Sentence examples for adhere to ice from inspiring English sources

"Through an aggressive inspections program, ICE ensures its facilities adhere to ICE detention standards," the statement says.

Think about what will adhere to glass.

First, we imagined a paella napoleon, using the chips as "pastry," but that seemed a little pedestrian and too meaty, so we imagined the shrimp and saffron being a savory ice cream, the rice as puffed rice sprinkles adhering to the ice cream.

In plants with freezing resistance, antifreeze proteins block the growth of ice crystals in the outside spaces of cells in the tissue, thus preventing cell damage derived from the repetition of freezing and thawing, and also have functions in transforming the generation of ice crystals by adhering to surfaces of ice (DeVries [1986]; Jeong [2009]; Yoo and Hwang [2000]).

Accretion ice was once lake water that later froze and adhered to the overlying ice sheet and what's in that ice might therefore provide clues to what's in the lake itself.

During crystallization of ice from aqueous solutions, ice crystals exhibit a marked tendency to adhere to the cooled heat exchanger wall resulting in the formation of an insulating ice layer, often referred to as ice scaling.

The ice is thought to have been formed from water that occurred naturally in the fuel when fuel temperatures were at a "sticky range", meaning ice crystals were most likely to adhere to their surroundings, the report said.

In rivers and streams, frazil particles also may adhere to the bottom and successively build up a loose, porous layer known as anchor ice.

The formation of ice during ablation at the tip of the catheter causes the catheter to adhere to the adjacent tissue (cryoadherence).

Structurally the pieces adhere to Baroque norms.

Will De Blasio adhere to his promises?