Sentence examples for ages of ice from inspiring English sources

When Nye asked Gallo a high-minded question about the ages of ice and of water and their relation to the origin of life on Earth, Mirman said, "Yeah — where did life begin?

Similar ages of ice cores comprise Greenland's thick glacial deposits.

Ice sheets and deep ice cores have yielded a wealth of paleoclimate information based on continuous dating methods while independent radiometric ages of ice have remained elusive.

The co-expression of nestin and GFAP in zone 1 was also investigated in four epilepsy cases with range of different ages of ICE injury (cases 5, 11, 16 and 17; 10, 28, 232 and 301 days respectively) using triple-labelled immunofluorescence.

It was the best of times, it was the first of times, it was the age of ice, it was the age of lava, it was the epoch of large sloping foreheads, it was the epoch of dictabirds and monkey traffic signals and woolly-mammoth shower massages.

Aging of ice single crystals subjected to creep exhibits peculiar behavior.

Terada et al. (2001) found a correlation between the Mg/silicon (Si) ratio (SEM-EDS peak height ratio) at the surface of the unmelted AMM samples and the age of ice in which the AMMs are embedded.

Based on the Mg/Si ratio vs. age of ice sheets (Terada et al., 2001), this sample is supposed to have been buried in Antarctic ice for about 30,000 years, which is consistent with the ice core age (Terada et al., 2001).

The ACLU of Massachusetts published a report Detention and Deportation in the Age of ICE, outlining trends in immigration detention.

Thus, 10Be and its daughter products are used to examine natural soil erosion, soil formation and the development of lateritic soils, and as a proxy for measurement of the variations in solar activity and the age of ice cores.

The increase in the lead content of continental glacial ice with decreasing age of the ice, for example, reflects the progressive input of tetraethyl lead into the global environment from gasoline burning.