Sentence examples for event ice from inspiring English sources

An integrated Ingress-of-Coolant Event (ICE) test facility was constructed to demonstrate that the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) safety design approach and design parameters for the ICE are adequate.

The talent of the top-level skaters in the United States has never been so balanced, he added, saying the standouts are no longer just found in the women's event, but also the men's event, ice dancing and in the pairs.

In 2005, a need for an 'absolute' isolation valve was identified to facilitate injector maintenance procedures and protect the system from an in-vessel ingress of coolant event (ICE).

The results showed that there was a relationship between surface melt water production and seismic event (ice quakes), and these occurred on a pattern related to the glacier surface melt-water controlled velocity changes (stick-slip motion).

The questions start as networking-event ice breakers ("Who would you want as a dinner guest?") and end with the sharing of your darkest dreams, and a period of absolute silence.

A numerical study was performed to predict the pressure rise characteristics during ingress-of-coolant events (ICE) in an integrated test facility which simulated structural components of International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR).

During the 1994 and 1995 spring breakup events, ice jams were formed on the lower Matapedia River and remained in place long enough to permit collection of detailed field data on jam thickness as well as on water surface elevations.

Events "SUPERSKATE V," a charity event on ice featuring current and former members of the New York Rangers, as well as actors, musicians and other celebrities, on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Madison Square Garden, Seventh Avenue and 33rd Street.

The decision to move the drill ship once it had started drilling was a demonstration of how careful Shell will be in the event of ice in the region, Slaiby said.

Only 27 glaciers of well over 100 remain in the park, and the National Environmental Trust recently held a contest to suggest a name for the park in the event the ice disappears.

Launched in 1963 as a yearly event, the Ice Festival was forced to take a hiatus during China's infamous Cultural Revolution, only to come back in full force in 1985.