However, the rate is fastest in the microstructure containing a mixture of ultrafine and retained cold-worked austenite grains.
As impressive and virtuosic as it is, "Wintuk" retains a cold, corporate sheen that comes off as oddly downbeat and humorless; there are very few laughs, and none from the belly.
Spending vast amounts on redundant technology to retain a cold war totem make us look antiquated and out of touch with the reality of the world today.
In winter, temperature inversion, in which the low depressions retain very cold air while the mountaintops show relatively high temperatures, is a common occurrence throughout the Carpathians.
Their complement of volatiles, retained by cold trapping in ices and on particle surfaces, would be expected to resemble the "sticky" (that is, polar and reactive) gases occluded by solid particles at earlier stages of cooling of the gas cloud but possibly lost during earlier higher temperature phases of Earth's accretion.
Gudsforladt offer up raw, funereal, utterly miserable antifascist black metal from the heart of the empire, occasionally tempering their melodic melancholia with more aggressive up-tempo passages that retain a cold, mournful atmosphere.
As the leading opponent of President Obama's move to restore diplomatic relations with Cuba, Rubio invokes an era before he was born to justify retaining a Cold War freeze on trade with our Caribbean neighbor.
In the future, the brain as well as the carcass must be retained in cold storage until the test results are known.
The more full your freezer is, the more items there are to retain the cold and keep the overall temperature down.
Store as much water and fluids as you can in your fridge so that if the power goes out, it will retain the cold longer; hopefully in time for the power to turn back on.
