Sentence examples for melt in which from inspiring English sources

These preliminary figures are subject to change; they don't account for the so-called summer melt in which students, for various reasons, change their minds and decide to enroll elsewhere.

Over the course of an hour on Friday, protesters practiced several tactics, including "hup," which involves a knot of people jumping up and down (and can be used to coalesce a scattered group) and "melt," in which protesters drift to the ground (used for a "die-in" or to de-escalate a confrontation).

Here are some interesting statistics from other colleges and universities that have reported so far: These preliminary figures are subject to change; they don't account for the so-called summer melt in which students, for various reasons, change their minds and decide to enroll elsewhere.

Here is a compilation of our latest findings (marked with an asterisk), as well as what we've reported so far: As a reminder, these preliminary figures do not account for the so-called summer melt in which students, for various reasons, change their minds and decide to enroll elsewhere.

Large polyatomic (Na n Cl m ) n-m clusters resemble what would be expected in a hydrous NaCl melt in which water and NaCl were completely miscible.

In a LiCl KCl melt in which SiO2 particles were suspended at 450 °C, we obtained Si nanoparticles with diameters around 20 nm.

Andy Goldsworthy's snow-melts, in which large, dirty snowballs are allowed to dissolve on sheets of absorbent paper, leaving behind only the marks of their own liquefaction, strike me as among the most graceful of those lost-and-found-in-translation efforts.

NP configurations corresponding to N = 55 are shown in Figure 2 b, where we see an odd form of melting in which the NP transforms from a crystal having icosahedral symmetry solid to a disordered liquid during heating and freezes into an icosahedral symmetry solid upon cooling.

It's a weather pattern that echoes the one in 2012 that also precipitated (pun intended) what the scientists called an "extreme melt event," in which almost the entire glacier – 95% of it – was covered in some amount of melted water.

This difference likely reflects some interaction between the N2 molecules and the hydrous silicate melt matrix in which they are dissolved.

In between was a recitative and aria of melting beauty, in which Ms. Kermes's voice came in gently floated high notes and breathy sobs of pious grief.