Sentence examples for considerably colder from inspiring English sources
Simpson also suffered a double bogey at the fifth and, like the weather, he found his putter considerably colder than the previous day.
CryoSat's measurements show that Antarctica – although considerably colder than the Arctic because of its much higher average elevation – is not gaining ice at all.
That is still considerably colder than the temperatures that so-called high-temperature superconductors can work at, but the researchers believe that they can tweak the buckyball crystal to raise the superconducting temperature an additional 80 degrees or more.
Here in a considerably colder clime, many of us walk and even bicycle in the same conditions that are causing such consternation in the regions to our south and east.
He got into difficulty – although 30 miles inland, the river is still tidal at Goole and considerably colder than the Med – and pitched up three miles downstream "on his last legs and colder than an ice tray".
In fact, data indicate that white sharks defend a core body temperature of approximately 26°C in waters down to around 12°C [10], although no data are available offshore where considerably colder temperatures are experienced.
Also most of the cities included in the U.S. study had considerably colder climates than our study cities, and thus would be expected to have weaker cold temperature, and possibly cold wave, effects on mortality.
This also tastes good cold, but it solidifies quite considerably when cold.
The mechanical properties of Type 304 austenitic stainless steel change considerably on cold rolling at room temperature because of the formation of strain-induced α′ martensite phase and work hardening induced by an increase in the dislocation density in the γ phase.
The variability of body temperature increased considerably with cold stress.
There are still problems with raw shellfish, particularly those from the Gulf Coast, but the situation has improved considerably in the colder waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
