Sentence examples for a function of ice from inspiring English sources

As a Dot Earth commenter pointed out today, the albedo amplification also is a function of ice area far more than thickness.

We assume the ice loads to be generated from a random process whose parameters change as a function of ice thickness and ship speed.

Estimates of the mean pressure required to trigger a fracture event as a function of ice thickness were generated for thicknesses in the range of 0.2 2.0 m.

Forward numerical modeling of sediment fluxes as a function of ice dynamics agree with observational data at the continental-margin scale, but finer time/space scale ice-dynamic models do not yet recreate observed ice extent or flowpaths.

Samples of 10 cells were removed as a function of time and transferred in ice-cold axenic medium containing the same concentration of sorbitol.

Published literature indicates that the importance of topography in regulating moraine distribution varies spatially, temporally, and as a function of the ice mass type responsible for moraine deposition.

The dynamic state of ice, i.e., the ice flux and ice extent, is defined differently between the source and sink communities, reflecting the challenges of establishing a stratigraphic signal that volumetrically constrains glacigenic sediment production as a function of the ice response to climate.

This work aimed firstly, at studying the influence of the ice volume fraction (determined by the product temperature) on the apparent viscosity of a commercial sorbet, and secondly, to propose a rheological model that describes the evolution of the viscosity of the product as a function of the ice volume fraction.

The most parsimonious explanation of the data is that one of the duplicated genes developed a new function of ice binding before differentiation of Otocephala and Euteleostei groups from the ancestral Clupeocephalan (Figure 3C).

We have already carried out experiments on the study of ice density as a function of temperature, UV irradiation of ices, temperature-programmed desorption (TPD) and UV vis reflectance.

The results indicated that the vaporization mass flux was a function of release rate and ice temperature.