Sentence examples for cold dryness from inspiring English sources

Most of them were cyanobacteria, familiarly known as blue-green algae, clinging precariously to life in the most extreme conditions of heat, cold, dryness or salinity.For years the scientific world was indifferent to Mr Friedmann's studies of these organisms.

Not only the bud scales, but also this asymmetrical folding geometry, protect the leaf from cold, dryness, and the numerous small predators (insects).

Authors advised that too much heat, cold, dryness or moistness in the generative parts, particularly in the humoural balance of the womb for women or the nature of the seed in men, could prevent procreation.

As indicated in Figure 2, the PROFAD-SSI distinguished between patients and controls on all domains of the scale: PSS patients reported more somatic fatigue, mental fatigue, arthritic symptoms, uncomfortably cold hands, oral dryness, ocular dryness, cutaneous dryness and vaginal dryness, all ts > 12.0, all ps < 0.001.

Deep cold and dryness reign everywhere.

It tends to split & is readily affected by heat, cold, dampness, dryness, exposure to light, and even by certain acids in perspiration.

Thus, following a discussion of the influence of climatic factors, such as "heat, cold, moisture, dryness, and electrical state," he added this coda: "In assigning certain conditions of the air as the cause of epidemic diseases, we are able to advance one step.

"It's the cold and the dryness here," he said, rubbing his hands.

He had taken the same position in the World, where he said that in conceiving his new "world" (i.e., his conception of the universe), "I do not use the qualities called heat, cold, moistness, and dryness, as the Philosophers do" (11 25).

Because of the exceptional preservation of the soft tissues of these mummies due to the intense cold and ambient dryness at altitudes at which they were found, important human pathologies accompanying life under Inca rule have become accessible to modern techniques (M. C. Ceruti).

Dryness and cold induce some similar specializations, because cold conditions are often desiccating conditions as well.