Sentence examples for considered ice from inspiring English sources

Curry began skating at age seven, however, because his father considered ice skating a sport.

Notably, most of the previous studies have idealised the considered ice floe as an infinite or semi-infinite thin plate resting on a Winkler-type elastic foundation.

In another assessment of GLOF event across the Himalaya (Richardson and Reynolds 2000) where 26 events were considered, ice avalanches into the lakes constitute over 53%, unknown in case of over 23% of reported events, 12% from moraine collapse due to seepage, 8% from rock avalanche into the lake, and 4% from collapse of moraines due to melting ice-cores.

This non-ice cream wolf-in-sheep's-clothing, such as the Breyers Blasts! line, can't be considered ice cream according to the Food and Drug Administration's guidelines.

Six Mirage fighters from No. 77 Squadron intercepted the Hornets and the KC-10 and escorted them to their landing at Williamtown, an action the CAS considered "icing on the cake a touch of class".

Soils are generally classified as discontinuous permafrost, but are near the boundary of continuous permafrost (Brown and others 2001), and are considered ice-rich in the mineral layers below organic horizons (histic pergelic cyraquepts).

But many consider that estimate to be far too conservative because it did not consider ice sheet dynamics like the phenomena explored in the latest Cires research.

In addition, the work also experimentally investigated the effects of some predominate factors on determining overall performance of ice generator, comprehensively considering ice generation and desalination.

The present study applies an Euler Euler computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model based on the kinetic theory of granular flow to describe the ice slurry flow without considering ice melting.

For instance if we consider Ice 1 video flow, the base layer is assigned priority class 12 and the first quality sub-layer (SVC layer 2) is assigned priority class 11.

In Section 2, we consider ice spheres that range in size from the Rayleigh regime to larger sizes and calculate the extinction factors at low temperature not only for the CO ice stretching mode but also for two bands of the CO2 ice at 2345 and 657.8 cm-1.