Sentence examples similar to the demand of cold from inspiring English sources
The demand of cold-active pectate lyases is increasing due to their ability to retain the palatability and nutritional characteristics of food products.
The present paper introduces the concept of solar cooling as a major issue in the valorization of the solar source in front of the challenge represented by the worldwide growing demand of cold.
Until 30 years ago, in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa, the language of politics was cast in terms of nationalism or the demands of the cold war.
But even those who thought Ronald Reagan's rhetorical flourishes well suited to the demands of the cold war era have reason to think that President Bush's rhetorical approach is a mistake.
Originally designed to meet the demands of the Cold War, hunting out nuclear missile submarines as well as ships, they have since been kitted out to perform reconnaissance roles.
In this regard, harvesting solar energy to meet domestic hot water demand of cold regions is attempted as an alternative design solution.
According to her family and friends, she was driven to her death partly because she was "exhausted" by the constant demands of cold calls and direct mail from charities, many of which she had supported over the years.
With soil heat storage technology, the solar energy stored in soil under greenhouse can be utilized to reduce the energy demand of extreme cold and consecutive overcast weather in winter.
They seemed strangely silent in such harrowing times when the fundaments of decent civilisation were being set at nought throughout the western hemisphere at the multiplying demands of the cold war.
In his Farewell Address he warned against the rise and power of "the military-industrial complex," but his successors ignored him amid the perceived demands of the Cold War.
One of the important issues in the future is how ground heat control can meet the demands of the environmental and engineering stabilities in cold regions.
