Sentence examples for comparatively cold from inspiring English sources

And after the radical intimacy of the sound in the penthouse, the acoustics in Alice Tully Hall were sometimes comparatively cold, the textures muddled.

In this study, the result verified this conclusion, as more strains were detected from October to April (when the weather was comparatively cold in Shanghai).

There is increasing evidence that such small spots with a favourable microclimate existed in the periglacial area of central Europe [ 19] and were presumed to have provided refuges for comparatively cold resistant snail species [ 7].

He said G-20 attendees found it specifically "unnerving" that Trump would walk over and sit down alone, at length, with Putin ― and that the pair demonstrated a collegial body language that departs from the president's comparatively colder behavior with traditional U.S. allies.

If the Neanderthals evolved in comparatively frigid Europe, it is possible that they were "cold-adapted," as their rather stocky frames might suggest.

Once emplaced in this comparatively shallow and cold environment, the magma solidifies by crystallization and further gas release (second boiling).

These soils have been well-studied in Maritime Antarctica, and comparatively neglected in the cold, dry polar Antarctica.

This could be attributed to the absence of cold work strengthening, comparatively low surface microhardness and increase deformation mechanism in material surface layer caused by low temperature heating.

In this study, the transcriptome of the CT introgression line (IL) K354 and its recurrent parent C418 under cold stress were comparatively analyzed to explore the possible CT enhancement mechanisms of K354.

On the other hand, O. pardalina inhabiting cold running waters with comparatively stable thermal conditions may not require such tight hsp70 cluster organization and, hence, underwent dispersal and pseudogenization of a few hsp70 copies in the process of evolution.

Mineralogical studies show that a young and warm oceanic plate would be dehydrated at relatively shallow depths, whereas an old and cold plate remains hydrated at the comparatively deep levels where tectonic tremors are thought to originate (Peacock [2009]).