional agricultural tunnel greenhouse is highly widespread in Mediterranean countries, despite the shortcomings it presents, specifically the overheating during the day and the intense cooling at night.

An easy-to-read menu lets you select an ambience setting from Vivid, Soft, Warm, Intense, Cool, Brighter, Darker to Monochrome, while a Lighting setting allows users to select from Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten light, Fluorescent light or Sunset.

To achieve that Igari makeup look otherwise known as hangover makeup Japanese women like to apply an intense, cool-ish pink color on their whole cheek area, and even across their nose.

If the late summer heat is intense, consider cooling off with cold soba noodles at Soba Nippon, (212) 489-2525, which grows its own buckwheat and makes its own noodles daily at the restaurant.

With all of this foraging activity out on the open, sun-scorched savanna, it would have been imperative that H. erectus could regulate its temperature; this is when intense sweat cooling, aided by body fur loss, may have originated (Jablonski 2004).

The study was not sufficiently powered to allow for meaningful statistical comparison between the study groups with regard to the reports of the following adjectives: "throbbing", "intense", "shocking", "cool", "pricking", "heavy", "sharp", "burning", "stinging", "numbing", "hot", "hurting", "aching" (Table 3).