Sentence examples for frost cold from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a review of breeding populations derived from races of central Mexico reveals differences between highland and lowland types in photosynthetic rate, growth rate, timing of seedling emergence and flowering, stem color, and tolerance to frost, cold, drought and hail (Eagles and Lothrop 1994).

Along with many other responses, this increase in sugar content helps defend the carrot against frost and cold".

Gear, clothes, and sleeping bags were constantly iced up; on 5 July, the temperature fell below −77 °F (−60 °C) – "109 degrees of frost – as cold as anyone would want to endure in darkness and iced up clothes", wrote Cherry-Garrard.

Low temperature extremes limit plants by frost or cold damage to leaves and buds or the freezing death of whole plants [15].

It would also enable the development of new cultivars with growing seasons and hardiness levels tailored to specific planting zones and sites where these crops cannot currently be grown due to erratic frosts or cold temperatures, thereby increasing the geographic range over which some fruit crops could be produced and expand the production of locally grown fruits and vegetables.

It is said that some seeds don't normally germinate without being subjected to frost-like cold first.

Blend in 1 cup (240 mL) room temperature sour cream for a smooth frosting, since cold sour cream may cool your warm chocolate and cause it to stick together.

He added: "Yet, each season, the frost melts, the cold recedes, the sun reappears.

The world in 1978 * The frost of the Cold War was deep and hard in 1978, with Russia beginning its ill-fated involvement in Afghanistan's civil war.

Ornate decoration would disturb the beautiful visuals of a mint julep -- the iconic coating of frost that icy cold silver produces.

In our imaginations, though, how tempting the union remains — the native Berliner and the starved-looking Briton who would make his home in that city, and put it to such remarkable purpose, amid the frost of the Cold War.