Sentences with phrase «snow packed between»
Dr. Moore: Their feet are not only sensitive to having snow packed between their toes, which can be cold and painful for them, but on New York City streets the real danger is from the salt and chemicals that are used for de-icing the streets.
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Snow packed between the pads of the feet can lead to frost bite.
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The answer to that question comes down to the winner of the competition between accumulating snow (which is eventually packed down to become ice) and melt: In the decades since Camp Century was abandoned, falling snows have buried the site ever deeper.
When firn is buried beneath subsequent snow accumulations, density increases as air spaces between the crystals are reduced by mechanical packing and plastic deformation until... interconnected air passages between grains are sealed off into individual air bubbles (Herron and Langway, 1980).
A snow pack source of aldehydes and acetone in West Antarctica between 76 and 90 degrees S. EGU General Assembly 2009, held 19 - 24 April, 2009 in Vienna, Austria, p. 12645.
When the snow gets packed down by subsequent layers, the space between the crystals is eventually sealed off, trapping a small sample of the atmosphere in newly formed ice.
Between dodging snow flakes and Christmas shopping, the wife and I packed up the kids to go see Santa on Friday night.
When the snow gets packed down by subsequent layers, the space between the crystals is eventually sealed off, trapping a small sample of the atmosphere in newly formed ice.
When firn is buried beneath subsequent snow accumulations, density increases as air spaces between the crystals are reduced by mechanical packing and plastic deformation until... interconnected air passages between grains are sealed off into individual air bubbles (Herron and Langway, 1980).
The gaps between bricks should be filled in and packed with snow.