Sentence examples for the availability of cold from inspiring English sources

Everyday life is changed by the availability of cold beverages, hot water, frozen fish, screened windows, bottled cooking-gas, or the refrigerator.

First, the incidence of radiation-damping-broadened lines is expected to increase in the near future due to the availability of cold probes, which have very large quality factors Q and due to the increase of the magnetization achievable by high magnetic fields and/or by hyperpolarized species.

As a result it is boosting the availability of cold-weather clothing in January, February and March and warm-weather clothing in August and September.

These coolers based on an evaporative cooling cycle features no moving parts and can be recycled indefinitely pending the availability of a cold heat sink at temperature below 3 K.

The Department of Health, on probing, found that the availability of staff and cold chain equipment were the major differences among the poor and good performing districts besides geographical differences.

Though UIP has improved the availability of vaccines and cold chain management compared to earlier immunization programs, the system has not yet achieved sustained improvement in vaccination coverage in many Indian states [ 2, 3].

Although UIP has contributed to improvement in ensuring the availability of vaccines and maintenance of cold chain requirement, the system is considered to be failing to deliver in many states in terms of coverage.

In the big cities piped water is safe to drink and a happy consequence of this ready availability of cold drinking water is that Iran is not afflicted with the litter of empty plastic mineral water bottles which plagues so many developing countries.

Differences in uptake of precautionary travel health measures between domestic and international students are shown in Table 2. * Pearson's Chi-square test One in five (19.8%, 330/1663) respondents incorrectly indicated the availability of a vaccine for the common cold, while 80.6% (1341/1663) were aware of the availability of an influenza vaccine.

The design of cold forming processes requires the availability of a procedure able to deal with the prevention of ductile fracture.

In a planning document, WHO pointed out multiple logistical issues, including "the ability to safely and securely transport the intervention to the delivery site, the existence of safe and secure storage facilities with appropriate cold chain capacity, the availability of sterile equipment to administer injections".