Sentence examples for measuring the ice from inspiring English sources

Measuring the ice "is a learned thing" passed down, said Keith Larmie, a club officer.

In Fischer's case, it has also meant walking the battlefields with an odometer, measuring the ice flow on the Delaware River in December, assembling weather records for the Delaware Valley in 1776, calculating accurate casualty rates against the forged figures subsequently provided by both sides.

The process is simple enough: chop a hole in the ice, drop the stick through and measure the ice's thickness.

Having measured the ice thickness, though, they still had one remaining problem to solve, something that could only be done on the ground.

At the Conservatory Water, which is best known for its model sailboat races in summer, workers drilled a hole on Thursday afternoon to measure the ice.

Troy Steger, 47, of Pawling plunged his ladle into the reservoir and measured the ice at 10 to 12 inches thick.

The aircraft measures the ice water content (IWC) and number concentration using several instruments.

Part of the instrumentation was designed to measure the ice loads.

This method could be misleading, since it measures the ICE with respect to the final product carbon dioxide.

To this end, a sensor system based on the multi-electrode capacitance is used to measure the ice thickness in both lab and field investigations.

Last week, Thompson's colleagues measured the ice levels at survey poles that they had inserted last year; more than a meter of ice had melted in 12 months, out of a total thickness of 20 to 50 meters.