Sentence examples for equivalent of melting from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Burj Khalifa's air-conditioning system is said to be the equivalent of melting 12,500 tons of ice a day, in a city that has the world's highest per capita carbon footprint.

The cottony supermarket ones are usually relegated to supporting roles in hot cocoa and s'mores, where their texture makes them a sweet equivalent of melted mozzarella.

The retail equivalent of the melting Arctic ice cap.

The literature provides the details of melting point of AB as 112 114 °C and at this temperature 1 mol equivalent of gas is liberated [20].

The sound of melting machinery.

At its best, the lushness of the sound from the John Wilson Orchestra, the two harps like angels' wings and the promenaders who opened their umbrellas for Singin' in the Rain made this the musical equivalent of having hot, melted butter poured all over you.

This prevents solidification of melted paraffin.

2 tablespoons of melted butter.

All you need to do is track the price, in dollars, of something you buy regularly to see that this is the equivalent of being paid in melting ice cream on a hot day.

For example, if the snow covering a given area has a water equivalent of, then it will melt into a pool of water deep covering the same area.

Although there is large interannual variability in both measured weather data and modeled hydrologic fluxes during the study, results indicate that juniper-dominated catchments have greater peak accumulations of snow water equivalent, earlier snow melt, and less streamflow relative to sagebrush-dominated catchments.