Sentence examples for coarse ice from inspiring English sources

For a richer stock, leave a higher portion of white ice (the coarse ice crystals that take the longest to melt), rather than let them dilute the stock.

Heinrich events were initially identified from the coarse, ice-rafted detritus that forms layers in marine sediments1.

Granita is a coarse Italian ice, intentionally made to have large crystals and a slightly slushy texture.

Invented in Italy, granita is a coarse-textured ice dessert made from fruit juice or espresso.

Smooth surfaces of coarse-grained ice, indicative of reduced accumulation associated with sublimation metamorphism, cover the steep-dipping downwind sides of the smaller waves.

freshly squeezed lime juice ice Coarse salt for rims ( set out in a shallow dish) Lime wedges for garnish.

The basal layer is coarse-grained snow ice, on which a layer is of dense and close-grained depth hoar, and the top layer is new snow.

These fractures appear to be the youngest features in this region and are surrounded by mint-green-colored (in false color, UV green near IR images), coarse-grained water ice, seen elsewhere on the surface within outcrops and fracture walls.

Instead of using detergent, which can leave a residue along the inside of the decanter, clean the wine decanter by swirling a mixture of ice and coarse salt inside the vessel.

The absence of sediments in the littoral zone here inhibits the transport of coarse material by sea-ice.

Fine-textured Cryosols generally contain more ice than coarse-textured soils.