Sentences with phrase «little less ice»

The notion that I should be worried that there's a little less ice than there used to be, when this appears to be entirely consistent with a long - term trend that has nothing whatever to do with me is bizarre.

Perhaps a little less ice to maintain the rich chocolate would've been good.

Not exact matches

Had to ration it (Once, when he, his parents, and Sandy borrowed our house for a couple of weeks during a fire evacuation, I later returned to find no less than 3 or 4 kinds of ice cream stuck away in my little freezer.)

=) I love a little vegan ice cream treat now and again, but I'm disappointed that I can't find some of the less traditional flavours.

You can whip it a little less for a softer peak, best for topping ice cream or pavlova.

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Well I found a way to make banana a little less overwhelming at this ice cream party.

Quick question, if I'm using frozen blueberries (I know, this totally negates the «fresh» part of this recipe), would you add less ice cubes and add a little water?

I've never made vegan ice cream but have been eating a little less dairy recently due to skin allergies and am keen to try!ReplyCancel

It might be a little less creamy than regular ice cream, but personally I do not mind the light consistency like a gelato.

Black teas can contain up to 120 milligrams of caffeine and iced tea will contain just a little less than hot brewed tea.

I just took the Gerber apple juice and poured a small amount into an ice cube tray, filling them a little less than halfway.

His organization would have liked to have seen less restrictive requirements for ships operating in areas of little ice, because of the possibility of unnecessary costs.

Cold exposure, ranging from cryotherapy to ice baths, is trending in the weight - loss world, but what if something a little less brutal could deliver the same metabolism - boosting benefits?

If needed, pour in milk — the less milk you use the thicker the ice cream will be, so use as little as possible.

I haven't slept well for the last couple of nights, my little princess is fighting with flu and ear infection, the weather has gone all cold on us in Helsinki, the temperatures have dropped down 10 - 11 °C in less than 24 hours, I also had my last filling and tooth «cover» done yesterday, so once again I have looked like a tomato and felt crappy, etc... Not the best week and sometimes, no matter how positive you try to think and deal with everything, sometimes you just need this one day to simply feel like * hit, cry it out if you have to and have a nice comfort in form of chocolate bar or an ice cream sundae... That's what this day will serve me for and hopefully tomorrow will be much better.

In addition to body changes, drastically less free time and money to spend on shopping, curating clothes, and paying attention to fashion trends, and increased likelihood of kid staining, stretching clothes, theres also the fact that you basically put your entire wardrobe on ice for a year or more due to pregnancy and nursing, so it doesn't really get the gradual updating over time that people normally do, so the little wardrobe details like how pants or sweaters fit or which boots you have will just be a little more behind the fashion curve.

For something a little less serious that's guaranteed to break the ice, plan a cookery class that will help you make those Easter treats together.

Steer her towards something a little less expensive, like a cup of coffee or some ice cream.

Ice Cube's Doughboy, one of Tre's best friends, gets off a touching curtain speech, but it's a bit too little and too late, and to a lesser extent Morris Chestnut's Ricky fails as well.

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A few less layers, and a little more icing, and this one would be more of a treat than it ends up being.

Cover with a little less than a third of the icing.

When attacks are visually pleasing it makes fighting the same type of enemy a little less boring and monotonous, watching them explode into shards of ice or just simply die from a stab wound is rather satisfying.

I like this little dig at the denier - sceptic - contrarians who appear to be tree ring obsessed: «It is intriguing to note that the removal of tree - ring data from the proxy dataset yields less, rather than greater, peak cooling during the 16th — 19th centuries for both CPS and EIV methods... contradicting the claim... that tree - ring data are prone to yielding a warm - biased «Little Ice Age» relative to reconstructions using other high - resolution climate proxy indicators.&little dig at the denier - sceptic - contrarians who appear to be tree ring obsessed: «It is intriguing to note that the removal of tree - ring data from the proxy dataset yields less, rather than greater, peak cooling during the 16th — 19th centuries for both CPS and EIV methods... contradicting the claim... that tree - ring data are prone to yielding a warm - biased «Little Ice Age» relative to reconstructions using other high - resolution climate proxy indicators.&Little Ice Age» relative to reconstructions using other high - resolution climate proxy indicators.»

If you understand the links above, volume is wholesale a lot less compared to 1996, along with open water, with very little multi year ice in the archipelago.

The so - called «Little Ice Age» was a cooling of the Northern Hemisphere climate (and possibly less markedly in the Southern Hemisphere) in the period of the fourteenth century to the the 1850's, approximately.

Dividing 3 meters into the volume of ice that our volcano melted, we find that it would cover an area of just under 30 billion meters square, or a little less than 30 thousand square kilometers.

During the Little Ice Age, the fall in average global temperature is estimated to have been less than 1 Â °C and lasted 70 years.

I'm concerned that little bits of info (e.g., more ice here, less ice there, sick animals here, winter storms there, and etc.) can be much more confusing than illuminating in the absence of a general understanding of the basic dynamics of global warming as (the majority of) scientists see them.

This particular scenario is fairly easy to spot and such soundings can be removed, but one can see the potential problems if many, less obvious errors are present or if the sensor had only a little bit of ice on it!

On the admittedly tenuous observation that conditions this April seemed different than last April (colder and less windy), I'll bet on a little greater ice extent inn Fall 08, but I wouldn't wager a lot of money on it.

The geomagnetic field is 20 % less than at the time of the Little Ice Age.

# 146: my understanding is that ice shelf breakup does contribute to eustatic sea - level rise, as you say, but only a little, and less so for larger ice shelves (the anchoring is more distant).

I'll just point out the statement in reverse implies that a return to the little ice age would have less impact than moving from New York to Boston.

During the Little Ice Age phase 1 (LIA 1 — AD 1400 — 1620), the abundant occurrences of wetland plant (Cyperaceae) and diatom frustules imply less flood events under stable climate conditions in this period.

In less than forty years the conditions went from the depths of the Little Ice Age to something comparable to the warmest decades of the twentieth century.

If you spread the dry ice over say the middle 7 % of that, namely one sq. megameter, 25 km3 would be 25 cm thick or a little less than a foot.

And while you are doing that, davie, you might tell us in your own words how less than 1c warming since the end of the little ice age and the beginning of the industrial revolution, measured with ever changing systems in areas of exponential land use change by people who have a total, consensual belief in global warming by ACO2 and no demonstrable scientific scepticism whatsoever, must constitute a «bad thing», awa being scientifically based and believable.

It is often suggested that lower total solar irradiance (TSI) due to a decline in solar activity (less sunspots) was responsible for the Little Ice Age, a period of colder weather conditions from the end of the Middle Ages to... Continue reading →

My calculation is that the Arctic sea ice extent is down a little less than 32 % from the first complete year of the satellite record — 1979.

Less prominent, but just as wrong, was erasure of the Little Ice Age (LIA).

Loomborg presumes that the IPCC forecast will be realized, but I see the AGW as more or less a hoax and believe what many scientists think today, that we will have a cool climate the coming decades and maybe a little ice age.

When I say recovery from the Little Ice Age in some sense «explains» global warming, I mean to say that the current warming trend began when the LIA ended and has been proceeding more or less apace ever since.

Eemian organic matter form under ice caps much less so because there is little Pleistocene ice exposed, and only some of that is cold based.

The derivation if as follows: there are four datasets: (1) and (2) anthropic emissions and their time varying delta13C, (3) CO2 content of the air (since 1958) and (4) its delta13C (since about 1977 with some measurements before) The CO2 content of the air is made of an anthropic part (about 6 % now, much less in 1958) and of a natural part (94 % now, 98.4 % in 1958); the delta13C of the natural part is slowly shifting from the -6.5 pm of the little ice age (from corals and other proxies) to about -7 pm; is it this shift in the natural part that constrains the lifetime: non realistic values are obtained for too short and too long lifetimes.

It is rather part of an ideology that they are attempting to sell which would harm humans, particularly less affluent humans, and ultimately result in less environmental improvement and less protection against the only realistic climate change we really need to fear — a new Little Ice Age or ultimately even a new ice aIce Age or ultimately even a new ice aice age.

This means that even though little of the ice melts in the summer, still less ice will form in the increasingly snowless winters — and the glaciers start to retreat.

And, going back to the Little Ice Age, with the oceans appropriately a lot cooler than today they could hold more carbon dioxide and less was released into the air.

Just about every type of extreme weather event is becoming less frequent and less severe in recent years as our planet continues its modest warming in the wake of the Little Ice Age.