cryo process

cryo process (plural cryo processes)

1. Alternative form of cryo-process
   • 1991, Progress in Refrigeration Science and Technology:

     Although charcoal absorbers are mostly designed and used for adsorption not of water, but other substances, water is a residual constituent in charcoal and an alien component permeated in cryo process from outside.

   • 2001, Uwe F. W. Behringer, Deepak Uttamchandani, MEMS design, fabrication, characterization, and packaging:

     The cryo process relies on partial oxidation of the structure walls, combined with a reduced chemical reactivity due to lower temperatures.

   • 2015, Lise MacTague, Heights of Green, →ISBN:

     In the cryo process, after the sedative was administered, the sleeper's blood was removed from the body and stored in tanks attached to the pod.

cryo process (third-person singular simple present cryo processes, present participle cryo processing, simple past and past participle cryo processed)

1. Alternative form of cryo-process
   • 1992, European Journal of Cell Biology: Supplement - Issues 36-39, page 61:

     The cells are preselected in the light microscope prior to cryo processing.

   • 1998, Lucio Buratto, Stephen F. Brint, LASIK: Principles and Techniques, page 312:

     After cryo processing, the refractive lenticle was freeze dried, which made for easier shipping and lessened the importance of time if the lenticle should be transported elsewhere.