Sentence examples similar to freezing principle from inspiring English sources
The freezing method was so successful that most electric ice cream makers for the home have followed the same principle of freezing a tub and then using electricity to power the stirring mechanism.
Early freezing methods were based on the principle that mixing salt with ice results in temperatures well below 0 °C (32 °F).
Whenever a major political party fails to hold the White House, the political pundocracy bemoans that the party is freezing in the political wilderness, with no message or unifying principles.
Despite the cuts, councillors agreed in principle to freeze council tax for 2011-12 subjectoto additional government funding.
"The court's ruling," he said, "recognized the principle that the city may not discriminate against African-American and Latino families by freezing the poorest families out of certain public housing projects".
However, it lost him friends abroad, with several international donors freezing or redirecting millions of dollars of government aid, saying the country had violated human rights and democratic principles.
The break-even principle did not necessarily deal with indebtedness and immediately led to fears it would simply accelerate the process of the clubs with the most revenues getting bigger and freezing out the rest.
To analyze the data, we first searched for correlations between both response variables (i.e. velocity and time spent freezing) using a principle component analysis (PCA) for both test trials (Supporting Information S5).
Such a principle of economic engineering would freeze innovation and progress on the Internet by forbidding the spread of success.
