Sentence examples for remarkable cooling from inspiring English sources

While fans of Niçoise, caesar and tabbouleh may quibble with that particular accolade, I suspect they wouldn't argue with its inclusion on the list – especially in the sticky heat of a Thai July, when som tam's remarkable cooling properties come into their own.

But there is a remarkable cooling of the excitement thermometer, particularly from investors who were investing for financial returns rather than faith in blockchain as a decentralizing force.

Calcareous nannofossils (e.g., Sato et al. 2012) and sublittoral ostracods (Irizuki and Ishida 2007) indicate remarkable cooling in the Japan Sea at 2.75 Ma, with an abrupt change from warm Pliocene to cold Pleistocene assemblages.

But despite showing remarkable cool and control most of the season, he has ranged from poor to pedestrian the past two games, in which he has one touchdown pass and four interceptions.

Mirren plays Colonel Powell, who displays the remarkable cool and determination necessary in the decision making process.

A continuous running test to verify lifetime using the engineering model (EM) of the 4 K-JT cooler is underway, having operated for a total of 720 days as of June 2013 and showing no remarkable change in cooling performance.

Moreover, the number of transient solar radiation incidents on the floor surface can vary tremendously, resulting in remarkable differences in cooling capacity of the radiant floor, e.g., from 30 to 40 W/m2 to more than 100 W/m2.

Sert created for Miró a light-filled space with a remarkable system of cooling and light, propelled entirely by the building's shutters, which function like the gills of a fish, allowing the room to breathe through the walls and ceiling.

It's quite remarkable how truly cool the stuff they are making is.

To give the team a longer window to operate they take another remarkable step: they cool the patient's body from the normal 37 degrees to just 20 degrees.

A remarkable amount of sea surface cooling occurred along the path of each typhoon after it had passed, except for T1221 (Figure 3i,j,k,l).