Sentence examples for case ice from inspiring English sources
In that case, ICE will deny Arizona authorities data, cooperation and scarce resources.
In any case, ICE's detention system — which handles about 34,000 people a day, and 400,000 a year — is not a model of humane incarceration.
In some case ice nucleation activity may benefit the organism.
In either case, ice nucleation during vitrification tends to occur at cold temperatures during the later stages of cooling and early stages of warming.
As we will see, in this case, ICE is akin to generating a set of random samples that satisfy the usual assumptions of ICA with an accept-reject method.
What happens if you open the envelope from your dream school, only to see the words, "We regret to inform you... ..? In my case; ice cream.
In that case, ice-cold PBS was directly added after loosening of the cell pellet.
Tom Pye's sets, lit by Peter Mumford, are spare but ingenious: a tall-case ice clock melts before one's eyes and a frosted glass panel accommodates projections by Lynette Wallworth, including images of Mittenhofer on his birthday reciting to a gala audience an elegy to the lovers whose death he facilitated.
In some cases, ice is O.K., dependent on where it is located on the tank and the thickness of the ice.
In a few cases, ice appears to have spread out from the valleys across broad plains, much like glacier flows on Earth.
For extreme cases, ice thickness of 700 800 nm is required as exemplified by cryo-EM study of giant Mimivirus (Xiao et al. 2005; Xiao et al. 2009), whereas the thinnest achievable ice thickness is necessary for 7 nm DNA tetrahedron (Kato et al. 2009).
