Sentence examples for experience ice from inspiring English sources

She says in her experience, ice has been contributing to the increased rates of domestic violence.

As a practical matter, it is not clear how much this all affects a person's sense of taste (although it raises the possibility that some people may experience ice cream as being "saltier" than others).

Tellingly, the last two lines of the book link this experience, ice and mortality in a way that makes concrete the more symbolic mode of some of the other poems we've looked at: If the hoar frost grip thy tent Thou wilt give thanks when night is spent.

Bottom founded offshore structures loaded by level ice can experience ice induced vibrations.

Icy planetesimals over 50 km in radius experience ice melting, aqueous alteration and the dehydration reaction.

Icy planetesimals, which are larger than 50 km in radius and which formed 1.0 Myr after CAI formation with 130 K for an initial temperature, could experience ice melting, aqueous alteration and a dehydration reaction.

"Auto Focus" certainly holds one's attention, but it's a strange and grim experience, ice-cold and borderline pointless.

Results of a study by the European Space Agency's CryoSat mission released today found that the volume of sea ice in the Arctic hit a new low this year, and some scientists predict that the Arctic could experience ice-free summers by 2030.

Their views of sea trends through this century still vary widely, while they agree, almost to a person, that centuries of eroding ice and rising seas are nearly a sure thing in a warming world… My emails and calls to more than a dozen experienced ice scientists produced about a 50/50 split on whether Greenland or Antarctica was the biggest short-term risk.

Samples supplied with deionised water experienced ice segregation in their upper parts, and significant heave.

"Everest was not even the zone of highest shaking and so if you had that sort of event there, surely other areas closer to the zone of maximum shaking will have experienced ice and snow avalanches".