Sentence examples for frozen depths from inspiring English sources

As the students gazed into the lake a professor urged them to contemplate the physical changes occurring in its frozen depths.

It is the war of the 1983 election, in the frozen depths of the Cold War, when a unilateralist manifesto seemed dangerously utopian.

Shafts of ancient ice pulled from Antarctica's frozen depths show that for at least 650,000 years three important heat-trapping greenhouse gases never reached recent atmospheric levels caused by human activities, scientists are reporting today.

A3 Ancient Greenhouse Gases Shafts of ancient ice pulled from Antarctica's frozen depths show that for at least 650,000 years three important heat-trapping greenhouse gases never reached recent atmospheric levels caused by human activities, scientists are reporting.

In different parts of the roadbed, the maximum seasonal frozen depths were all higher than that in the natural ground, because of the roadbed materials, that changed the heat exchange process between the air and the ground surface.

By some estimates, curbing warming at 1.5C could be sufficient to prevent the formation of an ice-free Arctic in summer, to save the Amazon rainforest, and to prevent the Siberian tundra from melting and releasing planet-warming methane from its frozen depths.

The decrease of simulated cumulative ground heat flux in winter along with thicker snow depth indicates that the thicker snow pack gradually insulates the subsoil against energy losses to the atmosphere in winter, which induces a reduction of active layer frozen depth.

In an earlier book, Imperium, he plunged into the forlorn, freezing depths of Siberia and at one point quotes unsceptically a young girl on the effects of the cold and heavy stillness.

The percentage of vapor flux in total flux (vapor flux ratio) positively relates to temperature gradient and freezing depth, but negatively relates to initial water content.

When the 5-cm-thick insulation layer is laid, the freezing depth still reaches 0.5 m, which indicates that the preservation measure cannot fully protect the rocks surrounding the tunnel against freezing damage.

Based on field-measured values of soil temperature and liquid-phase water content collected at an automatic weather station in the black soil area of the Songnen plain, the influence of the cumulative negative temperature on the soil freezing depth was analyzed under different snow cover conditions.