Sentence examples for cold produced from inspiring English sources

Common sense once told us that the sun moves across the sky and that being out in the cold produced colds.

Disposal of cold produced water by injection can generate thermally induced extensional fracturing, increasing the effective wellbore radius.

Aphids in the cold produced high levels of carotenoids and were green, while optimal conditions resulted in orange aphids that made intermediate levels of carotenoids, and white aphids with almost no pigment appeared in large populations faced with limited resources.

He was the first to demonstrate in public the refrigeration effects of evaporative cooling, a phenomenon he wrote of in "Of the Cold Produced by Evaporating Fluids and of Some Other Means of Producing Cold" (Essays and Observations, Physical and Literary, vol. 2 [1756]).

The cases at both nursing homes involve an illness resembling a summer flu or severe cold, producing stuffy noses and coughs but no fever, although some people have had pneumonia.

So does "The Terminal," a picture taken the day after the storm; it shows a carriage driver watering his horses in the bitter cold, producing great clouds of steam.

Study objectives: There is accumulating evidence that the common cold produces impairments in psychomotor vigilance.

Unusual polar cold produces clouds that could help push ozone losses beyond 2011 mark, releasing extra UV radiation.

I use cake flour and find that chilling the water and keeping the batter cold produces a crisper batter.

For example, exposure to extreme cold produces a marked activation of the sympathetic noradrenergic system in an effort to regulate core body temperature, yet it has minimal effects on the endocrine or hormonal stress response (Goldstein and Kopin 2007).

Drinking this warm soup when afflicted with a cold produces an anti-inflammatory effect and increases movement of nasal fluids, which clears the nasal passages and eases congestion.