Sentence examples for cold experience from inspiring English sources

After the cold experience, which can be given artificially, the plant is said to have been vernalized, or brought to the spring condition.

The other thing that strikes me – besides my fear of the dark – is the glacial chill; hunkered beneath millions of tonnes of limestone rock the cave is a preternaturally cold experience.

Buds can be caused to open prematurely by gibberellin treatment, which, as in the case of vernalization, can sometimes replace a cold experience; moreover, the gibberellin content in the buds of certain woody plants increases during chilling.

"In my old job we had to go outside and take the call, and I'm from Copenhagen, so that's a pretty cold experience half the year".

In the end, what we were told would be a sterile, cold experience became the most romantic time of our lives.

Guests pass through two pre-chambers, which gradually introduces them to the cold experience and reduces the air exchange between the cold sauna and the other rooms.

Or how changes to the jet stream in 2011 accounted for the extreme cold experienced by much of the nation?

Variations in intensity alone do not seem apt for capturing the nature of hot and cold experiences (see below).

Cold experiences are those that vary away from neutral in one direction; our experiences of warmth vary away from neutral in the other (increasing) direction.

Lastly, the exercise intensity (using the Borg Rating of Perceived Exertion Scale RPE) and cold perception (using a visual analog scale VAS cold) experienced during the dive were quantified.

Last year, 2014 was the hottest year ever, even including the cold experienced by the Northeast United States.