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Meanings of cold temperature in anglès
State of low temperature.
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Usage of cold temperature in anglès
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I think our surmise that it requires a cold temperature is correct.
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Ferns, grass, and berry bushes grow there, furnishing undeniable proof of the cold temperature.
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The cold temperature and complex machinery made her shiver.
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Hence we see the importance of dressing infants warmly, and protecting them from exposure to a cold temperature.
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Problem with new record cold temperature Climate detectives have identified the coldest temperature ever recorded in the northern hemisphere.
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Keep the fridge closed: Leave your fridge and freezer closed and sealed, it will keep the cold temperature longer.
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Food with menthol, agonist of TRPM8 which is a cold temperature receptor, also decreased the delay in swallowing reflex.
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The functions of storage are to arrest ripening, retard the development of disease, and furnish a uniform, cold temperature.
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Although the cold temperature threshold of TRPM8 is affected by menthol or pH, ambient temperature has not been reported to affect it.
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The town of Longyearbyen has to send dead bodies from the island due to the cold temperature that doesn't allow bodies to decay.
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The long nights will help to facilitate the cold temperatures, he said.
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Odd how cold temperatures can generate an effect that is uniquely visual.
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The crowd and cold temperatures were no picnic for the Dodgers, either.
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So, why would cold temperatures raise the risk of heart attack?
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I knew cold temperatures can sap battery power in no time.
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Cold temperatures help runners dissipate heat, letting them run faster, longer.