cold fingers 예문

• Diseases that cause cold fingers, Bush said, are easily identified.
• He shouldn't have to run from death's cold fingers.
• Not since 1993 have the cold fingers of pressure been felt before October.
• Foreheads scrunch, feet shuffle across the dirt floor, and cold fingers scribble.
• The form of the cooled surface often is a so-called cold finger.
• What happened next sent a cold finger up his back, tracing the curve of his spine.
• Mrs . Matsuoka recalled on Thursday, her voice trembling, her cold fingers pulling at her cuffs.
• You hear all the same sounds, the scents . . . you feel the same cold fingers.
• This can leave a person with the feeling of cold fingers, toes, nose, and ears.
• Many commercially available rotary evaporators can be purchased with a cold finger in place of a Dimroth condenser, for example.
• NASA cut the planned five-hour excursion about a half-hour short when the two complained of bitterly cold fingers.
• The two astronauts who performed a similar task in February complained of uncomfortably cold fingers and feet and cut their spacewalk short.
• In " Lambs, " a sense of dread came to us gradually, like the touch of a cold finger.
• A "'cold finger "'is a piece of laboratory equipment that is used to generate a localized cold surface.
• Both Harris and Foale reported feeling fine after their spacewalk, which was cut about a half-hour short when they complained of cold fingers.
• Will and Holly awaken moments later and begin to follow their father, but a feeling of " cold fingers poking through " their brains stops them.
• When fear reaches out its ice-cold fingers to grip you, say " fear not " and quote a verse from God's Word.
• Typically a cold finger is used in a sublimation apparatus, or can be used as a compact version of a condenser in either reflux reaction or distillation apparatus.
• Commercial growers and researchers at the Geneva Experiment Station were convinced that European " Vitis vinifera " varietals could not grow in the cold Finger Lakes climate.
• If a rhodocenium containing melt is treated with sodium or potassium metals and then sublimed onto a liquid nitrogen-cooled cold finger, a black polycrystalline material results.