Sentence examples for existing ice from inspiring English sources

Unlike road salt, this chemical is intended to prevent freezing, not to melt existing ice.

A good portion of the area's existing ice fields has been lost over the past four decades, and the rate of retreat has increased in recent years.

"We've added over a dozen new clubs since the Olympics, primarily at existing ice arenas, but we've also got new clubs in places you wouldn't expect, like Dallas, Scottsdale, Ariz., Florida and Tennessee," said Rick Patzke, a spokesman for the United States Curling Association, based in Stevens Point, Wis.

The demolition of the existing ice bowl would be phased and, when complete, would also include an NHS health and well-being centre.

For these reasons, the aim of this work, which is the result of a collaboration between two research groups from different countries, is the design of an ORC which recovers the discharged heat by an existing ICE: the integrated system will supply electricity to a small Nepali village, contributing to a little rise of the life standard of a small and poor community.

"This is so much larger than the existing ICE detention system".

Most existing ice-sheet numerical models use grid-based Eulerian discretizations, and are usually restricted to shallow ice-sheet and ice-shelf approximations of the momentum- conservation equation.

This re-evaluation of the geomorphology of Lundy Island challenges recently proposed interpretations of early glacial cover of Lundy (MIS 4-3) and for cold-based ice cover at the Last Glacial Maximum (MIS 2), and instead supports existing regional ice sheet reconstructions.

That said, new exchanges are free to introduce contracts that are similar, but not identical, to existing ones as ICE did so successfully with oil futures.The derivatives exchanges with the tightest lock on trading are those that have their own clearing houses such as the CME and Eurex, since they can offer clients cheaper and swifter settlement.

In addition to the new passport marking, the law would codify an existing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) program called "Operation Angel Watch," which notifies officials abroad when registered sex offenders plan to travel to those countries.

As the authors state in the paper, "Our findings imply that the outlet glaciers of Greenland, and the ice sheet as a whole, are probably more vulnerable to ocean thermal forcing and peripheral thinning than inferred previously from existing numerical ice-sheet models".