Sentence examples for quick freezes from inspiring English sources

All suspicious incoming archives are deposited here and subjected to an alternating series of quick freezes (at minus twenty degrees centigrade) and gradual thawings, so as to protect against mold, insects, and any other living organisms that may have inhabited the late archivist's living quarters.

By the 1920s Clarence Birdseye had developed two processes for freezing fish based on his quick freezing theory.

Quick freezing owes its present position largely to Clarence Birdseye, an active and inventive man now nearing sixty.

And quick freezing means smaller ice crystals and a smoother texture than you usually get in unstirred ice cream.

"Before, we used to purchase IQF [individually quick frozen] fish which is frozen in China," says Samantha Price, sustainability manager at Plymouth.

That week, through several days of rain and clouds, they'd been bundling up for warmth, boiling quick freeze-dried meals, and skipping movies at night.

Birds Eye was founded after Clarence Birdseye, an American explorer and scientist, spotted the preservative effects of quick freezing on a hunting trip 100 years ago.

Over the last seven years, most of them have adopted the "individual quick freezing" method -- a meal's ingredients are separated and spread out on a sheet before they get a blast of cryogenic gas.

When Prague Spring came to a quick freeze with the Russian invasion of 1968, Brodsky found himself banished to theater work and occasional television appearances, but he made a comeback in the title role of "Jacob the Liar," Frank Beyer's 1974 East German film, for which he won best actor at the Berlin Film Festival.

Two refrigerators had "quick thaw" compartments and three refrigerators had "quick freeze" capabilities.

Recently, several manufacturers of domestic refrigerators have introduced models with "quick thaw" and "quick freeze" capabilities.