Sentence examples for effects of frost from inspiring English sources

Any attempt to resurrect the mammoth faces an elephantine gauntlet of challenges, including the DNA-shattering effects of frost and time, and the rather unhelpful reproductive tract of the eventual surrogate parent the elephant.

The results presented in this paper reflect interactions with the display case and its air curtains and predict local and overall effects of frost accumulation, to facilitate optimization of the larger display case system.

The obtained results show that the standard spacing factor L ⩽ 0.20 mm fails to guarantee that 100percentt of the paste volume is protected against the harmful effects of frost, which is the basic assumption in the Powers spacing factor model.

We investigated the effects of frost using scenarios including a moderate (scenario Ha) or strong frost effect (scenario Hb) on the LAI.

The initial increases of the frosting curves were ascribed to that the positive frost effect of increased surface roughness surpassed both the negative frost effects of increased frost layer thermal resistance and reduced fan-supplied airflow rate due to frost blockage.

In regions of cold winters, many pile foundations are in ground subject to seasonal freezing and, therefore, possibly subject to the damaging effect of frost heaving, which tends to displace the pile upward and thus to disturb the foundation of the structure.

"The flames were unmanageable, and the crowd, including the firemen, appeared to look on with the apathy of despair....If another fire should break out before the firemen have recovered from the fatigues of the last two nights, and the engines and hose to be repaired from the effects of the frost, it would be impossible to arrest its progress".

On the other hand, authors have previously confirmed the effects of melted frost and metal energy storage on system defrosting performance.

ECCs demonstrate tight crack width and development of these cracks in fact increase ability of ECCs to resist effects of hot, frost and humid weather conditions besides its low permeability coefficient and higher resistance to steel corrosion compared to other common substitutes.

Finally, the effect of lateral tie reinforcement is investigated numerically, and its effects on frost damage itself, as well as the residual seismic performances are discussed in detail.

The new sample was also tested under different frosting conditions to study their effects on frost formation.