cooling box

A doctor "put both his hands into the body, pulled and opened it" while another man had brought the cooling box.

A particular advantage is that the cooling box stays on even with the ignition off.

The sachets can be frozen individually or in sheets for use in cooling boxes.

A fenced-off gravelled area enclosed cooling boxes and vents.

This nonradioactive steam is then run through a big metal cooling box called a condenser, where it is turned back into water.

Refrigerators remove heat from inside the cooling box and then radiate that heat from the refrigerator by way of the radiator fins on the back of the unit.

Hammond installed a little kitchen, Jeremy a cooling box full of beer, and a toilet on the outside of his car, and James a little garage complete with tools.

Dressed in a black long-sleeve T-shirt, the man explained the procedure in details, saying that the two doctors had also been present at the scene, with a cooling box prepared for transport of organs.

One of them, a lady, faints suddenly and is taken to a hospital, where Govind procures a cooling box to store the weapon, as it is unstable and its temperature needs to be maintained.

Monday morning, the proper reduction fittings having arrived from Holland, the diesel mechanic from H2O hooked-up the keel cooling box to the engine and spent the remainder of the day testing it for function.

In the summer of 2005, the Cryonics Institute obtained custom-built computer-controlled cooling boxes, with LabVIEW software which would allow controlled cooling to a temperature as low as 192 C ( 313 F).

In the menu, so there was a new 16-speed gearbox ZF, remote cabin with high roof MAXI braking system ABS, central lubrication, electric mirrors and windows, cooling box or ISRI seats.

A crew from H2O removed panels the main salon cabin sole and in the storage spaces below and draped the site with polyethylene in preparation for the cutting and welding involved in fitting the keel cooling box to the hull.