Sentence examples for ice contents from inspiring English sources

Measuring ice contents (θi) in partially frozen soils is important for both engineering and environmental applications.

The ice contents and MAGT of permafrost remarkably would affect the degradation rate of permafrost around the footings.

Correlation analysis results showed that there were good relationships between the settlement and the slope direction, embankment height, ground temperature and ice contents when some of the later items were quantified.

Yedoma, a suite of syngenetically frozen silty ice- and organic-rich deposits with large ice wedges that accumulated during the late Pleistocene, is vulnerable to thermal degradation and erosion because of the extremely high ice contents.

Numerical modeling was used for simulating the long-term thermal stability of the foundations soils and impacts of the TE effect, ice contents, mean annual ground temperature (MAGT), embedding depths of tower footings, and climate warming on ground thermal regime.

The model is then applied to frozen sandy soil with a range of ice contents and various temperature conditions; quantitative results agree well with practically measured stress strain data.

The ice content of permafrost is probably the most important feature of permafrost affecting human life in the north.

The total ice content in the permafrost of the Arctic Coastal Plain of Alaska is estimated to be 1,500 cubic kilometres, and below 9 metres most of that is present as pore ice.

It is calculated that the pore and Taber ice content in the depth between 0.5 and 3 metres (surface to 0.5 metre is seasonally thawed) is 61 percent by volume, and between 3 and 9 metres it is 41 percent.

Knowledge of the distribution, type, and water or ice content of subsea permafrost is critical for planning petroleum exploration, locating production structures, burying pipelines, and driving tunnels beneath the seabed.

Airplanes used in field experiments, such as the Lockheed P-3 aircraft employed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) in the United States, are heavily instrumented and often carry Doppler radar, turbulence sensors, and in situ measurement devices for cloud water, cloud ice content, and structure.