People are either feeling super sensitive or extremely cold today.
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It was extremely cold in the Moline area this week.
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First of all, the lake is thought to be extremely cold.
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I live in an apartment, currently an extremely cold-ass apartment.
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But its batteries quickly wore out in the extremely cold weather.
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The dormitories are unheated, though it is extremely cold even in spring.
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We carried Einz and put her down into an extremely cold capsule.
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At risk of stating the blindingly obvious, the chamber was extremely cold.
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Nevertheless, it's still going to feel extremely cold on Thursday and Friday.
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How long you can stay in extremely cold temperatures before getting frostbite
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"During this time I got extremely cold, exhausted and my feet were frozen".
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There's extremely cold days and spectacularly hot ones with very little in between.
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And of course, it needs to be served alongside an extremely cold beer.
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Once made, the liquid air is stored in an extremely cold "vessel", Nelmes added.
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When some types of matter are extremely small or extremely cold, they behave differently.
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The winter of 1916-17 was extremely cold, and trenches were flooded, sometimes waist-high.
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The experiment works best with extremely cold air, and we certainly had that on Wednesday.
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Word of the Day : extremely cold _________ The word gelid has appeared in two articles on NYTimes.
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The failure was apparently complex, involving an elaborate interplay of materials in an extremely cold propellant tank.
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Each unit is designated by labels with specially designed adhesive to withstand extremely cold temperatures for decades.
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It was extremely cold and eerily silent; not even the humming of fluorescent lightbulbs could be heard.
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Sea smoke rose from Lake Michigan in Chicago, caused by extremely cold air blowing over warmer water.
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Remember how it got extremely cold in the Midwest and East Coast at the end of last year?
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When an officer from the Mount Vernon Police Department arrived, he discovered an "extremely cold" Yusef, officials said.
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Anyway, -40 is cold extremely cold for us humans, but from a chemistry standpoint, it rates as merely brisk.
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The pressure is intense, there is little oxygen or food, it's extremely cold, and no sunlight reaches these places.
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However, this requires a lot of planning, as the extremely cold water temperatures and salinity make it more difficult.
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Of course, people also get blue lips if they are extremely cold or have been at a high altitude.
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Winter in Eastern Europe is known for its extremely cold temperatures, making daily commutes and grocery runs even harder.
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Sometimes, there will be a weather advisory recommending that people stay indoors just because of the extremely cold temperatures.
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It needs to be extremely cold and extremely dry for several days for such extreme lows to emerge, Scambos explained.
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Lately, the weak polar vortex has featured a main center over Eurasia, where it has been extremely cold and snowy.
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At the same time, odd jet stream behavior seems to have helped push an extremely cold air mass over Siberia.
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The weather may also be a factor: Using the iPhone in extremely cold temperatures can temporarily decrease its battery life.
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As for how exactly this worked, I can tell you it involves qubits and subatomic levels and extremely cold temperatures.
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In Russia, valvometers were submerged in the Barents Sea, an extremely cold environment where companies avoids sending personnel to conduct maintenance.
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Rewind to late January: a wide swath of the U.S. was plagued by the extremely cold temperatures of a polar vortex.
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On top of the raging water, Cannon warned that the water was extremely cold due to snowmelt coming off the mountains.
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The lunar probe "woke up" in late August from a dormant state because of extremely cold night weather and resumed exploration.
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Mars: It's like Earth, except half the size, extremely cold, exposed to high doses of radiation, and bereft of breathable air.
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They tow the second boat, an inflatable dinghy with flimsy plywood baseboards that's crammed from pontoon to pontoon with extremely cold people.
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Baker provided similar details about what's expected in Massachusetts, saying the state expects sleet, rain and extremely cold temperatures along the coast.
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The extremely cold temperatures are a result of a split in the polar vortex, the cold air circles around the Earth's poles.
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That makes the body produce what are known as "cold shock proteins" designed to help the body survive in extremely cold conditions.
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The probe also discovered interesting things about the planet's atmosphere: it was extremely cold, with a composition primarily of hydrogen and helium.
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As a result, these shaded regions can get extremely cold, causing the nitrogen gas in Pluto's atmosphere to freeze into surface ice.
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You will notice how the lighting and mise-en-scène—just like, as we will soon discover, Omarion's heart—is extremely cold.
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This sock is specifically designed for use in extremely cold conditions, blending warmth, moisture-wicking, comfort, and durability in a single package.
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Qubits fail a lot, and they need to be kept at extremely cold temperatures — a fraction of a degree above absolute zero.
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A polar vortex has caused extremely cold winds to sweep across the country, promising record-low temperatures, with highs still well below freezing.
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Most of the region will be dealing with extremely cold temperatures until the weekend, so don't look for a quick melt, Kines said.
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Brown explains that the ice cream mixture rushing towards an extremely cold gas in a (mostly) closed environment causes a Joule-Thomson effect.
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For good reason -— quantum computers must be stored at extremely cold temperatures (as in, around 200 times colder than outer space, Welser said).
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The report details how he was subjected to constant music, sleep deprivation, stripped down to his diaper and placed in an "extremely cold" cell.
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On a physiological level, cryolipolysis works by sucking up body tissue, exposing it to extremely cold temperatures, and freezing fat cells, Dr. Matarasso says.
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Ozone is most depleted over the Antarctic because of the extremely cold clouds that form in the wintery polar vortex at the South Pole.
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In addition to keeping skin covered, the National Weather Service in Iowa reminded people to cover their mouths to protect from extremely cold air.
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The details: The floods have resulted from a series of events including an extremely cold winter that allowed a thick snowpack to pile up.
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And it shows that life may have found a way to survive in an extremely cold and unfriendly environment deep within the Solar System.
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Only if, for some reason, it was extremely cold or warm, then you would have a large prediction error and you would wake up.
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Besides the gusts, the extremely cold temps — from the upper teens to the low 222s — made fighting the fire a challenge for first responders.
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However, temperatures in the upper atmosphere in that area are extremely cold, down to around minus-60 degrees Celsius, or minus-76 degrees Fahrenheit.
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It's also very quick, so you're not waiting around for ages while the picture comes out, which is helpful as it was extremely cold.
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So a spell of extremely cold weather like the recent one is rare, about 15 times rarer than a century ago, the scientists said.
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How it works: You strip down, but leave extremities covered, and stand in an extremely cold liquid nitrogen chamber for up to three minutes.
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Parts of her stomach were also removed due to tissues being burned by the extremely cold temperature of the liquid nitrogen, the lawsuit stated.
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Kenn Borek, which has the moto "Anywhere, Anytime, Worldwide," provided two Twin Otter planes that fly at extremely cold temperatures and can land on skis.
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De Beers CEO Bruce Cleaver said in a telephone interview extremely cold weather in December had caused "teething troubles", but the project was on track.
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"In extremely cold temperatures they will not operate as efficiently," said Eileen Wysocki, an administrator at Holy Cross Energy, a rural electric utility in Colorado.
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How does an extremely cold climate determine the type of person who commits to stay and live there, or who moves there from another place?
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He mentioned one company called Highview Power that uses extremely cold temperatures to turn air into a liquid, which is then stored in insulated vessels.
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Europe saw at least a 50% reduction in the frequency of extremely cold winter days from 1950 to 2018, one team of climate scientists found.
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Temperatures more than 3 degrees below the average are considered extremely cold and temperatures more than 3 degrees above the average are considered extremely warm.
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Cryotherapy, the application of extremely cold temperatures to the body, is often used by athletes who submerge themselves in ice-cold water for about 10 minutes.
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SpaceX uses extremely cold liquid propellants loaded just prior to blastoff to increase the rocket's power so it can fly back to Earth and be reused.
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It was extremely cold outside, so we put leather gloves on under our black plastic gloves when we had to put our hands on the animal.
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But during extremely cold weather, more than usual descend into the subway, open and heated 24 hours a day, and transform its trains into rolling shelters.
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Kuiper Belt objects are extremely cold remnants from the formation of the solar system that orbit on the edge of it, incredibly far from the sun.
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The company uses extremely cold liquid propellants loaded just prior to blastoff to increase the rocket's power so it can fly back to Earth and be reused.
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It was dark, extremely hot in the crater left by the asteroid and extremely cold everywhere else -- conditions that made it impossible for most life to thrive.
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Epic Gardening recommends the Snow Joe Pellets because the reviewer was impressed by the speeds at which it melts snow and ice, even in extremely cold temperatures.
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On Earth, this kind of ice is too brittle to support large mountain ranges, but on Pluto, these mountains can grow high thanks to extremely cold surface temperatures.
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DeDios and Thayne were pulled from the raging water (also extremely cold due to snowmelt coming off the mountains) and taken to Utah Valley Hospital in critical condition.
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So stay in the air conditioning, keep yourself hydrated and — if you can — cool down with one of these books, which are all set in extremely cold places.
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He said he would like to see this research conducted under extremely cold and dry conditions that mirror Mars's atmosphere to see if the results would hold up.
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He mentioned one company with offices in Brooklyn, New York, that uses extremely cold temperatures to turn air into a liquid, which is then stored in insulated vessels.
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These regions can be extremely cold, down to -261.67 Fahrenheit (-163.15 Celsius)—the only heat they receive is the heat from reflected sunlight and from the celestial bodies themselves.
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Rosetta and its mission Ground control believe the probe is probably ice-free, but most likely "covered in dust" and unable to function due to the extremely cold environment.
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Every winter, an extremely cold pool of air forms over the Arctic and is normally trapped in the polar vortex, a gigantic circular weather pattern around the North Pole.
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The same is true of devices running in extremely cold or hot weather, as evidenced by a recent kerfuffle with the iPhone X shutting down randomly in freezing temperatures.
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The Vibram outsole is strong and provides great traction on icy surfaces, plus, these boots can handle extremely cold temperatures as low as -20°C, which is -4°F.
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"There is absolutely no doubt that the current extremely cold weather has further demonstrated the need for the Department of Energy's Grid Resiliency Pricing Rule," said spokesman Gary Broadbent.
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A third employee, Hai June Bencebi, remembered it became "extremely cold" in the jail about two days before Martin Luther King's Birthday, when temperatures in New York were plummeting.
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Flights are discouraged between February and October due to the extremely cold and dark conditions, the only lighting for the landing being provided by the moon and the aurora australis.
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NBC News reports that it's important to drink water or other hydrating beverages when it's extremely cold outside because you're more likely to forget to since you don't feel hot.
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In Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Madison, Des Moines, Green Bay, Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit and Chicago, the cold will peak between Tuesday and Thursday, but it will remain extremely cold throughout the week.
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In Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Madison, Des Moines, Green Bay, Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit and Chicago, the cold will peak between Tuesday and Thursday, but it will be extremely cold throughout the week.
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She also began getting chronic dental infections and developed Raynaud's disease, a disorder that causes hands and other extremities to feel extremely cold and turn white, blue and/or red.
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Add wind to the extremely cold temperatures and much of the upper Midwest will see wind chill values of minus-35 to minus-55 during the middle of next week.
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Similarly, in Toronto, where temperatures are expected to drop into the single digits this week, Chief Matthew Pegg said his firefighters are trained to fight fires in extremely cold conditions.
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The findings suggest that the supervolcano had to wake up from an extremely cold state, raising questions about how a solid ocean of magma could melt and mobilize so rapidly.
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"Including volcanic forcing in climate models can account for the cooling, and we estimate it increases the likelihood of the extremely cold temperatures by up to 100 times," Schurer said.
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Along with most of North America, the nation is experiencing more unusually hot days and nights and fewer extremely cold days and nights, the US Climate Change Science Program reported recently.
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Not only did Thapa and Pandey claim to have achieved room temperature superconductivity, but they did it using gold and silver, which have never demonstrated superconductivity even at extremely cold temperatures.
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SoCalGas has also urged consumers to reduce gas use, especially when temperatures are extremely cold, and has worked with electric grid operators to limit the amount of gas power plants burn.
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The cancellations came after CMS Energy Corp made an emergency appeal to users late on Wednesday to conserve natural gas following a fire at a compressor station and extremely cold weather.
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The trip was intended to test out how well the Air handled in extremely cold temperatures (-18 degrees Fahrenheit), as well as to film it looking badass in a stunningly beautiful landscape.
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The procedure is ideal for SpaceX, though, since the company uses extremely cold propellants, and fueling the vehicle just before takeoff limits the propellant from warming up too much and boiling away.
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Subfreezing temperatures New York, Washington and Boston had extremely cold temperatures Saturday, with the wind chill ranging from minus 10 to minus 35 degrees in some locations from Pennsylvania up into Maine.
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" Last month, in a tweet that was largely seen as mocking global warming, Trump commented on extremely cold temperatures in the Midwest, writing, "What the hell is going on with Global Warming?
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The filament, called G82.65-2.00, is made up of dust and gas which is currently extremely cold—just above absolute zero at about -434 degrees Fahrenheit, with the coldest regions shown in blue.
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Climate-change deniers have, over the years, accused scientists of changing the term—from global warming to climate change—because people were starting to catch on that it still gets extremely cold sometimes.
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The helium in the COPV got so extremely cold that it may have caused the trapped liquid oxygen to solidify, according to SpaceX, which would have increased the chances of ignition due to friction.
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Extremely cold, record-breaking temperatures are settling across parts of the Midwest after a powerful snowstorm pounded the region overnight Monday, and forecasters are describing the subzero weather on the way as potentially life-threatening.
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As Judge Fletcher noted in just a few examples on Tuesday, the lights are left on all night long, the facilities are overcrowded to the point of absurdity, and the buildings are kept extremely cold.
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From there, the isotopes will be further cooled down by an electromagnetic "knife" device that will slice off the hottest, most active atoms, causing the remaining material to be almost motionless—and thus, extremely cold.
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The southward-moving airflow latched onto the (by now extremely) cold air over the weekend and brought it southward, much like food on your dinner plate starts sliding off if you suddenly tilt the plate.
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As the polar vortex brought frigid conditions down into the middle of America, so, too, did it bring extremely cold temperatures to a pair of NFL games that had players and fans alike bundled up.
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The authority's heating problems came into sharp relief during a period of extremely cold weather in January, which Ms. Olatoye said was the longest stretch of days with temperatures below freezing in nearly 60 years.
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"Indeed, even on ancient Mars, when it was wet enough for rivers some of the time, the rest of the data looks like Mars was extremely cold and dry most of the time," Kite said.
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"Conditions in US detention facilities, which include forcing children to sleep on cement floors, open toilets, constant light exposure, insufficient food and water, no bathing facilities, and extremely cold temperatures, are traumatizing for children," the AAP wrote.
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Understanding how a quantum computer is different requires a philosophical leap: accepting the notion that a single object can behave like two separate objects at the same time when it is either extremely small or extremely cold.
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Article of the Day Article: On Alaska's Coldest Days, a Village Draws Close for Warmth Before Reading Have you ever been to an extremely cold and remote place, far removed from most people, highways or a city?
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Now in Houston, the mirror will go through cryogenic testing in a vacuum chamber, to simulate the extremely cold temperatures that the JWST will have to deal with at its final location — 1 million miles away from Earth.
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It recently finished up its latest testing round at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, where it was placed inside a giant cryogenic vacuum chamber and subjected to extremely cold temperatures, to simulate the frigid environment of space.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Some 36,000 homes and businesses in British Columbia lost power due to ice storms in western Canada on Saturday, and workers rushed to restore service before nightfall as forecasters predicted extremely cold temperatures across the nation.
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Despite the insufficient amount of ice with which I packed it, everything inside stayed extremely cold, I think in thanks to the generously insulated lining, which gives one the impression that there's hardly any room in the cooler.
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How it works: The probe will encounter incredibly hot temperatures of up to 2,500°F as it travels close to the sun, and extremely cold temperatures on the other end of its orbit as it travels near Venus.
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"They're coming in at risk from that, and then a lot of them develop illnesses in detention because they are coming from a very warm climate into an extremely cold place filled with people and circulated air," Schwerin said.
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Sub-freezing temperatures in the Northeast New York, Washington DC and Boston will be waking up Saturday to extremely cold temperatures, with the wind chill ranging from minus 10 to minus 35 in some locations from Pennsylvania up into Maine.
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Extremely cold temperatures are known to trigger a host of bodily defenses; the heart beats faster as the body struggles to stay warm, and blood vessels constrict, which leads to lower blood pressure and leaves extremities more susceptible to frostbite.
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Colin O'Donnell, Intersection's chief technology officer, said the tablets have been exposed to extremely cold (-4°F) and hot (104°F) temperatures, and testers have crashed cars into the kiosks to ensure they can withstand life on New York's unpredictable streets.
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When the weather turns extremely cold in New England, power and gas prices can spike quickly because most consumers use gas to heat their homes and businesses and most of the region's electricity usually comes from gas-fired power plants.
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They also want to know what will happen as the waters they inhabit continue to get warmer, because it's thought that extremely cold water marine animals can only tolerate a tiny range in temperature, making them particularly vulnerable to global warming.
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In 2003, Dr. Grissino-Mayer and a colleague said Stradivari's secret had to do with the fact that he had lived during an extremely cold period, known as the little ice age, and that the trees around him were growing differently.
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Some media analysts pinned the decline on relatively warmer weather across much of the U.S. Many parts of the country were hit with extremely cold temperatures during last year's New Year's Eve holiday, prompting many people to stay home, rather than go out.
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To be clear, the weather that is expected to hit is indeed frightening and in certain cases might be life threatening—the National Weather Service predicting blizzard conditions for parts of New England, and extremely cold temperatures and snowfall for much of the East Coast.
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Moreover, in an emergency, even components that are still working may be recycled in this way to provide energy needed to keep a starving cell alive, rather as someone facing extremely cold weather may choose to burn his furniture rather than freeze to death.
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The trailer has me extremely unsure of how this all plays out (the film seems to be extremely cold and cruel to its main character), but I've seen multiple reviews referring to it as a "feminist thriller," so perhaps the trailer is just misleading.
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They were thawed and plated for three different types of bacteria; mesophilic bacteria (bacteria that optimally grow in a warm environment, normally around 90 degrees), psychrotrophic bacteria (bacteria that can survive and/or grow in extremely cold temperatures) and pseudomonads (a particular class of bacteria).
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His most fully worked-out example shows how prefixes could modify the meaning of "tor," his word for temperature, to produce more specific meanings from exceedingly hot [owtor], through pretty hot [awtor], warm [etor], indifferently cold [aytor] and extremely cold [oytor], with all gradations in between.
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Cycling in the winter requires a specific collection of gear to make sure your rides are more than just a freezing journey from point A to point B. One of the most important areas to keep warm are your feet — it's hard to come back from the feeling of extremely cold or wet feet.
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After a historically mild November, the start of meteorological winter is shaping up to be extremely cold and snowy for parts of the North America, including the U.S. For weeks now, ultra cold air has been building up in Siberia, as the polar vortex has been wobbling around like a bad figure skater, displaced outside of the Arctic.
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Exactly how severe the cold will be and when it'll hit is not set in stone just yet, but expect the first of these cold snaps to begin in Alberta and move southeast into the northern Plains and Midwest by midweek next week, with an extremely cold weekend in store for the Northeast starting on Dec. 16.
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From there, things get more hazy, since this is a long-term forecast, but any time there is a huge buildup of extremely cold air in south-central Canada, one needs to consider the possibility that it will slide south, into the U.S., and gradually put cities from Minneapolis to Chicago to New York back into the deep freeze.
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He was executed at a Fukuoka detention center after more than 85033 years on death row, according to the AP. "It was an extremely cold-blooded and cruel case, in which [Wei] killed four innocent members of a happy family," Justice Minister Masako Mori said at a news conference Thursday, adding that she signed the execution order after weighing the facts of the case and international anti-capital punishment sentiment.
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