Specifically, these modes are defined as follows: The hotter-colder describes variation in the temperature at which performance is maximal, in which some individuals (hotter, 1) have maximal performance at hotter temperatures (τ1), whereas others (colder, 0) have maximal performance at colder temperatures (τ0) relative to the mean reaction norm for the population.
The streets that Camus' anti-hero Meursault walks are hot rather than cold, but they partake of the same dread that Dr. Seuss is dealing with on the cold, cold day described in The Cat in the Hat.
"In Cold Mud" describes Widdicombe's participation in a Tough Mudder near Lake Tahoe last summer.
Cold sensitivity, described as "an exaggerated or abnormal reaction to cold exposure of the injured part, causing discomfort or the avoidance of cold", is a common complaint following hand injuries [ 1, 2].
Cold sensitivity, described as "an exaggerated or abnormal reaction to cold exposure of the injured part, causing discomfort or the avoidance of cold", is a common complaint following a variety of hand injuries and diseases [ 1- 10].
Here the hot and cold pictograms describe two different configurations of species densities representing, for example, hot dry savannah and cold wet/temperate ecological states, respectively.
More than a few Democratic politicians use the term cool or cold to describe the president.
The left tackle said "at times it can be cold" in describing the Patriots' environment.
The term "Cold War," describing the rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII, was coined by financier Bernard Baruch in 1947 at the unveiling of his portrait in the South Carolina House of Representatives.
salt, drought and cold as described previously [ 27].
