"freezing period" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in business contexts to describe a period of time when a company or organization is not allowed to make changes to their employees, services, or policies. For example, "The board of directors has declared a six-month freezing period, during which no new services can be offered."
During the freezing period of the year 1 winter, the soil freezing characteristic curves (SFCCs) were determined in situ in relation to the site-specific data of LSWC and ST and subsequently used for the model calibration.
Our investigation showed that the pattern of soil freezing and thawing depended on soil moisture, land use, and temperature during the freezing period (deep of frost).
The findings indicate a strong positive exponential (in thawing period) and linear (in freezing period) relationship between surface soil organic content (SOC) and soil temperature dynamics in deep soil layers.
A new approach is presented in this study to account for runoff processes on the spring thawing period and autumn freezing period, when runoff generation clearly differs from that of non-permafrost catchments.
The results indicated that, under the current design conditions, a pipe-style culvert shows a more stable thermal regime in the freezing period, while a box-styled culvert showed a more stable thermal regime in the thawing period.
Finally, during the freezing period phase change energy is released and material parameters change as water is transformed into ice, resulting in a slightly higher borehole resistance than at a borehole water temperature of 0 °C.
This disaccharide, which works as a storage carbohydrate, is crucial for the survival of species in dry and freezing periods and under other stress conditions [ 16].
This system was based on storing water during the winter freezing period as an ice block, and then starting treatment during the summer/non-freezing period.
Freezing (freezing point).
However, in general, the measurements presented here took place during dry, non-freezing periods without rainfall.
Phosphorus is present in most cast irons, lowering the freezing point and lengthening the solidification period so that gray irons can be cast into intricate shapes.
