The NHS advises staying inside during severe cold, especially when the wind
chill is -50 degrees Fahrenheit or below and to cover every part of your body: ears, nose, toes and fingers, etc.
In this case study, the research team tested two different
chill materials to determine if a copper-based
chill would produce preferable mechanical properties and microstructure.
True, a court may misjudge a speaker's state of mind, and this risk may cause some degree of
chill.
Atkinson is urging producers to explore alternative fruit cultivars, or novel replacement crops with lower
chill requirements.
Insufficient winter
chill plays havoc with flowering times, which particularly are critical for trees such as walnuts and pistachios that depend on male and female flowering occurring at the same time to ensure pollination and a normal yield.
3 : a feeling of coldness caused by fear <The grisly sight gave me the
chills.
So which is your favourite
Chill Out Bar in Newcastle?
Unlike releasing content through app stores, music stores, a broadcast network or film studio,
Chill Direct imbues artists with creative control and flexibility over their material and allows them full ownership of Intellectual Property.
The strong, ergonomic handle on Plascon's Cook
Chill Handle Bags allows the end user to safely handle and transport filled bags even when the contents are hot.
The idea for the
Chill Tent originally came from marketing agency clients working on brand sampling campaigns who wanted on site cold storage rather than having to rely on refrigerated trucks and trailers.
3 : to cause to feel cold from fear <This ghost story will
chill you.
The
chill wedge test is an old and trusted test for determining the carbide-forming tendency of both in-furnace and inoculated iron.
