Sentence examples for concentrations of ice from inspiring English sources

Improvements in technology, the location of higher concentrations of ice on the Moon, the availability of a space infrastructure, and a larger market each could significantly improve the prospects for commercial viability.

In the analysis of heterogeneous ice nucleation in supercooled droplets, Vali (1971) developed a method to obtain the cumulative ice nuclei spectrum, which represents the concentrations of ice nuclei that acted at all temperatures warmer than the selected temperature using the raw data of ice nucleation assays (Eqs (2) and (3) in the Methods section).

For example, observations near the coast of Southern Norway (Birkenes) indicate that atmospheric concentrations of ice-nucleating particles (active at − 8 °C) increase after rain from May to mid- September but are supressed once snow lies across the landscape.

The third pole: the Tibetan plateau has 46,000 glaciers, making it home to the third largest concentration of ice after the south and north poles.

The concentration of ice is surprisingly high -- one-fifth to one-third by weight, and up to 60percentt by volume, the scientists report.

The main kinetic parameters influencing sweating of ice are initial concentration of ice, sweating temperature and sweating time.

Fig. 6 Same as Fig. 4, except for the number concentration of ice phase particles with diameters larger than 100 μm.

Use of this model for bread reveals the concentration of ice crystals to be more important under the crust than elsewhere at the end of freezing.

Our observations not only show high concentrations of aerosols but also that the degree of concentration of ice nuclei may be playing an important role in the formation of inverted polarity charge structures in thunderclouds.

However, the liquid water concentration was almost always significantly greater than the concentration of ice crystals, and the maximum concentration of liquid water tended to be at the top of the cloud while the ice concentrated itself at the bottom.

The concentration of ice nuclei in the stem estimated using Vali's model refers to the concentration of ice nuclei which eventually acted and not to the potential concentration of ice-nucleating substances per se, which is unknown.