Sentence examples for emergence of ice from inspiring English sources

"The emergence of ice has caused us to have a serious discussion about the way forward".

Mentions the emergence of methamphetamine or "ice" --a new, competing drug to cocaine.

Prior to the emergence of the ice trade of the 19th century, snow and ice had been collected and stored to use in the summer months in various parts of the world, but never on a large scale.

Cenozoic Antarctic water temperatures and the emergence of sea-ice in Antarctica can be inferred from deep sea isotope records and sediment analysis of drill cores [18] [21].

In the Windmill Islands and Vestfold Hills, radiocarbon dating of remains suggests that Adélie penguins were present by 9 kya and 8.5 kya respectively, roughly coincident with local deglaciation and, therefore, an emergence of available ice-free nesting habitat [ 35, 36].

Although water is a prerequisite for life as we know it, in some extreme cases astrophysical phenomena might result in a scenario where much of a planet's oceans turn into ice VII and preclude the emergence of life.

This big chill would have locked the planet's water into permanent ice caps and probably precluded the emergence of life.

The emergence of life itself remains more obscure.

We suggest that a neotectonic emergence of the ridge gradually restricted the flow of ice through the central Disko Trough forcing glaciers to diverge along the entire length of the ridge and find complementary drainage routes.

If that were true, then the onset of supersolidity ought to be a "thermodynamic phase transition," much like the freezing of water into ice or the emergence of magnetism in hot iron as it cools.

Further analysis is needed to understand the evolution and relationship between different ICEs and the emergence of new variants.