Sentence examples for freezing phenomena from inspiring English sources
And she explains how a precursor of the movie camera was devised by a French scientist, Etienne-Jules Marey, to investigate human physiology by capturing and freezing phenomena (such as a beating heart) that were too fast for the eye to see, thus revealing the machine-like nature of the human body.
Susceptible MPTP-treated monkeys (Parkinsonian) showed Parkinsonian symptoms, displaying sporadic freezing phenomena and different degrees of bradykinesia and akinesia, while some presented action tremor, paradoxical kinesia and, occasionally, vertical and horizontal saccadic ocular movements.
Measurements extrapolation generally are not recommended at these pressure because it can hide freezing phenomena here documented at temperature of (20 and 30 °CC.
By solving the bioheat transfer equation and considering freezing phenomena, the relationship between the size of the frozen region and the heat transfer coefficient of the refrigerant flow in an ultrafine cryoprobe was derived analytically.
In particular, the latter version allows one to identify the freezing phenomenon with a mechanism of the replica symmetry breaking (RSB) and to elucidate its physical meaning.
Panicked humans do incomprehensible things, like paradoxically undressing in freezing temperatures a phenomenon that could explain why missing people sometimes remove their clothes.
Several times I nearly froze, a phenomenon only acrophobics can understand: essentially, if in a lofty place, you reach a point where you cannot go on or go back.
Because the main freezing elementary phenomena like nucleation and ice crystals growth are strongly related with ice crystal morphology parameters, the controlled nucleation by ultrasound effectively modified notably the primary drying duration.
The methodology presented is shown to be an effective tool for capturing the interface phenomena and freezing interface growth using a single uniform finite element grid.
Then there's the phenomenon known as freezing drizzle — not just freezing-rain lite but water droplets that stay liquid below thirty-two degrees Fahrenheit because they haven't encountered any of the small particles (such as dust or spores) that can catalyze the freezing process.
This variability in motor performance may also relate to the phenomenon of freezing.
