freezing造句

protection against cold and freezing conditions

Tonight the temperature will fall to 3 degrees below freezing.

Nighttime temperatures in winter often drop below freezing.

Raw spray whiplashes the skiff, freezing as it strikes .

The new steps include travel restrictions and freezing assets.

I must put a warm pullover on because I'm freezing.

People can even develop hypothermia at temperatures above freezing if it's raining.

Once that heat release has cooled the ocean to its freezing temperature, sea ice forms again.

The hospital is freezing staff appointments as part of its cutbacks.

It was freezing. The crew wore bulky winter coats and warmed their hands with their breath.

Any questions about those freezing point depression and boiling point elevation. Yes.

Tens of thousands of newly-born Adelie penguins are freezing to death recently as freak rain storms are hitting Antarctica.

Hearing ‘Global Warming’ and thinking ‘freezing to death’ would be like hearing ‘Steve Jobs’ and not thinking ‘black turtleneck’.

Mother's love is not a freezing point in life, but a moving river, which creates beautiful emotions in our life.

The processing of egg products includes breaking eggs, filtering, mixing, stabilizing, blending, pasteurizing, cooling, freezing or drying, and packaging.

The winter was so bitterly cold that the duckling swam about in the water to keep himself from freezing.

Banking crisis of the sort that affect a large part of the world, slowing global economic growth, freezing finance and crimping international trade, are mercifully rare.

In its liquid state, nitrogen is used for food freezing, plastic and rubber deflashing and grinding, cooling, metal treating, biological sample preservation, pulverization, and other temperature-related applications.

The abrupt departure was apparently precipitated by a Securities and Exchange Commission court order freezing the firm's assets because of allegations of fraud.

Seeds must be stored at minus 20 degrees Celsius, that is, well below freezing, and plants that rely on cryopreservation must be far colder.

The glycogen of animal tissues, especially liver is rapidly depolymerized to D-glucose after slaughter, and immediate deep freezing is required to preserve the glycogen.

The parties also agreed to authorize the Working Group to convene a meeting as early as possible to discuss the scope, duration, verification and corresponding measures of nuclear freezing.

SOME fish have special proteins in their blood to stopthem from freezing to death—a remarkable evolutionary trait made no less so bythe fact that biologists have known about it for some time.

The freezing of EU funds was the “right” sanction, he admits. But the EU should think of another way of delivering money, he says, bypassing the government in Sofia if need be.

So, you assign values to very specific states of matter and call those the reference points for your temperature. For instance, freezing of water or boiling of water, the standard ones.

Not only did she manage to brave the freezing conditions at the premiere of Aaron Johnson's latest film Kick-Ass, she managed to hold her own in the glamour stakes too.

In order to solve the problem of outlay of training militiaman and regular army,Wan Anshi suggestted the Emperor of Shenzong to carry out the system of the salary-freezing of absent lifeguard which had effect in some degree on the military construction of Northern Song later.

According to the principle of HACCP, We have made hazard analysis to each procedure of process freezing surimi, determined the central control points and established critical limits and a monitoring system for each CCP, and therefore provided the quality assuring systems for production.