Sentence examples for ice depression from inspiring English sources

Geochronological results from 230Th/U dating of the buried organic-rich deposits at Beckentin, show that these units accumulated in a former dead ice depression between 118 ± 7/6 ka and 114 ± 6/5 ka during the Eemian Interglacial.

Our meteorite concentration on ice was caused primarily by the constant foehn wind, that is, "warm" air descending from the northern slopes of the Frontier Mountains, which enhance ice sublimation and the development of an ice depression.

The 14 11 km long Oder and Bode Valley glaciers left typical moraines, kames, or dead ice depressions, such as fluvial cave relic sediments.

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With the melting of the ice, these depressions filled with water.

The slight GDL ice melting-point depression is consistent with the Gibbs Thomson equation for equilibrium melting using an average pore diameter of 30 μm.

In particular, the ice melting point depression due to the Gibbs-Thomson effect has already been reported by Nada and Furukawa (Nada, 2008 and Nada, 2001).

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The increase in stage caused a maximum estimated ice-induced discharge depression of 50%.

In addition to inducing a non-colligative freezing point depression of ice by up to 6°C, sbwAFP also demonstrates a significant melting inhibition (super-heating) of ice of up to 0.44°C (Celik et al., 2010).