Sentence examples for extremely cold water from inspiring English sources
Swimming in extremely cold water became one of Mr. Novitsky's signature pursuits.
She added that the lobsters are sustainably harvested far out in the North Atlantic, where the extremely cold water and the undersea geology "give them a complex quality".
But those wells were on land and, even in harsh desert conditions, could be repaired by people, not by robots working in extremely cold water at a pressure of 2,300 pounds per square inch.
A natural biological mechanism that is triggered by contact with extremely cold water, known as the mammalian diving reflex, enhances survival during submersion, thus permitting seagoing mammals to hunt for long periods underwater.
They also want to know what will happen as the waters they inhabit continue to get warmer, because it's thought that extremely cold water marine animals can only tolerate a tiny range in temperature, making them particularly vulnerable to global warming.
Contestants from all over the UK turned up to perform in extremely cold waters, which may have given an advantage to local teams who are used to them.
(This is usually known as the 'clathrate gun' hypothesis). The gas is currently locked into a stable bond with the extremely cold waters in the deep oceans.
The model predicts that a 500 kg leatherback would have to have a metabolic rate twice that of our swimming juveniles (four times resting) to keep a body temperature of 20°C in these extremely cold waters.
During extremely cold weather, run water (even just a trickle) on any faucet served by pipes that are exposed to the elements.
We have extremely cold weather which was good, but we have had trees with their feet in water for months and extremely windy conditions.
