Sentence examples for frequent freezes from inspiring English sources

You may now enjoy faster operation, better multi-tasking and less frequent freezes and crashes.

Now we had frequent freezing and thawing, and treacherous glazes of thick black ice.

In spite of the mysteriously deleted messages and frequent freezing, Sujit stuck with his Blackberry Curve longer than most of his contemporaries.

MacMillan's frequent freezing technique, in which Prokofiev's music soars while emotion builds in a charged glance or a realization, creates windows for individual touches.

The percentage of HEV RNA positive commercial livers was approximately half that of HEV-positive feces at the time of slaughter, which may be caused by metabolic degradation of the virus in liver tissue or by frequent freezing of livers before they are sold in supermarkets or butcher shops, which may reduce the amount of viral RNA.

Made in a style similar to that of his previous fictional work — shot in rich black and white, with frequent use of freeze frames and nonsynchronous dialogue — and showing the influence of the film essays of Chris Marker and Jean-Luc Godard, it takes as its starting point a real-world event: the disappearance of a salesman named Tadashi Oshima, who left for a business trip and never returned.

Preoperatively, when 'OFF medication', every patient experienced frequent, long duration freezing.

"The natural land cover holds more heat than the agricultural areas, making the freezes less frequent and their durations shorter".

But the trials were ridden with problems: customers complained of short battery life, frequent disconnections and display freezes.

Watermelon granita requires frequent stirring and slow freezing of nothing more than melon, sugar and lemon juice -- a sublime summer slush, as long as you start with perfect watermelon.

The supernatant was aliquoted into Eppendorf tubes to avoid frequent freeze/thaw cycles and frozen at −20°C.