Sentence examples for deep melting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Majumdar draws deep, melting tones from the bansuri in the meditative preludes to the ragas, as if dreaming the melodies, and when the tempo picks up and the drums join in, his phrases still hover with an otherworldly tenderness.

Each pack contains five 2-millimeter (0.08-inch) thick slices that are described as "full-bodied deep, melting in the mouth" on Bourbon's website.

It is located at the South Pole and it is BIG (a cubic kilometer) with eighty-six hover over 1.5 miles deep melted into the Antarctic icecap.

These lakes, many of which are no more than 3m deep, melt earlier in the season and retain open water conditions for much longer.

Flow trajectories indicate that a young volcano like Loihi samples the 'upstream' side of the plume, not its center, whereas volcanoes in the post-shield phase sample deep melts from the 'downstream' side of the plume.

Therefore, equilibration takes place at the bottom of the deep melt pool created by the next giant impact (Fig. 4, points contained in the magenta ellipse).

If the liquid magma radiates heat directly to space, most magma oceans will have crystallised before the next impact and then planetesimal material generally only equilibrates when the next giant impact creates a large and deep melt volume.

Region A is consistent with the presence of fluids from slab dehydration at shallow depth, B with a zone of fluid accumulation possibly related to the volcanic plumbing system, and C is in agreement with the presence of deeper partial melting.

In a deep skillet, melt the butter over medium heat and add the onions and thyme.

A few high-velocity impacts create even deeper melt pools.

Magma, formed by melting deep within Earth, cuts across and hence postdates all units as it rises through the crust, perhaps even to emerge at the surface as lava.