cryonics

noun

1. 人体冷冻法（把人体在死亡时冷冻起来以期在将来起死回生）
   the process of freezing a body at the moment of its death with the hope that it will be brought back to life at some future time

1. But a pioneering field called cryonics could give some people two lives.
   但是一个被称作人体冷冻学的新领域将会让某些人死而复生。
2. Only time will tell if cryonics is true science or a complete waste of money.
   唯有时间才能确定人体冷冻是真正的科学还是纯粹浪费钱。
3. For cryonics to work today, it is not necessary that we can currently reanimate cryo-preserved patients.
   人体冷冻学出现到今天，我们仍然不能复苏那些冷冻保存的人。
4. A leading science magazine is offering readers a prize to die for& Cryonics treatment.
   一本权威科学杂志为读者提供了一份值得为之去死的奖品&人体冷冻处理。
5. Their discovery gave new hope to the cryonics movement, which is trying to find ways to preserve human beings so they can be revived in the future.
   他们的发现给人体冷冻的研究和发展带来了新的希望。该研究正在努力寻找将人体保存起来的方法，以便将来复活。
6. For people like Paul Garfield, the fact that cryonics may never work is no reason for not trying.
   对于像保罗·加菲尔德这样的人来说，人体冷冻也许永远不会灵验这一事实并不能成为放弃试验的理由。
7. What was I thinking of, picking a wacky subject like cryonics?
   我当初到底是怎么想的&竟然挑了一个人体冷冻术这样的古怪话题？
8. Contact heat transfer coefficient as the key parameter to estimate the ability of heat transfer across the interface has been broadly applied in many fields, such as cryonics engineering, microelectronics, metal hot forming and the manufacture of equipments.
   接触换热系数作为评价界面换热能力的关键参数广泛应用于低温工程、微电子、材料加工及机械制造等诸多领域。

noun

1. the freezing of a seriously ill or recently deceased person to stop tissues from decomposing
   1. cryonics is more science fiction than serious science