Sentence examples for ice source from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the two northern Storfjorden sub-ice streams were composed of thicker and perhaps faster ice progressively draining a distal and larger ice source mainly located on Svalbard.

Phylogenetic analysis of the integrase genes does not support prey being the ICE source.

At Tor Bay Provincial Park, which sustained 4 days (between 6 9 April) of ice coverage (likely because it is farther away from the ice source), biomass losses were also high, but some organisms were able to survive in some protected areas.

The results provide additional insights into ground ice sources and cycling near permafrost table in permafrost terrain, and would be helpful for improving process-based detailed hydrologic models under the occurring global warming.

Planetary and Space Science 55: 181-192 WHALLEY, W.B. & AZIZI, A. (2003): Rock glaciers and protalus landforms: Analogous forms and ice sources on Earth and Mars.

The inevitable contributions of these ice sources to rising seas is big enough to threaten coastal dwellers worldwide, and will boost previous estimate of sea level rise.

But according to one Greenland glaciologist expert, reports Donnelly, if "you compare where we are now to where atmospheric carbon dioxide levels and ocean levels stood in past warm periods of Earth's history, you can infer that human beings have already set in motion 69 feet of sea level rise," due to the meltdown of Greenland and other world ice sources.

| Resources | Here's a useful aggregation of sea ice data sources.

But Cassini observations, including ever-rising estimates of the amount of heat given off by the moon, were challenging the ice-only source.

And the fact that he was torn between the rough ground and the pure ice was the source of much of his sorrow.

The folk tale of the Snow Maiden, Snegurochka – the girl of the forest, daughter of Grandfather Frost and the Spring Fairy, who cannot love because her heart is made of ice – became the source for one of the greatest of 19th-century Russian operas, by Rimsky-Korsakov, first performed in St Petersburg in 1882.