Sentence examples for fragmented ice from inspiring English sources
Often the yield of fragmented ice was no greater than the mass of explosive used.
Some of this ice divergence likely led to fragmented ice being transported into warmer ocean waters, hastening the melt.
Thus, there is fragmented ice (soda fountain drinks), nugget and cube ice (mixed drinks) and ice that is shaved.
Importantly, we point out that all available models of crack propagation in brittle solids yield the same results in terms of scaling, and thus, while the single length scale we uncover is an effective measure of the state of fragmented ice, its physical interpretation is elusive and needs to be probed by direct experiments.
It was believed in southern Poland that clouds and hail were produced by creatures named płanetnik, chmurnik, or obłocznik: they compressed fog into clouds, and fragmented ice with iron flails into hailstones.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
After centrifugation, the pellet was resuspended in SDS lysis buffer (1% SDS, 10 mM EDTA, 50 mM Tris-Cl pH 8.1, plus protease inhibitors) and incubated at room temperature for 20 min. Cells were sonicated on ice, and fragmented DNA was visualized on an agarose gel (average size 1 kb).
Also, the DNA in the bone was much more fragmented than that of late ice age horse bones from the same region, indicating it was older.
If the sea ice becomes more fragmented as a result of climate change, it may make it harder for the bears to leave continuous scent trails and find each other.
The free-floating, fragmented mood pieces seemed all ice initially, but the power of the band's vision gradually surfaced--at least for those who willing to spend time with it.
We saw some ribbons of multiyear ice floes, all small and fragmented, and were able to steer around them.' The Canadians' ice-free passage through their nation's northern waters is the latest evidence that Arctic ice is melting in the summer more extensively than usual.
