Sentence examples for deep ice from inspiring English sources

That suggests the interior of Mars is warmer than previously thought and may help explain how deep ice can suddenly melt to form surface flows.

It began 11,700 years ago as Earth slipped from the grip of a deep ice age – as it has, like clockwork, every 100,000 years.

The columns of glacier water reminded me of the core samples that climate scientists drill out of the deep ice, which likewise function as a sort of library or memory, recording altered states and weathers, sometimes over many centuries.

Deep ice cores from the Greenland Ice Sheet were obtained for comparison with deep cores from the Antarctic ice mass to gain a better understanding of the factors controlling present and past ice mass dynamics, atmospheric processes, and the response of ice sheets to climatic change and to determine whether the past changes in climate were global or regional in character.

Whatever you choose, make sure you've got something nice to drink it out of – with a stem, if possible – and chill it overnight before the big day with a deep ice bucket to keep it cold by the pool or table.

The samples were extracted by heavy deep ice drilling from 3659 m below the surface.

The northern shores are mostly high and craggy and are broken by deep, ice-covered, fjordlike inlets.

The background is the boom of mining in Finnish Lapland and the need for access to a deep, ice-free port.

Fram's drift and Nansen's sledge journey proved conclusively that there were no significant land masses between the Eurasian continents and the North Pole, and confirmed the general character of the north polar region as a deep, ice-covered sea.

Macular atrophic scars are broad in nature, create less stark shadows, and are easier to conceal with makeup than small and deep ice-pick scars.

The study pointed out that the ice loss is very small compared with the continent's miles-deep ice sheets.