Sentence examples for crude cold from inspiring English sources

Pasta salads are almost always heavy and crude — cold starch drowned in mayonnaise.

3) The authors should characterize K-fiber stability (even if by just a crude cold assay) after TACC3 overexpression.

Our feeling is that there is density between non-K-fiber MTs but that it is less abundant, since there are fewer MTs running together 2-6 MTs interpolar MTs in PtK1 cells (Mastronarde et al., 1993)—and therefore less interconnectivity of MTs. 3) The authors should characterize K-fiber stability (even if by just a crude cold assay) after TACC3 overexpression.

After the death, Eric Jacobs, Kingsley's biographer, wrote a piece on him so crude and cold, in the opinion of the Amis family, that they fired him as the editor of Kingsley's letters.

Digital equipment converts audio information into sequences of numbers that approximate those waves, but to analog advocates like Mr. Sear, those digital approximations can sound crude and cold by comparison.

Lane 1, crude cell lysate after cold osmotic shock of wild BL21; lane 2, crude cell lysate; lane 3, soluble fraction of the crude cell lysate; and lane 4, insoluble fraction of the crude cell lysate.

(Though, Jay Rockefeller, of the oil Rockefellers, threw some cold crude on her math on Monday night).

That music – presumably accidentally, although possibly as a result of strategy meetings (and why not?) – offers a fusion of quasi-gospel fervour and icy electronics that aren't far off the cold, crude DIY synthtronica of early Human League.

By which I mean that in a climate of blinkered, polarized politics, especially to a young smart-alecky New Yorker, the museum could appear to be a crude instrument of cold war propaganda.

For instance, it is extremely difficult to transport via pipeline waxy crude oil in cold weather.

Transportation of paraffinic crude in a cold environment can result in wax depositions, which are solid deposits, on the pipe wall.