Sentences with phrase «ice forms»

This means that the sea ice formed in winter is thinner and melts faster in summer.

Under sufficient pressure, the freezing point of water is greatly reduced, helping to prevent ice forming in the organs.

Why is so much ice forming on ocean waters that are 40 degrees F or higher?

This kind of ice forms when water in the air freezes to rocks or trees facing into the wind.

My guess is that it was feeding and looking for food, and when ice formed behind it the whale probably just kept going.

Knowing that sea ice formed at a particular location at a particular time gives the air and ocean temperature for that spot, allowing researchers to test simulations of the atmosphere and the ocean.

As would be expected, a slightly greater proportion of thicker sea ice formed during the Little Ice Age would likely remain during the first warming event compared to recent decades.

Warm oceans take a lot of heat loss to freeze and the closer to freezing they start the less heat loss before ice forms.

Gradually add the sugar in batches and continue mixing until a thick icing forms.

Whisk in lime juice until a thin icing forms.

This may lead to a reduce blood flow with ice forming on the affected area.

As a result, glaze ice forms an ice mixture on the wing.

Even with global warming, winter temperatures are so low that ice forms easily and has unlimited room to spread out.

In these areas ice forms more quickly and takes more time to melt.

Just wondering if thinks like temperature, humidity, other particles, etc. can affect how much CO2 gets trapped when layer of ice forms....

Comparably little new ice formed during the past winter.

Satellite data show that, between 1979 and 2013, the summer ice - free season expanded by an average of 5 to 10 weeks in 12 Arctic regions, with sea ice forming later in the fall and melting earlier in the spring.

Beat all ingredients together until icing forms peaks (7 - 10 minutes at low speed with a heavy - duty mixer, 10 - 12 minutes at high speed with a hand - held mixer).

A Canadian scientist who used a fellowship to visit London's Royal Institution to work with crystallography pioneer William H. Bragg, Barnes wound up publishing the definitive structure of ice formed under natural environmental conditions.

Winters have been so severe it's actually created lethal situations as there have been many cases in Britain where ice formed so heavily on the turbine blades large lethal chunks have been flung to such great distances it has been too life threatening to leave the house.

A little more insolation one year means a little more ice melting means a little more sunlight being absorbed means a little less ice forming over winter means a little less to melt next spring, and so on; and also the contrary in other locations.

The layer of ice formed by refreezing water may help preserve the oldest ice, by lifting it off the bedrock and preventing it from being destroyed by melting.

# 390, ya, that is telling Wili, Now I look for some shoreline ice forming along the coasts.

The satellite readings show that as sea ice forms early in the season, wind blowing off the cold Antarctic ice cap pushes it offshore and northward.

The effect was to chill the northern regions considerably; in fact, the event was discovered only because seeds of some Canadian flowers that favor extreme cold were found in abundance in the Antarctic ice formed at the time.

Also, it's a chance to understand basic principles, such as how ice forms, and more advanced ones, such as kinematics, the branch of classical mechanics focused on the motion of objects.

An early attempt born of the «containment room» ultimately created and submerged a nearly disastrous underwater balloon — albeit a solid steel balloon four - stories high and weighing nearly 100 metric tons — that became buoyant when methane - filled ice formed beneath the giant dome meant to enclose the well.

This strategy is used to identify ice bands and to constrain which ices form early during cloud formation, which form later in the prestellar core and which require protostellar heat and / or UV radiation to form.

That helped ice form in November, a few weeks ahead of schedule.

This new ice formed quite close to the Pole, and with the prevailing winds and currents (which push ice from Siberia towards Greenland) is now over the Pole itself.

The trial judge's findings of default on the part of the municipality are directed at failures to take reasonable steps to avoid ice forming on Derry Road.

Thousands of years ago, when no pollution existed, ice formed high atop the mountains of Iceland.

Researchers knew that a particular protein on the microbes» membranes was somehow responsible for making ice form.

By observing many background stars spread across the sky, astronomers can map ices within the cloud's entire expanse and locate where different ices form.

ICEY EXTREMES Various types of ice form off the coast of East Antarctica, as shown in this satellite image.

In 2016, Cornelia Meinert of the University Nice Sophia Antipolis in France and colleagues showed that irradiated ice forms a cornucopia of molecules essential to life, including ribose, the backbone of RNA, which may have been a precursor to DNA (SN: 4/30/16, p. 18).

In autumn new sea ice forms there, and is gradually pushed northwards into open waters by the wind.

Because of warmer Arctic temperatures, little multiyear ice forms to replace what's lost.

It also means sprinkling a layer of sand or salt on pathways (to prevent ice forming) and remembering to open up all the pathways to your home — such as a removing snow banks that block a potential buyers access to your path, or removing snow from patios or decks.

Unique to the polar region, pancake ice forms over time as ice crystals coagulate into thicker plates, whose edges often get rounded and raised as a result of bumping into other plates.

Up to 50 million litres of chemicals are sprayed and slopped onto aircraft and runways each year to stop ice forming on them.

In - flight ice forms at altitudes up to 7300 metres (24,000 feet), when the aircraft's surfaces hit supercooled water droplets suspended in the air.