Sentence examples for developed frozen from inspiring English sources
She developed frozen shoulder a chronic form of acute shoulder pain which left her unable to get a full night's sleep.
John M. Fox, a founder and president of the Minute Maid Corporation, which developed frozen orange juice concentrate in the late 1940's and made it popular within a decade, died on Jan . 9in Winter Park, Fla.
This point is best illustrated in cases of calcareous tendinitis of long standing which have developed frozen shoulders.
Given that Disney Theatrical has a Frozen musical in the works AND Walt Disney Animation Studios is already developing Frozen 2 AND a Frozen ride will be opening at Epcot early next year, it's easy nowadays to forget that there was actually a CG Disney Princess which preceded Anna & Elsa.
With that the Soviet ice car was born, becoming just one example of the varied and bizarre creations the Russians have conceived over the years to move into and develop frozen territories.
In contrast, some species from temperate regions are able to develop freezing tolerance in response to low-non-freezing temperature, an adaptive process named cold acclimation.
To date, little is known about the capacities of Brachypodium to cold acclimate and develop freezing tolerance.
This suggests that B. distachyon has stronger constitutive freezing tolerance mechanisms compared with modern cultivated cereal varieties that rely on inducible mechanisms to develop freezing tolerance.
The TIL genes are induced by high and low temperature (LT) and their level of expression is associated with the plant's capacity to develop freezing tolerance (FT).
However, whole-plant freezing tests revealed that these seven diploid accessions only have a limited capacity to develop freezing tolerance when compared with winter varieties of temperate cereals such as wheat and barley.
These researchers postulated that the higher inherited and LT inducible Cbf expression may mean that these Cbf groups are major components for control of wheat to develop freezing resistance.
