Sentence examples for induce chills from inspiring English sources

Warning: This trailer may induce chills.

At the lower end of the pleasure spectrum are mild changes in mood, and at the highest end of the spectrum are intensely rewarding experiences, such as those that induce chills as a physiological response.

As such, pretreatment with ASA appeared to induce chilling tolerance.

Briefly, wild flies were cold stressed at 0°C to induce chill coma, and sampled after 0.25, 3, 6 and 9 h of cold stress (denoted as S025, S3, S6 and S9 respectively).

Allmusic editor Bill Janovitz writes of the song's affecting narrative, stating "The genius, the pathos, and the soul that is Charles oozes into this recording No matter how many times one hears the song, it still induces chills down the spine after the narrator blows any chance he might have had and is left alone at the end".

Cold storage induces chilling injury (CI) disorders in peach fruit (woolliness/mealiness, flesh browning and reddening/bleeding) manifested when ripened at shelf life.

Low-temperature stress causes changes in the accumulation of distinct metabolites in many plant tissue, and changes in the levels of a subset of metabolites in response to preconditioning may contribute to induced chilling tolerance.

Whether science can ever help musicians to induce the chills remains to be seen.

The latter group was thereafter exposed for 4 min to −20°C (in order to quickly induce a chill coma) prior to measuring chill-coma recovery time.

Mr. Assad's backers in Iran, Russia and elsewhere also seem pretty resistant to Obama-induced chills.

Consequently, the general pattern of such acclamatory responses is largely independent of the method used to induce a chill coma.