Sentence examples for billions of cold from inspiring English sources

In fact, with billions upon billions of cold hard cash now sitting in Facebook's war chest, it has if anything grown.

On the 15th day of cold incubation, samples were centrifuged at 2500 ×g for 10 min at 4°C and the amount of cryoglobulins was estimated as "cryocrit %," determined as the percentage of the volume occupied by the cryoprecipitate compared to the total volume of serum, after centrifugation occurred [ 19].

This latest round of end-of-the-world hysteria is part of an ongoing theme in American culture that includes the 20th century fears of Cold War nuclear Armageddon, the "Y2K" mania leading up to December 31 , 1999 Dick Cheney's obsession in the early 2000s of terrorists with suitcase nukes, and the constant stream of movies and television shows portraying the sudden dramatic end of civilization.

In addition our cold wave indicator did not take a value of 1 until the 5th consecutive day of cold temperatures.

January is traditionally a cheerful time for poetry, for it is on the 25th of this coldest month when poetry-lovers the world over cast temperance aside to raise a glass or six to Ayrshire's favourite son.

Figure 3 shows the effects of high temperature (31.7°C, 99th percentile) relative to the 75th percentile of temperature (28°C), and the effects of cold temperature (19.35°C, 1st percentile) relative to the 25th percentile of temperature (24.7°C) on non-external, cardiopulmonary, cardiovascular, and respiratory mortality along the lags.

Figure 4 shows the effects of high temperature (31.7°C, 99th percentile) relative to the 75th percentile of temperature (28°C), and the effects of cold temperature (19.35°C, 1st percentile) relative to the 25th percentile of temperature (24.7°C) on age-specific mortality along the lags.

Part of the enormous cultural complex of the Kulturforum, the custom-built Gemäldegalerie reunites about 1,500 works spanning European art history from the 13th to the 18th centuries, after half a century of Cold War separation.

Until the 21st century, in the countries of cold climate, windows have been considered to be the elements of the buildings, through which large quantities of heat leak in the heating season.

Its purpose is to define… THAT WAS NEW YORK about John B. Gough, the eloquent temperance lecturer of the 19th century, known as the Apostle of Cold Water.

THAT WAS NEW YORK about John B. Gough, the eloquent temperance lecturer of the 19th century, known as the Apostle of Cold Water.