Sentence examples for cold casts from inspiring English sources
Kotobukiya has included the character in numerous merchandise, including a series of cold casts based on his appearance in both the original game and the film sequel.
Although not as sensitive to chilling as platelet, other cell types are always questioned as to whether cold casts effects on the ultrastructures in their plasma membranes especially the extensively-studied tiny structure, lipid raft (LR)[3], [4] or membrane raft[5].
When the chorus joined in — "And it was clear and cold" — cast members, seated among us at tables, scattered throughout the room, stood in unison and sang, their voices floating in as if from above.
The LED frontlight is a useful feature but its cold cast has always been distracting to me.
Salmon gelatin and boldine as a natural antioxidant were used to prepare edible films by a cold casting method.
So it just comes on TV -- Tom Hanks, local TV, local Somalis -- cold casting was going on.
In fact, resin sculptures are often labeled as "cold cast bronze" or "bonded bronze," which may lead some buyers to believe they are purchasing a traditional bronze sculpture.
Truman Capote is no longer around to care, but newly unearthed evidence in the case of the Kansas farmhouse murders that became his blockbuster book In Cold Blood casts fresh doubt on his famous claim that it was "immaculately factual" from front cover to back.
An exploration of the nature of philanthropic projects during the early years of the Cold War casts a significant light on the exercise of power by non-state, transnational bodies and the geographical vocabularies used to explain and justify international educational projects.
Of the cold supporting cast, however, I can always find space for a slice of hand-raised pork pie or rugged terrine (no smooth pates, though).
Historically, more so than the pollsters have realized, it has been evangelicals and other strongly conservative voters who have been most willing to brave the cold and cast their votes.
