Sentence examples for natural cold from inspiring English sources

For "Titanic," she suggests "exposure to excessive natural cold" and "inappropriate (excessive) parental pressure"; for "Ben-Hur," "non-running track and field events".

Virtually bereft of sunshine, in the early 1900s the chasm was used as a natural cold store by the Ward brothers, who hunted possums for their lucrative fur.

She devotes much attention to film ("The Searchers," "The Natural," "Cold Mountain" and many others), but even reflected in this modern medium, she realizes, the "Odyssey" owes a measure of its allure to its sheer, echoing antiquity.

Seasonal cold storage using natural cold sources for cooling is a sustainable cooling technique.

A refrigeration experimental platform is designed to study the refrigeration effects of natural cold sources.

Part of this is natural: Cold water from the deep ocean upwells along the West Coast, and cold water is able to dissolve more carbon dioxide.

To me it seems a natural cold-weather combination.

In it, scientists randomly assigned more than 500 people — about half with natural colds, and the other half deliberately infected — to receive placebo or zinc lozenges in various doses.

The remarkable preservation, Rybczynski says, likely stems from a coating of iron minerals that helped seal the bones, as well as the natural cold-storage available in the Arctic.

More recently, Z accumulation in darkness has been observed in natural, cold-acclimated oak leaves [ 10] while several papers have confirmed that the de-epoxidation of V can be induced under natural conditions by desiccation [ 11, 12], irrespective of the illumination of photosynthetic tissues.

This trend is so strong that it doesn't feel natural to cold call someone anymore.