cool (someone) down/off

Examples of cooled

cooled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The blood from her brain was drained and the brain cooled until all life signs were gone.
These constituents are formed rapidly from cooled droplets of magma that take on dynamic shape during transport.
Characterization of a cryogenically cooled high-pressure gas jet for laser 0 cluster interaction experiments.
Systems can also be heated or cooled, expanded and contracted, pressurised or exploded.
This source illuminates only par t of the volume at a given time, while the entire volume is being cooled continuously.
Once the ash had cooled, it was transferred into plastic bags, which were weighed and labelled for each burn.
A brass plate formed the roof of the container and was cooled by pumping a mixture of ethylene glycol and water through its interior.
Once bypass is initiated, the patient is cooled with the perfusate until a specified hypothermic temperature is achieved.
Formation of working surfaces in radioactively cooled laboratory jets.
The heat is withdrawn from it by forcing the warm fluid (by continuity) down against the bottom where it is cooled by conduction.
He is, at last, all body: only intermittently conscious, in terrible pain, he exists only as a corpus to be fed, cooled, medicated, and soothed.
The brine is cooled by an external cooling unit.
The interaction between the solidification and convection that occurs when a melt is cooled from above is investigated in a series of three papers.
Oxygen consumption during cardiopulmonary bypass in the uniformly cooled dog.
The ground floor level contains photographic stores that have to be mechanically cooled whereas the upper levels accommodate the special passively controlled storerooms.
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