Sentence examples for cold series from inspiring English sources

Time zero samples (ZT14) clustered together with samples at 20°C, and subsequent time points from the cold series showed progressively larger separation from time 0, as expected from previous publications [5], [12], [14].

She inventories every room she walks into, setting each scene briskly via visual details that often come in a sharply observed but still ice-cold series of three ("The usual dispiriting mess springs into view: drifts of old newspapers, the undercoated shelves I never got around to painting, the Rothko print in a clip-frame propped by the radiator").

I've found welcome distraction in listening to Len Deighton's superb cold war series about the spy Bernard Samson.

A 'COLD MOUNTAIN' SALE Between 1988 and 1991 Brice Marden produced a group of paintings, drawings and etchings he called the "Cold Mountain" series.

His "Cold Mountain" series, of 1989-91, named for the Chinese poet Han Shan, strives with mixed success to maintain the spontaneity of drawing on a very large scale.

For now, at least, "Southland" is commendably stinting and cold, a series that doesn't aim to please, and is all the more pleasurable for it.

While some have noted how seductive Marden's work has become in the 1990's, Peter Boswell, the senior curator at the Miami Art Museum, argued that "it would be a mistake to assume that the new work is less subtle than the black-and-white images from the Cold Mountain series".

Also, since his last stint in jail, which ended in March, Gucci Mane has released a torrent of mixtapes — "Writing on the Wall," "The Movie 3-D: The Burrprint!" and the three-part Cold War series ("Guccimerica" "Brrrussia," "Great Brrritain"), among others — all brimming with original material.

The Korean War (first in the Cold War series of conflicts) begins two months later.

Bathurst reprised the role in the Cold Feet series, which ran for five years from 1998 to 2003.

Slides were dehydrated in a cold ethanol series and air dried.