Sentence examples for extent of ice from inspiring English sources

Satellite images have revealed that the extent of ice coverage has significantly shrunk in recent years.

Maximum extent of ice sheets in Morocco during the Late Ordovician glaciation.

The development and extent of ice have both ecological and socio-economic implications.

NASA says that the extent of ice covering Arctic waters has fallen by 13percentt per decade.

The extent of ice, although a useful indicator of global temperatures, is also strongly influenced by wind and ocean currents, which alter how densely the ice is packed.

They count for little in the big picture because they account for only a small proportion of the total extent of ice.

Such records can test the synchronicity and extent of ice-age climatic events and define how Arctic landscapes respond to rapid climate changes.

The presence of wave-sculpted sediments in other locations would help scientists determine the extent of ice-free regions during the Cryogenian, he adds.

Researchers arrived at that figure by comparing the estimated thicknesses and extents of ice seen in a 1970 aerial survey with those measured by an airborne laser altimeter in 2007 and 2008.

"The acceleration of the loss of the extent of the ice is mostly because the ice has been so thin.

The walruses usually rest on sea ice, but this year, the extent of Arctic ice is at its sixth-lowest point since satellite monitoring began in 1979.