Phrases with «cryogenic sleep»

The phrase "cryogenic sleep" refers to a state where a person's body is frozen at extremely low temperatures. It is often imagined as a method for long-term preservation or slowing down bodily processes when in space exploration or science fiction. Full definition

cryogenic sleep

Sentences with «cryogenic sleep»

Awakened early from cryogenic sleep by a system malfunction, he finally makes the decision to wake another sleeping passenger, to be played by Lawrence, to avoid spending decades alone on the ship. (projectcasting.com)
The standoff, with the fugitive holding a hostage and Dredd giving him an ultimatum (life in cryogenic sleep without parole or death), results in Dredd firing an incendiary round into the perpetrator's mouth; the results are as unpleasant as one might imagine. (markreviewsmovies.com)
This arrangement doesn't last long as Starfleet Command headquarters is attacked by John Harrison (whose name is later revealed to be Khan), a genetically - superior man who'd been woken up after 300 years of cryogenic sleep to create weapons for the Federation. (thecriticalcritics.com)
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Phrases with «cryogenic sleep»

Sentences with «cryogenic sleep»

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