Sentence examples for advantage of the cold from inspiring English sources

One of the earliest recorded intents to resurrect the dead using medical intervention also took advantage of the cold.

Take advantage of the cold.

Deborah Ross's wildlife drawing class at the School of Visual Arts was taking advantage of the cold-suppressed turnout at the Prospect Park Wildlife Center in Brooklyn to enjoy quality time with their subjects.

To determine whether these genes behaved as direct targets of RAP2.1 in vivo, we used a chromatin immunoprecipition (ChIP) approach, taking advantage of the cold-treated overexpressing transgenic plants, 35S:myc:RAP2.1 (line 5), which express a myc-tagged version of RAP2.1.

One of the advantages of the cold weather is that some cheeses, notably Stilton, can be left out on the sideboard, or in the middle of the dining room table.

In 2011 and 2012, he and his colleagues learned through satellite tracking studies that these birds often fly in the very early morning or at night, perhaps to take advantage of the much colder and therefore denser air that allows them to get more lift and thrust for their efforts.

DuBourdieu told me most people would be taking advantage of the break in cold by using it panhandle into the early part of the next day.

DuBourdieu told me most people would be taking advantage of the break in cold by using it to panhandle into the early part of the next day.

After two months of raucous town meetings that attracted more than a hundred townspeople each, the town took advantage of the holidays and cold weather to drop the whole thing.

With the temperature rising, they switched to travelling at night to take advantage of the harder surface the cold provided.

Another advantage of the machine with cold-chamber pressure is less wear sliding, compared to corresponding machines with vertical-pressure chamber.