| 词汇 | example_english_freeze |
| 释义 | Examples of freezeThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Is cold and freezes of itself in time. After it has wetted the solid surface, the liquid may be hardened, by freezing it or otherwise. Almost every acre of land has been utilized, rationally planned and arranged or frozen into a nature reserve. In constant contact with ice, its temperature remains close to freezing point. The common organisms of choice to study cryobiosis are tardigrades, which are known to survive freezing to near absolute zero. The evolution of this adaptation was probably driven by the need to prevent the intestinal fluid from freezing, but has since allowed notothenioids to survive. However, the solution does not necessarily have to be above its freezing point as water will still flow before icing over. A similar law may govern freezing in minerals and living organisms. On the other hand, if it is assumed that the field was originally frozen into the sphere, the results are different. Of the 20 samples fed to beetles, 14 contained eggs that had been heated and six contained eggs that had been frozen. In modified freezing, the ranks are frozen at the rank of the last marked relevant document. Consumption and production of methyl bromide was frozen at 1991 levels beginning 1995. Perhaps manufacturers became progressively frozen out of land-based polite society. Antibiotic-resistance characteristics may also be altered by freezing due to changes of the outer membrane. In a couple of cases, the protracted period of wear away amounted to the equivalent of freezing the old plan. Here they could not get the anchors out because the winch was frozen in a lump of ice. Effect of freezing on the infectivity of toxoplasma cysts to cats. Effects of salt concentration changes during freezing on the unfrozen water content of porous materials. Waiting sounds mindless as well, as if it were a state of mental arrest similar to when our computer screen freezes. We have used deposited resistive heaters before to measure the temperature of the heater to estimate the freezing point of solder. Thus, the plasma is frozen in the magnetic field. Permafrost: a guide to frozen ground in transition. Influence of load and heat extraction on moisture transfer in freezing soils. Collected proceedings of the 2nd international conference on contaminants in freezing ground. The zero-cur tain effect: heat and mass transfer across an isothermal region in freezing soil. After freezing, the finer-grained soils also had greater pore-ice content in comparison. Although bioremediation is very much an established methodology in temperate regions, several important issues have emerged concerning the application of the technology in freezing ground. The forum started after the scene about forced labour described above, with the actors frozen in their final positions. The use of shor t-form adjectives is decreasing, while more and more of the survivors are frozen in lexicalized or idiomatic expressions. The clothes under the bunks were soaked or frozen into icy lumps. Consequences of this process in relation to contaminant migration in freezing soils through time are discussed. He insisted on the consumption of fresh meat and to that end froze the blood of the game. Modification of silt microstructure by hydrocarbon contamination in freezing ground. In winter the metabolic rate is depressed and the fish hibernate just above freezing level. The droplet initially freezes due to rapid thermal conduction into the solid. The simulated annealing process lowers the temperature by slow stages until the system ' freezes ' and no further changes occur. Both systems essentially froze into place the structure of medicine that existed when they were established. Temperature is also susceptible to plain language description: hot, warm, tepid, cool, freezing can each be understood as grades. There is difficulty starting, freezing, lack of associated movement and turning en bloc. Short-lived species depend largely on passing the winter as seeds, and have to be tolerant to freezing. Visualization and responses to freezing, low temperature, and dehydration. Osmotic potential was determined by rupturing membranes in the tissue by freezing. According to the freezing model that we use for tabling, we cannot recover the current consumers because they are frozen. Samples were frozen on the day of collection and analysed within two days. We therefore believe that freezing testicular tissues is an efficient method of cytopreservation of spermatogenic cells. We first froze mouse mature testicular tissue, then we injected the thawed spermatogenic cells into oocytes. We also studied the effects of freezing on testicular tissue. The stock solution was frozen in aliquots until used. No similar damage was found in cells frozen by the continuous method, or in the control, non-frozen cells. We are not aware of similar work on the effect of the freezing method on cell fusion and the in vitro development of cloned embryos. Cells subcultured without freezing were used in nuclear transfer as a control. Separation of motile populations of spermatozoa prior to freezing is beneficial for subsequent fertilization in vitro: a study with various mouse strains. Further, the baths on the deck were partially frozen by the cold, so some guano remained compressed in the tread. As soilwater freezes the aqueous phase is excluded from the crystalline ice structure and is concentrated in unfrozen soil-water. The choice of development becomes more determinate; it freezes all the other options, alternatives and possibilities of human development. Immediately afterwards, the samples were assayed with the rapid test and then frozen for further use. In this paper the various phenomena are studied in a series of laboratory experiments in which ice is frozen from aqueous solutions of isopropanol. Egg-rafts were individually collected, and offspring were bred until adulthood, when they were frozen for further analyses. Elevated frequencies of micronuclei in cultured human fibroblasts after freezing and thawing. One, as noted earlier, froze all movement with a fixed gaze for 45 s while the infant very actively attempted to attract the parent's attention. Renouncing search (giving up) manifests itself in freezing, panicky behavior, helplessness, depression, neurotic anxiety; this is maladaptive, regressive, and decreases body resistance. Furthermore, the concentrations of reactants at the microscopic scale may be enhanced at the freezing interface and dramatic acceleration of reaction rates can occur. The second part of freezing ice is called qangutaituq. When these motions are frozen out at low temperature, the intermolecular contacts can ' tighten up ' more than the intramolecular ones. In this way, entropic losses due to the freezing out of side chain rotamers are minimized. The ways by which contaminants in freezing ground disperse and interact with associated ecosystems is a new and challenging field of applied research. We note that this is merely an initial condition since the specific entropy is frozen into the flow. Experimental study of freezing soils contaminated by oil. Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on contaminants in freezing ground. The disadvantage of freezing approaches is that at each successive iteration of feedback a higher proportion of relevant documents are frozen. Many of the points lie above the line, indicating freezing tolerance. They can survive below freezing point in complete darkness and show adaptation to living within permafrost. Viable organisms may well have started to decompose at or above the freezing point of water and 100% moisture. The middle figure shows the dome after 50% of the liquid has frozen. After that, the rulemaker would be frozen into one of the optional political moralities. Uncooked fish are rendered safe for human consumption by freezing. We conclude that these lines had accumulated mutations that made them sensitive to freezing. In our previous study, one line did not regrow from the freezer, and we assumed that we had inadvertently skipped it when freezing transfer 50. Theorem 4.1 does not extend to infinitary binary methods, since the freezing bisimulation equivalence fails, in general, to be a congruence. What is conveyed by (44b) is that the food can be preserved by freezing. Five of them froze to death on shore and another five were lost in the surf. During the last several decades, the complex nature of freezing soils, their thermodynamics, chemistry, and physics have been elucidated. The third workshop concerned the principles and validation of contaminant monitoring in freezing ground and associated ecosystems. We hypothesize the first few seconds are marked by internal pockets of liquid solder that has not frozen, yet. The solder is cooling, but it hasn't frozen, yet. The influence of different equilibration time before freezing and different rehydration methods after thawing was also studied. On the other hand, when we froze immature testicular tissue, many fragments had spermatogenic cells in the seminiferous tubules as they did before freezing. In vitro fertilization capacity of fresh and cryopreserved human spermatozoa: a comparative study of freezing and thawing procedures. A cryoprotection method that facilitates cutting frozen sections of whole monkey brains from histological and histochemical processing without freezing artifact. Survival of rat embryos after freezing and thawing. The acquisition of baseline data for freezing soils is clearly an urgent priority. In addition, a collection of saliva from several different donors was pooled and frozen as a control. In cryobiosis, the organism freezes all of the water within its cells and becomes dormant until more hospitable conditions reappear. At the time of washing, the baths were partially frozen by the cold conditions. The effect of freezing point depression by salts has been ignored for simplicity because we are only interested in the general trend. Skinning and freezing may have contributed to reduced pathogen contamination. Other academic commentators have also recommended a property-based approach to frozen embryos. Serum samples were drawn and frozen for later serological analyses. Studies of bacteria diversity in permafrost (permanently frozen soil) have been limited to identification of viable cultures. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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