Sentence examples for maintaining the cold from inspiring English sources

This feature precludes the necessity of maintaining the cold chain, making RNA vaccines particularly practical for developing countries.

Although Banerjee says Sudan currently has a good reputation and donor support for maintaining the cold chain, significant losses can be incurred especially if a break in the chain begins higher up in the distribution network.

During TYPE1 cold wave events, a low-level cyclonic anomaly generated over the Indian region as an atmospheric response to the equatorial convective anomalies is seen advecting cold temperatures into India and maintaining the cold waves.

A training manual with over 300 pages on selling into wholesale markets, topics including: calculating return on investment; cleaning, drying, and curing produce; traceability, packing shed design, and maintaining the cold chain.

In return, wives speak to husbands and refrain from walloping them with frying pans, backing a few vodkas and finding a flake of joy in the loins of some passing idiot, while maintaining the cold expression and emotional repertoire of a dead trout.

The thermoelectric voltage was measured against nickel wires with a distance of 10 mm in a home-made device when applying a temperature difference between the micro-ceramic heater (Sakaguchi Ltd. MS 1000) up to 1,273 K, and maintaining the cold end at around 473 K, as reported elsewhere [12, 13, 14].

"What we are doing right now is supplying drugs, vaccines and maintaining the cold-chain system to make sure that children can get the care they have a right to".

A small continuous stage will maintain the cold end at 4 K while the main toroid is recycled.

But following the car crash that claimed the lives of his wife and daughter, Hunter was unable to maintain the cold, scientific gaze of his profession.

He explained that if he maintained the Cold War's "silent confrontation" with China "in the end we would reap a nuclear war.

Such is the precarious balance a tragedian must maintain: the cold, clear vision that sees the evil but is not maddened by it, a sense of the good that is equally clear but refuses the blandishments of optimism or sentimentalism.