Sentence examples for practical cold from inspiring English sources

The Games here will be the 19th Winter Olympics, a festival of sometimes odd but largely historical and practical cold weather activities, sports and disciplines.

There is still some debate as to whether practical cold fusion is feasible, given the conditions required to result in a net gain of energy.

Dr. Fleischmann unleashed his penchant for large statements: he said the first practical cold-fusion device would be worth $300 trillion.

The objective of the research is to understand whether shell-like buckling behaviour might be governing in practical cold-formed steel members.

Seedling survival rate can be a more practical criterion for cold tolerance than germination-stage cold tolerance because seedlings are more likely to actually experience cold stress in the field.

Co-star Laurie, who played arms dealer Richard Roper, agreed, saying: "It's based on a novel, we've got to the end of the novel and John le Carré has yet to write another novel, so in cold practical terms, no, we're done".

Although Ni Ti has been recognized as a promising type of shape memory alloys (SMAs) for seismic response mitigation devices in civil structures, its temperature-dependent mechanical behavior prevents its practical use in cold temperature environment.

In this study, ambient temperature (25 °C) was selected just to simulate the shelf life temperature in practical application, and cold storage at 1 °C can most effectively control fruit senescence and maintain fruit quality.

Recent developments in the practical utilisation of cold-formed sections in building construction have taken place on three related fronts.

Consequently, reduction in both the strength and the stiffness of the lapped connections should be allowed for in practical design of cold-formed steel Z sections.

In practical terms, the extended cold has meant that New Yorkers cannot simply stay inside, cursing and waiting out the weather for a day or two.