Sentence examples for flying cold from inspiring English sources

To prevent heat from the Earth's atmosphere or anything else from contaminating the delicate measurements, the entire instrument array sits in what Dr. Kogut called "a flying cold tub".

As further evidence of the therapeutic effect of cold, H L44,H R388 flies cold-treated as pupae eclosed nearly twice as often as those kept at 24°C, whereas H WT,H WT eclosion was unaffected by cold (Fig. 3A; Table 4).

Some scientists believe that the bats die because the infection forces them to burn precious fuel reserves by flying in cold weather, as opposed to hibernating in caves with their wings wrapped around them, conserving calories and electrolytes.

If you know you're going to be flying over cold areas, dress appropriately, and consider keeping a jacket on your lap.

Multilayered and multicolored, bizarre creatures almost seem to move on the page: flying squid, cold-eyed mackerel and lacy, bioluminescent siphonophores (lighted up like Broadway bulbs).

Contrails form when jets fly into cold and moist air, often when it is combined with a high pressure system.

However, spastin 5.75 flies cold-treated as pupae climbed 46% faster than mutants maintained at 24°C, and when cold-treated as adults, climbed 85% faster.

Detective Oliver fired 31 bullets — more than half of the 50 rounds that were sent flying into the cold November night by panicked police officers.

Their hairier coats can attract more pollen and they can fly at colder temperatures than honeybees.

Before recording deaths from flies under cold stress, flies were given 1 h to recover movement at room temperature.

So the first thing I do after flying is jump into cold water, even during winter.