Sentence examples for outer cold from inspiring English sources

Short-period comets were originally trans-Neptunian objects formed from dust and ice in the outer cold region of the primordial solar nebula.

"Consequently, we think that this material originated in the outer cold solar system".

However; the return back is clearly with a fall in its temperature as a result of being exposed to the outer cold climate; this leads to its retuning to the internal vital organs causing an additional decrease in the internal body temperature causing another situation called Hypothermia which is the decrease in the internal body temperature less than 98.6 F or 37 C.

Water is too volatile to have been present at Earth's formation and must have been subsequently delivered from outer, colder parts of the Solar System.

A second group of corals in present-day seas grows in thickets and coppices that develop banks rather than reefs on the outer, deeper, colder, and darker parts of continental shelves and platforms.

But even though outer space is cold, it is not cold enough to ensure superconductivity, so the entire apparatus has to be kept in a flask of liquid helium.

In his 1961 book, "The Best Remaining Seats," the film historian Ben M. Hall lamented the slow demise of the stately theater: "One by one the stars have blinked out, their tiny bulbs blackened... dead stars in the cold outer space of grimy atmospheric ceilings".

Should all go wrong in one of his reactors and it boils over, he said, the resulting steam would hit the cold outer wall that borders the pool and condense back into water to cool the core.

"You will be drawn in, if you are drawn in, not by desire for gain or ease, but simply because at that moment, when the cup was so near your lips, you cannot bear to be thrust back again into the cold outer world".

In mild weather it was the outer garment; in cold weather it was worn under the tabard (a tunic with or without short sleeves) or chimere (a loose, sleeveless gown); sometimes in the Middle Ages the name chimere was given to it as well as to the sleeveless upper robe.

AGB-winds are driven by radiation pressure onto molecules and dust grains in the cold outer atmosphere.