Sentence examples for glacier under from inspiring English sources

The title Shroud sums up the dying glacier under its death cloak.

In a follow-up clip, a field reporter standing in front of a glacier under the Brooklyn Bridge explains how "the amazing journey of the glacier" is ending "with the arrival of the new Coors Light cold-activated can".

A multifold increase in concentrations of the dominant ions (Mg2+, SO42+, and Ca2+) and electrical conductivity in the RAS water over the last two decades (1986 2005), recorded by Thies et al., may reflect current permafrost degradation in the rock glacier under the recent warming.

However, climatic interpretations based on the geometry and length of glaciers under such conditions as in Scoresby Sund is not well understood, and equilibrium-line-altitude (ELA) estimates should, therefore, be regarded as tentative.

"They were hiking over glaciers, under waterfalls, exploring moss worlds, playing with horses and relaxing in hot springs," Moth wrote in a post on Bored Panda.

The aircraft was based in Svalbard, and a number of other scientific and exploration expeditions were supported, including electronic mapping of the headrock underneath glaciers, under a contract for the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge University, financed by British Petroleum.

Obviously, there is large uncertainty and variability in the retreat rates of Himalayan glaciers and to settle the debate in a rational manner there is a strong need for reference studies that reliably model the transient evolution of glaciers under climate change.

In many cases, glacier length changes under-represent the magnitude of glacier ablation, because thinning (sometimes without immediate length changes) is also important.

If Bardarbunga, which lies partly under a glacier, had erupted under the ice, it would have sent plumes of gritty ash into the sky and furious floods across the mainland.

"The glaciers currently under observation are thinning out by between 50 centimetres to a full metre each year.

New evidence from radar surveys by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter strongly suggest that the lobes are pure ice in the form of glaciers, buried under a thin layer of soil and rock.