Sentence examples for insulated cold from inspiring English sources

The current research explores both experimentally and theoretically the thermal performance of transported insulated cold storage packages that can keep products at a low temperature.

Special features included composting toilets, a solar hot water tank, an insulated cold box that negated the need for a refrigerator, and a wood stove.

Two different sets of analyses are conducted by assuming an insulated cold heat exchanger (CHEX) and by defining an artificial cooling load in the CHEX.

The polecat is a good swimmer, but its fur is not as well insulated against cold water as the American mink's; while a mink will take 118 minutes to cool in a water temperature of 8 °C, the polecat cools down much faster at 26 28 minutes.

Adult Slider turtles commonly hibernate at the bottom of icebound water bodies being largely insulated against cold air.

Exposure to cold temperatures can decimate a mountain pine beetle population, but if there is deep snow accumulation a greater proportion of the colonised tree will be insulated against cold temperatures, thus enabling greater survival.

The most important function of hair in mammals is that of insulating against cold by conserving body heat.

"Give your radiators some TLC by regularly bleeding them and boosting the heat of those on outside walls with reflector boards – or tin foil if you're broke," says Angus Middleton, a director at the environmental agenc7 Renaissance Regeneration, who adds that insulating both cold and hot pipes can reduce heat losses, especially if pipes go through hallways.

Its grayish coat mostly consists of dense underfur which insulates against cold weather.

The dense underfur, which accounts for almost 90% of the coat, insulates against cold weather and is composed of 2-3 cm long hairs.

This was a debilitating, jaw-clenching, "I can't even remember how many layers I'm wearing, but I know that it doesn't matter because there is no warmth left in my body to insulate anyways" cold.