Sentence examples for ice has changed from inspiring English sources
Third, the method for making ice has changed.
And the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has prepared an animation of the way Arctic sea ice has changed from 1980 to the present.
Altogether, with these methods we can reconstruct glacier behavior from the "ground up," to draw inferences about how Bhutan's climate and ice have changed in the past.
The season lengths show, on a pixel-by-pixel basis, at 25 × 25 km resolution, how much of the year has an ice cover and how that ice-season length has changed over time.
The formation of brines at Martian conditions was studied experimentally Bulk deliquescence from water vapor is too slow to occur diurnally on Mars Brines form in minutes when salts are placed in direct contact with ice Our view of Mars has changed dramatically in the past two decades, from an inhospitable cold desert to a potentially habitable planet.
We might suppose in particular that what has changed is that ice has come to assume a new salience in the person's experience of the world, with the result that their perceptual field is differently structured when they are in the presence of ice, so as to give particular prominence to ice.
Women have swum here since the 1920s and, apart from an aerator added to the water to prevent the pond icing over in winter, very little has changed since.
The route has changed into a modern ice climb with a very difficult 60m first pitch, starting with 8m of overhanging M7 dry tooling, followed by 50m of USA Grade V ice and by others 6 pitches of moderate climbing on good ice and finally one pitch of water ice USA Grade IV+ ice at the headwall before getting to the Upper Diamond Glacier.
The style of glaciation has changed over time from expanded ice caps to piedmont glaciers to valley and cirque glaciers.
Her activity has changed: now she is set upon consuming lactose-free ice cream.
