Sentence examples for ice band from inspiring English sources
Fig. 2. Comparison of the extinction factors of the 2140 cm-1 CO ice band for four shapes: sphere (top left), ellipsoid with axis ratio of 5 (top right), DW1996 (bottom left), and aggregates randomly generated with radius monomer of 0.17 μm (bottom right) from X ranging from 0.5 to 4. Fig. 3.
On heating of the sample, despite of the shift of the νs(CH3) and νas(CH3) bands to the higher wavenumbers also the center of the collective ice band at around 3,150 cm−1 shifts to the higher wavenumbers and the intensity of this band diminishes.
To minimalize the water loss (low pressure in the cryostat cell was needed for good temperature stabilization and could result in partial evaporation of water), the air was pumped out from the cell just after crystallization of water (detected by appearance of the ice band in the Raman spectrum).
The deposit is characterised by poorly-sorted medium-to-coarse silts with cryogenic structures of horizontal ice bands, lens-like, and lens-like reticulated segregation ice.
Although ice bands and band conveyors has been introduced on many vessels, some fishermen who work with ice in the hold still have physically demanding repetitive work with their shoulder elevated during work.
And so, through the inevitable scrolls of dry ice, the band appears, a now-sober Jim Reid looking healthy and calm, guitarist William maintaining a touch of that shades-on, rock'n'roll streetwalker cool.
Following their 2004 reunion, the Pixies felt that recording a new song would "break the ice" between band members after their acrimonious split in 1993.
Water ice absorption bands are stronger on Umbriel's leading hemisphere than on the trailing hemisphere.
Water ice absorption bands are stronger on Ariel's leading hemisphere than on its trailing hemisphere.
Water ice absorption bands are stronger on Oberon's trailing hemisphere than on the leading hemisphere.
Water ice absorption bands are slightly stronger on Titania's leading hemisphere than on the trailing hemisphere.
