Sentence examples for uniformly cold from inspiring English sources

The world was no longer uniformly cold and snowy but had multiplied, become variegated: it was simultaneously cold and hot, snowy white but also green and blooming.

Most archaeologists have assumed that Europe was "more or less uniformly cold" during this period, says archaeologist Curtis Runnels of Boston University.

Recent stable isotope studies of Siberian and New World mammoths have shown there were also differences in climatic conditions on either side of the Bering land bridge, with Siberia being more uniformly cold and dry throughout the Late Pleistocene.

Gland volume is an important factor: larger prostates may be more difficult to treat because of the difficulty in achieving a uniformly cold temperature throughout the gland.

The primary load-resistant elements in such framing are the structural panels built with uniformly spaced cold-formed steel studs and covered with structural sheathing.

You don't have to view the Israeli government as uniformly overrun by cold-blooded killers to recognize that their claims demand special scrutiny, especially when the lives of innocent children are being ended.

Three miRNA families (miR168, miR152, and miR2936) were uniformly regulated at four cold stress stages in the two plant cultivars.

We think that the most probable cause for these shifts is factors that can change the overall recombination rate (per year) in a species, affecting all hot spots and cold spots uniformly.

Although the Mozarts' reception had not been uniformly cordial they had been cold-shouldered by the Neapolitan court and the Prince of Thurn and Taxis had snubbed them the Italians had generally responded with enthusiasm.

For the realistic model, three components of ions cold H+, He+, and O+ are uniformly distributed in the simulation space.

Immediately after preparation, slices were stored in ice-cold WE and only the most uniformly shaped slices were selected for incubation experiments.