Sentence examples for become ice from inspiring English sources

Snowflakes are thermodynamically unstable structures that would ultimately become ice balls.

When the temperature gets dialed down low enough for methane, carbon monoxide and nitrogen to become ice, things get weird.

But a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in August has determined the speed at which FREEZING WATER forms a solid "critical nucleus" that will become ice.

Seattle won the toss with a heads landing face up, and as usual we witnessed Wilson become ice cool and accurate when the pressure and stakes are at their peak.

When I graduated from high school in 1981, at the dawn of the Reagan Revolution, former hippies such as Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield had become ice cream entrepreneurs, and California kids who had taken LSD in high school were starting personal computer companies in the Bay Area.

Even at higher elevations, where raindrops could be five degrees below freezing, they don't crystallize into sleet or snow, which would be less slippery; instead, they remain in a liquid, "supercooled" state, until they "nucleate" — become ice — on striking anything hard, such as the road surface or a car.

Computer projections indicate it will become ice-free at least part of the year by 2050.

The Northern Hemisphere has a high density of fluvial freshwater ecosystems, many of which become ice-covered during winter.

The corresponding map in the atlas itself indicated that significant portions of Greenland's coastline had become ice-free.

By some estimates, the Passage will within a decade become ice-free for much of the year.

With 2C, the IPCC projects the Arctic will become ice-free in summer at least once every decade.