Sentence examples for ice effect from inspiring English sources

Trajkoska says local media activists have coined the closed access to official sources of information "the ice effect".

In works like "Seascape #52," "Seascape #12," "Seascape #30" and "Seascape #41," there is almost a dry ice effect created by a rising marine fog.

"They inject water into it the day before," he told me, "there's this Austrian guy who goes round the circuit with a patented device that creates an ice effect just below the snow so that they can race faster.

It adds to the ice effect!

Don't let the film on top of your solution become thick or developed; this indicates that another reaction is taking place and will ruin your hot ice effect.

General dynamics of the aircraft are firstly presented, ice effects on the dynamics are characterized.

River ice research has largely been driven by engineering and environmental problems that concern society, including ice effects on flooding, hydropower, navigation, ecology, and the environment.

The time required to perform a complete finger extension (grip myotonia time, GMT) at maximum velocity (MV) after maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) was evaluated through an ad hoc protocol including rest, exercise, and ice effects on handgrip myotonia.

Highly complex biogenic habitats, food limitation, and ice effects are commonly emphasized as important factors affecting Antarctic marine diversity [31], [32], [33].

The magnitude of ice scour in mainland Nova Scotia in 2014 was such that ice effects were even observed in wave-sheltered habitats.

The dried-ice effect of the liquid nitrogen they contained seemed like the stuff of science fiction, but although it was a curious experience it seemed quite disconnected from the rest of my life.