Sentence examples for deep layer of ice from inspiring English sources
"The storm really made people aware of the geological map of Manhattan," says Kai-Uwe Bergmann, BIG's partner in charge of the Dryline project, when we meet across town at the East River Park where basketball courts and soccer pitches lie under a deep layer of ice.
This is about events on the surface of a vast and deep layering of ice.
By contrast, under Ceres' outer coating of dust the asteroid appears to have a thick layer of ice, perhaps 60 miles deep, wrapped around a ball of rock.
A thick layer of ice maybe several kilometres deep encloses a potentially habitable ocean.
The first pictures appeared to show that some of the ice lies in chunks on a surface that may be underlain with deeper layers of ice.
SAN FRANCISCO--Ganymede, the largest of Jupiter's moons, probably harbors a deep salty sea entombed in thick layers of ice.
The report says the area studied, about 100 miles east of Atlantic City, is particularly waterlogged, and thus particularly unstable, because the deep layers of the shelf were formed in the last Ice Age, when the Hudson River was a turbid torrent, laying down enormous amounts of silt that trapped water as successive layers accumulated.
Water ice can migrate from the deep layers of Ceres to the surface, but escapes in a very short time.
You should have a thick, solid layer of ice cream.
