Sentence examples similar to frozen grounds from inspiring English sources

In areas underlain by an impermeable layer (seasonally frozen ground or perennially frozen ground), the active layer is often saturated with moisture and is quite mobile.

Familiar examples include glaciers, icebergs, sea ice, seasonally frozen ground, and ground ice associated with permafrost i.e., perennially frozen soil found in frigid regions.

Permafrost is permanently frozen ground.

"The ball travels farther on frozen ground.

This type of perennially frozen ground is called Alpine permafrost.

It needs frozen ground, good snowpack and a sudden thaw.

January's frozen ground brings a dry spell.

That November it felled an Alaskan woman whose body was interred in the frozen ground.

Pore ice and Taber ice occur both in seasonally frozen ground and in permafrost.

He yanked the snow hook, a clawlike emergency brake, from the frozen ground.

By far the biggest is permafrost, the permanently frozen ground that underlies much of the road.