Sentence examples for a higher ice from inspiring English sources

Curiously perhaps, the plant LpAFP-GFP with low TH activity towards ice but with a higher ice recrystallization inhibition activity than some other AFPs [20], showed 1.6 fold more absorption onto polycrystalline THF hydrate (at least at the higher concentrations) than the moderately ice-active Type III AFP-GFP.

A higher ice concentration cutoff would require more ice to be present before including a given day in the ice season and hence would mean shorter ice season lengths overall in each year of the record.

In early April, Roy Nageak, 60, a whaling captain, got off his snowmobile and climbed a high ice ridge four miles offshore in search of a navigable hunting trail.

"Those oil guys can think whatever they want, but we know how harsh this ocean is," said Roy Nageak, an aging whaling captain, as he struggled to climb a high ice ridge four miles offshore to find the smoothest path to cut his trail.

Besides, a full cell with the configuration of as-prepared hard carbon anode versus air-stable O3-Na0.9[Cu0.22Fe0.30Mn0.48]O2 cathode is further demonstrated, while it presents a high ICE of 80% and an energy density of 247 Wh kganode−1 (vs. hard carbon) with good cycle performance.

Whereas East Antarctica consists largely of a high, ice-covered plateau, West Antarctica consists of an archipelago of mountainous islands covered and bonded together by ice.

This route climbs to a high ice-carved bowl on the side of the mountain which is the starting point for many of the climbs to the peaks on the ridge as well as being a superb destination in itself.

Here we investigate the influence of initial pre-glacial topography on spatial and temporal patterns of glacial erosion using numerical surface process modelling, including a higher order ice sheet model.

The Canadian chivito, which comes with ham, lettuce, tomato and tons of other stuff, is 160 pesos; the copa melba (175 pesos) is another specialty, a sky-high ice cream concoction that is nearly as much of an architectural accomplishment as some of the surrounding buildings.

But this past weekend the Washington Post exposed a high-level ICE directive and internal ICE memos that reveals how wide the chasm is between administration rhetoric and on-the-ground reality.

Indeed, there is a contingency plan: a 75-foot-high ice skating complex.