Sentence examples for bit of freezing from inspiring English sources

The Dutch pedal imperturbably through blizzards, the Danes clear their cycle lanes as efficiently as their roads and there's outrage in Hamburg that the city's 13% of cyclists have been reduced to 10% by something as piffling as a bit of freezing weather.

This can make some apps run a bit faster with less chance of freezing or crashing.

Natural High's Peasant Omelet, really powdered scrambled eggs, was decent, flavored with onions and bits of freeze-dried potato; I took care to not overcook it.

Featured on store shelves and on Web sites is a growing array of new products that often carry dozens of different ingredients -- from trace levels of certain vitamins to pieces of dried vegetables and bits of freeze-dried organ meats -- purported to help treat a variety of ailments.

This is largely because the reading of genomes has become remarkably cheap, and has proved applicable to long-dead samples from museums, or bits of tissue frozen in permafrost, as well as to things now alive.

Scientific developments explain why:"The reading of genomes has become remarkably cheap, and has proved applicable to long-dead samples from museums, or bits of tissue frozen in permafrost, as well as to things now alive.

She said: "The frost flowers happen when a wet bit of wood freezes.

The standard thinking suggested that you would see a bizarre bit of electromagnetic field frozen in place but oscillating like mad — an answer that made no sense to him, because it suggested that the behavior of light would depend on an observer's motion relative to some unknown, unseen frame of reference.

The properties of frozen soils.

Think of frozen cotton candy.

# Analysis of frozen samples.