Sentences with phrase «very sharp cool»

«The temperature records we had at the time showed a very sharp cooling from the mid -»40s to the mid -»70s,» Michaels says.

Not exact matches

Once it's cool enough to handle, carefully shell (make sure to remove the tip of the tail as well, this part is very delicate) and de-vein the black part of the shrimp using a sharp hook - like paring knife, then halve lengthwise.

Beat egg whites in a large bowl until very foamy and add the cooled cauliflower mixture, Cabot Sharp Cheddar, scallions, and Tabasco, stirring to combine.

When sponge cake is cooled down completely, cut it into 3 layers if you used 1 tin, using very sharp knife.

After cooling, remove from pan and use a very sharp knife to cut into bars.

Let the bread cool completely before slicing; to slice it easily, use a very sharp, smooth knife instead of a serrated bread knife.

During surgery, Spiridonov's body and the donor body will be cooled to a very low temperature, then his neck and spinal cord will be cut with an exceptionally sharp knife to reduce any tissue damage.

Love the sharp shoulders with a bit of pouf, the curved hem with European vents in the back, and the very cool perforated leather elbow pockets.

But as modern and cool as the whole thing seems, and as sleek as it looks (the graphics are very sharp), it requires more eyes - off - the - road time than more conventional solutions, particularly given the small touch points for some of the on - screen functions.

Your hot ticket to crime writing's coolest weekend: Unmissable masterclasses, sharp - shooting workshops, hard - hitting pitching sessions, all with the very best in the business.

One of the most important things to remember when you head for the beach in Bali is that the reef present very sharp points that can do serious damage, so don't be too cool to eschew footwear.

The game is fast, looks very sharp, and seems to be maintaining, even topping, the cool factor of its predecessor.

Then came the menus, which really look slick and in HD look so sharp and so very cool.

somebody changed «decrease in warming» (a very questionable starting point) to «cooling», then someone added «sharp» — it's like they played telephone.

Judith you should have a look at her stuff, Emile was there but I did nt have a chance to say hello (his work was cool as well) there was also a presentation on using perturbed physics GCMs (part of the paleo psuedo proxy stuff) She was very very sharp.

In fairness the forecast front was very sharp so if it didn't get quite as far north, that would explain temperatures at the Pole being significantly cooler than forecast.

Well, it wasn't «very sharp» or «dramatic» cooling.

Of course cooling, which is as naturally likely as not, will bring the benefits of warming into very sharp relief.