Sentences with phrase «snow fields»

Thus clouds share a role with the greenhouse gases and also share a role with the ice and snow fields of the high latitudes.

Hence, when the air temperature decreases, ice and snow fields grow, and this continues until an equilibrium is reached.

From green Swiss valleys to mountain snow fields, there is some stunning scenery in this picture.

This model is equipped with the E Ink Carta Plus screen of 6» with the MOON Light system and SNOW Field function.

Greetings from the Chicago suburbs, currently known as the Greater Illinois Snow Field of Doom.

The 90 - second video released Saturday shows footage of stormy coastlines, industrial smokestacks and melting snow fields.

Snow algae comes from persisting snow fields where the snow never seems to melt away completely.

In many places, what had been blinding white ice and snow fields in the days of the first explorers are now bare rock.

It was after sunset when we reached a flat snow field at 10,443 feet (halfway on the trek to the summit) and pitched our tents.

The blooming leads to a runaway effect: The more glaciers and snow fields thaw the more algae bloom which in turn results in a darkening of the surface which again accelerates melting.

Detailed measurements by NASA's planetary probe Cassini, presented at the meeting, have now revealed the predicted snow fields, which measure up to 100 meters thick.

THE NEXT MORNING is spent practising sideways skills, either in specific sections of the special stage where the walls aren't quite so close, or on an open snow field where there are only cones to get in the way.

During the day you'll play in the cold snow fields but your home base in Ohakune — about 17 km or 20 minutes drive from the ski area — rarely gets snow, which means there's heaps of warm weather fun to be had!

One of the closest properties to Selwyn snow fields.

Since keeping routes open as long as possible is a big deal in Russia, they have about the primere snow removal and ice breaking technologies which would have a huge impact on sea ice stability and the number of days snow fields last.

Greetings from the Chicago suburbs, currently known as the Greater Illinois Snow Field of Doom.

Greetings from the Chicago suburbs, currently known as the Greater Illinois Snow Field of Doom.

It's small enough to dart around town and park easily but big enough for the family and plenty of luggage too, for longer trips to the snow fields or to the coast.

ONYX BOOX MAX Carta is an ONYX device with a higher resolution screen E Ink Mobius Carta of 13,3» and the SNOW Field function.

ONYX BOOX Darwin 4 is a device for reading electronic books with the E Ink Carta Plus screen of the latest generation, which has a higher definition and contrast, the built - in MOON Light system and the SNOW Field function.

The newest E Ink Carta screen with a lighting system, touch control, the SNOW Field function and outstanding technical specifications.

ONYX BOOX Prometheus 2 a device with the 9,7» E Ink Carta screen with the MOON Light system, touch controlling and the SNOW Field function.

Caesar 2 is a simple model with excellent technical characteristics and the superb E Ink Carta screen with the MOON Light system and the SNOW Field function

ONYX BOOX Darwin 3 is a device for reading electronic books with the latest «electronic paper» E Ink Carta screen, built - in MOON light system and the SNOW Field function.

6», E Ink Carta, 16 levels of grey, contrast ratio 14:1, 758 × 1024 dots, capacitive Multi-touch screen eith the SNOW Field function

E Ink Mobius, 13,3», touch (inductive + capacitive), resolution 1650 × 2200 DOTS, 207 ppi, 16 shades of grey, with the SNOW Field function

ONYX BOOX Chronos is a device with the 9,7» E Ink Carta screen with the MOON Light system, touch control and the SNOW Field function.

For example, Marion Jones» painting «Misty Morning» (best in show) and Steve Berger's photograph «Snow Field» (second prize) both feature a calligraphic band of trees between the sky above and a color field below — the sea in the semi-abstract painting, snow in the photograph.

But a sun that emerges bright in «Misty Morning» cedes in «Snow Field» to a surreal full moon, adrift in a moody gray sky.

This same value is used for ice and snow fields.

This graph uses some rough approximations to obtain an order of magnitude figure for the importance of the polar ice and snow field to Earth's energy budget.

First of all, the polar regions are subject to the ice - albedo feedback; i.e., as sea ice and snow fields melt the ground and open water absorb more of the Sun's radiation.

The ice and snow fields are presumed to cover the Earth from 67.5 ° of latitude to the poles.

White clouds have an albedo comparable to a snow field as airplane passengers often observe.

Geographic situations can also induce unseasonable SNOW, even here in Australia we have had heavy snow just west of the Sydney basin and it is not yet Winter, with our «snow fields» already seeing very heavy falls (for Australia).

Ice patches are transitioning to snow fields.

And snow fields are transitioning into bedrock.»