Sentence examples for extent of the cold from inspiring English sources

We plotted temperature anomalies at different levels to see the vertical extent of the cold anomalies.

Consequently, heat production could continue increasing the extent of the cold water plume.

The full extent of the cold weather's effects is still not known.

The type of frozen fish product and the form in which it is produced in a particular country may well depend on the extent of the cold chain as well as on the demands of the consumer.

But all Russian-U.S. agreements, and those reached with the Soviet Union, are to a certain extent relics of the cold war".

Currently production licence areas are often issued based on the expected extent of the reinjected cold water plume on the moment of thermal breakthrough.

Neier argues that the contemporary human rights movement was, to a large extent, an outgrowth of the Cold War, and he demonstrates how it became the driving influence in international law, institutions, and rights.

The rate and extent of conduction of the cold front increases with repetitive exposure, what suggests a progressive increase in thermal conductivity of tissue.

The dependence of strenth on the extent of prior cold work has been analysed in relation to the evolution of microstructure.

The Polar Front marks the northern extent of very cold fresh (low salinity), Antarctic surface water [5].

Because of the biological nature of these grafts, the tunica intima may be injured to some extent by the cold storage, freezing, and thawing processes.