Sentence examples for ice preserved from inspiring English sources

A deep winter can give way to a kind of collective amnesia – but everything gets saved in the ice, preserved for exposure when the temperatures finally rise.

Other scientists countered that the debris trails must arise from the crusty outer rinds of comets, with ice preserved inside.

Cold-based ice preserved a pre-weathered landscape that was the primary source of the ML minerals in the soils in the valley.

All samples should be accompanied by the following information: name, address, telephone/fax numbers of sender; telephone/fax numbers for official reporting of results, if different from above; name, address and contact numbers of owner; date of sampling and submission; type and number of samples (including whether on ice, preserved, etc).; disease suspected and tests required.

10Be and 26Al concentrations indicate that the boundary represents a juxtaposition of sliding, erosive ice and cold-bedded ice that preserved ancient bedrock that has not been significantly impacted by the ice sheet in perhaps one to two million years.

He had been trapped in ice and preserved in a state of suspended animation.

As bans tighten on the international ivory trade, dealers are turning to a prehistoric cache of so-called "ice ivory" preserved in the Siberian permafrost as an unlikely albeit surprisingly available alternative.

Tissues were collected by decapitation and immediately dissected out on ice and preserved for limited times at −70°C.

Blood samples were obtained by cardiac puncture, transferred to sterile cryovials, placed on dry ice, and preserved at −70°C until testing at the Bartonella Laboratory of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Fort Collins, CO, USA).

The planet's ice caps, small cousins to Earth's polar ice fields, preserve some of that water in full view today.

But the beloved Jane's body is decomposing, and they have no more ice to preserve it.