Sentence examples for foam ice from inspiring English sources

Officials met at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., to review the risks of debris' damaging the shuttle after months of efforts to reduce the chances of bits of insulating foam, ice or other particles breaking loose and hitting the vehicle during the launching.

Samples were placed into a Ziplack bag and then put in the foam ice boxes, transported to experimental stations within two hours, rapidly frozen in liquid nitrogen and maintained at −80 °C.

In some recent wind tunnel tests, engineers tried a new design for smaller foam ice-frost ramps to cover the tank mounting brackets, but the design produced unacceptably large chunks of debris, agency spokesmen said.

In addition to those shelves of ersatz books, by Ben Colebrook, the handmade displays include paper paint-sample strips dragooned into a wall installation (Beth Gilfilen), an epoxy and foam ice-cream swirl (David Hardy), masking-tape wall origami (Heeseop Yoon), and delicate paper, latex and twine musical instruments (Olen Hsu).

As they cut out folds of foam icing, I pop an unexpected question: Have you heard about the Scottish independence referendum?

We report on the results of recent test shots performed with a prototype anchor into several porous materials: two types of glass foam, H2O ice and CO2 ice.

As the pair made their final exit into the foaming ice-haze at the rear of the Olivier stage on Tuesday evening, one felt a weird, unprecedented combination of indefinitely postponed catharsis and real cliff-hanger suspense.

Say you've finally reached the front of the line at Starbucks, where the young, beautiful barista ignores your plea for a simple venti-skinny-extra-foam-iced-mocha-latte to flirt with the artfully disheveled guy perusing the store's "Ode to Chocolate".

From the beginning of the program, NASA rules said no foam or ice should hit the shuttle.

At the moment that the foam or ice hit the wing, the shuttle was 80 seconds into flight.

NASA officials have said the agency now knows more about the problems of foam and ice, and has taken steps to reduce risk.