Sentence examples for narrow freezing from inspiring English sources
The univariant eutectic had a narrow freezing range and a similar spacing to the invariant eutectic at the same velocity.
Scientists say the tapping season — the narrow window of freezing nights and daytime temperatures over 40 degrees needed to convert starch to sugar and get sap flowing — is on average five days shorter than it was 50 years ago.
Around 2,000 of us, starting in waves, set out to complete either one or two 5km laps whose 30 obstacles required us to wriggle through narrow tunnels awash with freezing mud, leap through a bonfire, climb walls of giant bales, slide into an icy pond, scramble up near vertical mudslides, wriggle on our faces under giant webs of heavy netting, and much else besides.
Their narrow, steep driveway froze and refroze.
Because freezing involves a narrowed focus of attention, opening the focus of attention can function to dissipate the freeze state or to limit it to shorter time frames.
The Freezing of Gait Assessment Course reliably detects freezing of gait given its episodic nature and dependence on environmental factors and includes elements like 'walking through a narrow door', 'turning in tight space' and 'dual tasking' that are well-known to provoke freezing of gait.
Others died in flight and fell onto frozen lawns and narrow roads in and around Griggstown, a historic community in central New Jersey.
And restricting it to those who died from bullets or the noose seems too narrow: what about those who starved or froze to death while being deported?
Specific effects, such as anomalous narrow channel effect, freeze-out in Lightly Doped drain (LDD) regions or quantization of the inversion charge, are observed at low or intermediate temperature.
