Sentence examples for ice temperatures from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, it becomes difficult to distinguish between cooler ice temperatures and warmer water temperatures, for example.

The measurements provide the time period required to freeze the ice-rink surface as well as the ice temperatures at different locations of the ice-rink floor.

The model, which has as its output the position of the ice front, surface and ice temperatures, was found to predict vacuum freeze-drying processes in waterlogged wood and PEG with excellent accuracy.

For the 64 boreholes examined, the Type 2 failure equation produced an upper bound for the effective borehole strength, but only when ice temperatures had been documented over at least half of the total ice thickness.

The deformation itself is thought to be controlled by changing shear strength of the brecciated sliding planes due to either changing ice temperatures and/or variations in water infiltration to the unsaturated sliding zones.

The viability of estimating the ice borehole strength from known ice temperatures is explored by fitting linear regressions to strength temperature data for the two most common failure processes: well-defined yield failures (Type 2) and poorly-defined yield failures (Type 3).

Since the process was done at ice temperature, some dyes were called ice colours.

In summer, gravity drainage of brine increases as the ice temperature and permeability increase.

Craig called Salt Lake City ideal because the humidity is low and the ice temperature can be kept to 21 or 22 degrees.

First, the top surface ice temperature is a complicated field with frequent large variations in the ice temperature values.

During the dehydration process of using 100% acetone, cells were transferred from ice temperature to room temperature.