Sentence examples for using a plunging from inspiring English sources

If black doesn't suit you, be sure to keep the dress as far from your face as possible (such as using a plunging or deeply rounded neckline and straps instead of sleeves).[9] That way, it won't drain the color from your face but you can still benefit from the elegance, simplicity, and backdrop of wearing black.

In the second the influence of wave breaking location is investigated using a plunging breaking wave.

Diluted slime samples (1 2 dilution with water) were prepared for Cryo-TEM analysis using a plunge freezer (FEI Vitrobot™, Hillsboro, Oregon, USA) with liquid nitrogen and ethane and were studied with a 200 keV JEOL JEM 2100 transmission electron microscope (Peabody, MA, USA).

Directional felling, which uses a "plunge" cut and wedges to better control the safe felling of a tree.

All four sites had toll-free customer service numbers, answered by polite representatives who patiently fielded questions like: "Is it true that ground coffee dies within hours?" (Typical answer: "No," delivered in the same cautious tone one uses when addressing a confused invalid) and "Would it be a mistake to use a plunge pot instead of a metal cone filter?" (ditto).

For TIL isolation, freshly isolated tumours from HNC patients were minced into small pieces, which then were transferred to a cell strainer (70  μm Nylon) and mechanically separated by using a syringe plunge.

García Bernal (who refused to use a double) plunges into the water.

The grids were then blotted completely, and after a 0.5 1 s delay, immersed into liquid ethane using a home-built plunge-freezing apparatus.

Using a slotted spoon, immediately plunge into ice water to cool.

This paper presents a physical study of vertical supported two-dimensional plunging jets using a relatively large-size facility.

Wellington hardly said anything after that, and replied with ill-concealed annoyance, as he kept a perfunctory eye on the compass but picked a cloud to steer by, using the plunging stemhead for a sight.