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- Dictionaryfreezing/ˈfriːzɪŋ/
adjective
- 1. below 0°C: "strong winds and freezing temperatures" Similar Opposite
noun
- 1. the freezing point of water (0°C): "the temperature was well above freezing"
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9 hours ago · Scaling of turbulence spectra measured in strong shear flow near the Earth’s surface. T Mikkelsen, S E Larsen, H E Jørgensen et al. A new interpolation equation in the ITS-90 subrange from the triple point of water to the freezing point of indium. Kang Lan, Lide Fang, Ying Wang et al.
9 hours ago · The reaction was initiated by adding 0.5 mM RuBP into the reaction buffer at 25 °C and allowed to proceed for 60 min, then terminated by rapidly freezing using liquid nitrogen.
9 hours ago · (3)An application for a freezing notice (other than a telephone freezing notice) must be in writing in the form prescribed by the regulations and must be made by the applicant in person.
9 hours ago · “Whilst millions of people are facing a winter of freezing in their heat-leaking homes, oil and gas executives will be celebrating. Rather than properly fund a home insulation scheme for those unable to afford it, this announcement essentially uses taxpayer money to subsidise the continued lifespan of the fossil fuel industry.
9 hours ago · Ibañez said that the experimental dilution and cryo freezing and thawing of semen from Philippine Eagle “Sinag” proved that their procedures were very successful at reviving active sperm cells after only a few minutes of thawing.
9 hours ago · Yet with these reinforcements comes a ‘freezing’ of perspectives: the EOC can be understood as a type of social representation whereby the combination of ideas, thoughts and feelings of many individuals become ‘an object for a social group’ (Wagner et al., 1999, p. 96).
9 hours ago · receipt and freezing of specimens, it is very important that these be recorded on this form by both the phlebotomist and laboratory technician. The laboratory technician(s) processing VATS specimens and
