Sentence examples for strictly cold from inspiring English sources

This technique, which was first reported in 2002 by Rusi Taleyarkhan of Purdue University, is not strictly cold fusion since it uses imploding bubbles to generate the high temperatures and pressures which conventional physics requires as a condition for fusion.

It is found that a nonzero temperature makes the possibility of the existence of nondrifting soliton-like solutions, which do not occur in strictly cold plasma.

That may explain why offers like 99-cent hamburgers and 0% financing on cars which appeal strictly to cold common sense–sometimes backfire.

I'm strictly for cold water oysters, so I order Kusshi and Komo Gateway oysters from the Pacific Northwest.

President Medvedev in particular has had a great rapport with Obama, with both viewing themselves as a new generation of leader that does not view the world strictly through Cold War-era lenses.

The moon landing was strictly a cold-war ploy.

These three classes correspond to 'low', 'medium', and 'high' mean survival, where samples are strictly non-cold tolerant (n = 39, <20% survival, <10% standard deviation, s.d)., highly variable/plastic (n = 101, 20 80% survival, ∼20% s.d)., and cold tolerant (n = 48, >80% survival across replicates, and <10% s.d)., respectively (Fig. 2b; supplementary material Table S1).

Occasionally, a neophyte or a surfer with a flimsy suit will tire and need to be pulled to shore, but no one could remember a death brought on strictly by the cold.

- If you live somewhere that's a bit colder than a strictly Mediterranean climate, look into cultivars bred for cold resistance.

The conflict between left and right created by the cold war was strictly ideological.

A strictly reared New England girl takes cold baths for many years, finally graduates to warm showers, then to warm baths.