Sentence examples for ultra cold from inspiring English sources

Mike was also the "father" of ultra cold neutron (UCN) physics in the UK.

Although quantum memories have been demonstrated in atomic vapors and ultra cold gases, a solid state alternative may better fulfill quantum memories requirements.

The LEM technology employs liquid nitrogen (LN2 °C−196 °C) in a supercritical state to allow for the rapid and controlled application of ultra cold temperatures and efficient freezing of targeted tissue.

This strip, on "ultra cold" explained that in 1860 a Scottish scientist had produced a temperature of almost -40 degrees F. By the last panel we see scientists in the year 2165, looking after two people and their dog laying in tubes while in a state of "cryogenic hibernation," waiting to be brought back to life.

The mechanisms of this molecular based cell death at ultra cold temperatures (<−25 °C) have been shown to differ from the cell death in the periphery in both its time of onset (1 3 h post thaw vs. 6 24 h) and its induction pathway (extrinsic vs. intrinsic).

This means that tissue must be snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen in the operating theater and then transferred to permanent storage at ultra cold temperatures or in media containing RNase inhibitors.

Vaclav Havel is now a co-chairman of the Committee on the Present Danger, a Washington lobby of ultra cold-warriors recycled as cheerleaders for the "global war on terrorism".

His research is in the area of ultra-cold atomic physics.

The material she used was a cloud of ultra-cold sodium atoms: scientifically fascinating, but of little practical use.

"I cannot imagine what will happen to the human brain at that ultra-cold temperature," he told a Chinese news site in September.

Ultra-cold may have been a desirable temperature for movie theaters decades ago when people saw films in part to escape the summer's heat.