Sentence examples for dense cold from inspiring English sources

In his theory, the extra snow is creating a dense, cold air mass over northern Asia in the late autumn, setting off a complex chain of cause and effect that ultimately perturbs the vortex.

But in rare moments of lyricism she makes readers long for the momentary bloom of grass on the desert hills in spring and the pervasive smell of paraffin heaters in winter as they struggle in vain against the dense cold of Jerusalem stone.

Quite literally, actually: Stars are born in the cores of dark, dense, cold clouds of dust.

A dense cold plasma from Earth's ionosphere can counter strong solar wind.

We show that modeling of these phenomena can constrain models of the dense cold matter at the cores of neutron stars.

And as lakes soak up more heat from the sun and the air, their waters become more stratified, with the less dense warm water floating on top of more dense cold water.

Frederick's manifestations are extremely tangible: "He is dense, heavy, cold.

This water, which floats on the surface, is less dense, colder and freezes more easily than the sea water below, and when it is struck by storm winds from the continent it forms ice floes.

Warm water expands and takes up more area than denser cold water, so sea level is also higher to the right side of the current, and lower off our coast.

Moreover, denser cold water near the lake will be lifted by underlying hotter water, which needs to boil and bubble to keep the unstable cooler lake suspended.

Because air flows from regions of higher pressure (denser, colder air) to lower pressure (warmer air), these heat imbalances create winds that blow strongly onto the Indian subcontinent.