cryonics

How To Use cryonics In A Sentence

• Mr. Ettinger's ideas, which he popularized in a 1963 book, "The Prospect of Immortality," spawned what some refer to as the cryonics movement, though by most accounts it is a small endeavor: a scattering of enterprises around the country with dues-paying customers totaling a few thousand, a few hundred of whom have actually been deep-frozen. NYT > Home Page
• I still believe that's true, but it seems the day might come when cryonics is medically prudent.
• Vitrification, nanotechnology and cryonics may soon make a second lease of life possible. Times, Sunday Times
• I am reminded of cryonics companies, which you pay to keep your body frozen in a tank of liquid nitrogen forever.
• The story, accusations that people who had their bodies frozen at extremely low temperatures -- a practice called cryonics -- may have been abused by a company that stored their remains. CNN Transcript Oct 9, 2009
• Corvi-Mora, SE11, Fri to 31 JulSSMurray Ballard's The Prospect Of Immortality is the outcome of five years of photographic investigation into the cryonics industry, the technique of deep-freezing a human corpse in the belief or hope that future scientific advances might enable it to be brought back to life. This week's new exhibitions
• Cryonicists divide the world into two groups, those who are experimenting with cryonics by being frozen vs. those who just die and are buried.
• The process, known as cryonics, is conducted with the hope that someday scientists will be able to bring the subjects back to life. Undefined
• I'm lining up a cryonics team that will be there as soon as I'm declared dead.
• In 1976, after retiring from teaching, he founded the Cryonics Institute, adopting the word "cryonics" from cryogenics, a field of physics that studies how materials behave at very low temperatures. NYT > Home Page