Sentence examples for frozen mass from inspiring English sources

But the crevasses also warm the ice as liquid water descends deep inside the frozen mass, with that process also potentially speeding its flow.

This is the frozen mass at the center of growing public concern, stoked by news coverage and social media outrage, over so-called pink slime, the low-cost blend of ammonia-treated bits of cow.

Also mentioned in the NASA release is the work of Kaitlin Keegan, a doctoral student at Dartmouth College whose focus is "firn," the newly deposited layers of snow cloaking the two-mile-thick ice sheet that will, over time, become the next dense layers in the great frozen mass.

As the oceans have warmed, they've spurred more of the frozen mass to become water, researcher Fernando Paolo told VICE News.

Regardless, conditions will probably continue to shift as temperatures rise and the ice sheet sheds its frozen mass into the sea.

After measurement of the frozen tissue mass, cartilage samples were pulverized in a freezer mill (Dismembrator S; Braun Biotech, Melsungen, Germany).

Native MPO with RZ ∼0.85 was obtained from the donors' frozen leukocytic mass without using cationic detergents either during extraction or chromatographic purification of the enzyme (Sokolov et al., 2010).

Bosses who once fretted over the talent wars are announcing hiring freezes, mass layoffs or pay cuts.

It can't be canned, frozen or mass-produced, which adds greatly to its cachet.

Larvae of Calliphora vomitoria L. (maggots) were used as insect bodies; for the first 5 treatments the maggots were frozen (mean wet mass 0.024 g), followed by two additions of fresh maggots (mean wet mass 0.075 g), giving a season total of 0.27 g (fresh) insect bodies per leaf base or 1.08 g for a typical (2 stem-leaved) plant.

Mr. Penn attempted to tamp down all such speculation, telling reporters, "This race isn't about votes or delegates, it's about land mass, frozen tundra and penguins".