Sentence examples for in iceberg from inspiring English sources

By the beginning of last week, Illbruck was in iceberg territory.

In 21st-century New York, the Chinese wrap minced chicken, mushrooms, bamboo shoots and pine nuts in iceberg lettuce cups, giving a moment of nobility to this much-maligned member of the lettuce family.

If, for some reason, the terminus retreats slightly, the deeper water upstream of the shoal will cause an increase in iceberg calving; this will result in further retreat into deeper water, which will further increase the calving until the calving speed becomes so high that the normal processes of glacier flow cannot compensate.

In this paper, a conceptual framework is proposed for performance characterisation and quantitative risk assessment of ships in iceberg collisions.

Increases in iceberg production thus have the capacity to increase productivity and this newly identified negative feedback may help to mitigate fossil fuel emissions.

The results suggest that climatically-driven variations in iceberg abundance would influence local seabird distributions with unknown impacts on regional abundances and species composition.

In a stand-off in the Davis Strait, west of Greenland, the Danish navy has been shadowing the Greenpeace ship Esperanza as it tracked the 53,000 tonne Leiv Eiriksson in iceberg-strewn sea to the site where it plans to search for oil at depths of up to 5,000ft.

Although the ice-covered sea stopped him from getting close enough to see the Antarctic land mass, boulders in icebergs proved its existence.

Occasionally seen in icebergs that calve from the ice shelves, marine ice can appear green due to organic matter in the ice.

We utilise a buffered ascorbate solution to extract nanoparticulate Fe oxyhydroxides and thus estimate the concentrations of potentially bioavailable Fe in iceberg-hosted and glacial sediment.

The data in Table 1 permit a comparison of the bioavailable iron fluxes derived from nanoparticulates in iceberg-hosted sediment, dissolved iron in melting icebergs and the dissolution of aeolian dust (Table 2).