Sentence examples for early ice from inspiring English sources

The early ice manufacturers used saws or heated wires to cut some of the ice blocks into cubes.

Barrow, the biggest of the far northern native villages with 4,600 people, has not only had beach erosion, but early ice breakup.

Deposits left by some of these early ice sheets now lie buried in Iowa and Minnesota and crop out as old low-relief landscapes in eastern Kansas and Nebraska.

Early ice flow had been directed through north-south, geologically controlled, over-deepened fjords that were carved during previous 'restricted' glaciations.

The new findings bear directly on that question, because the two infants represent the only known multiple burial from the early Ice Age period, and are also the earliest human remains from the northern reaches of North America.

As the ship moved southward, early ice was encountered, which slowed progress.

In 1965 British climatologist Hubert Horace Lamb examined historical records of harvests and precipitation, along with early ice-core and tree-ring data, and concluded that the MWP was probably 1 2 °C (1.8 3.6 °F) warmer than early 20th-century conditions in Europe.

There were a number of causes, in addition to the record high temperatures and carry-over effects of earlier ice loss.

Because of an editing error, an article in Science Times on July 22 about the completion of a climatology project to drill a hole from the surface of Greenland's ice sheet to bedrock referred incorrectly to the earliest ice recovered.

Thursday saw weather conditions ease after six days of disruption, with earlier ice warnings lifted and only 55 schools remaining closed.

In Minnesota, Governor Mark Dayton declared a state of emergency after communities in the south-west of the state - already struggling to restore power from an earlier ice storm - were buried under heavy snow.