Sentence examples for considering cold from inspiring English sources

The National Archives are therefore no longer considering cold storage, although the institution's entire collection has been stored in an air-conditioned building at 68 degrees Fahrenheit and 45percentt relative humidity since 1935.

In order to investigate an effect of GGBFS (Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag) on chloride diffusion, 40% of GGBFS replacement ratio is considered for OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) and the GGBFS effect is evaluated considering cold joint and loading levels.

The functional groups that were most significantly affected when considering cold-repressed genes were photosynthesis (p = 1.49E-129), cell wall (p = 1.38E-26) and hormones (p = 4.45E-15).

A third were considered cold; a third were hot.

At least half were collected before 1996, from what are now considered cold cases, she said.

"Modernism is often considered cold and stark and not necessarily domestic," Mr. Tanney said.

Research on the performance of double skin facades mostly considers cold and moderate climates.

Consider "cold fusion": In 1989, two scientists claimed to have achieved nuclear fusion at room temperature, previously considered impossible.

Blood, for example, was associated with the air and considered warm and wet, while melancholy was associated with the earth and considered cold and dry.

His dramas and one long prose work, the Exóristos ("The Exile"), were considered cold and artificial, but his numerous lyrics were admired by his contemporaries.

For a light but satisfying meal during the last days of summer, consider cold Asian noodles, suggests Martha Rose Shulman in this week's Recipes for Health.