Sentence examples for melting might from inspiring English sources
The existence or extent of melting might not be clear until workers can open up the reactors and examine the fuel, which could be months.
"There have been periods when melting might have occurred at higher elevations briefly – maybe for a day or so – but to have it cover the whole of Greenland like this is unknown, certainly in the time of satellite records".
For example, scientists don't fully understand how Antarctica's glaciers will react to warming temperatures: slow melting might take centuries, yet calving of icebergs could lead to their disappearance much sooner, causing sea level rise beyond the already predicted 3 feet by 2200.
We infer that the almost water-free or lower water content during partial melting might be a major cause of higher Mg/Si and lower Mg# of Siberian garnet peridotites.
To get a better sense of how much melting might have occurred in East Antarctica during the Pliocene, Cook and her colleagues studied sediments from a deep marine core about 300 kilometers off the coast of Adélie Land in East Antarctica.
Also, removing dams during the wrong season, such as the spring melt, might release torrents of water that would destroy people's property built right along the river's banks.
The debate also featured discussion on the impact melting ice might have on global sea levels.
This seemed to be a typical behavior of solid solutions whose melting points might be lowered by adding Zr as a deducted form of the lattice expansion.
The plots suggest that the statistics of melting temperature might indeed be different for promoter G-quadruplexes.
On the other hand, the solvus between aqueous solution and hydrous melt might be encountered during decompression of the supercritical fluid, resulting in the separation into aqueous solutions and hydrous melts (Zheng et al. 2011a).
Under core disruptive accident conditions with core melting the fuel might compact, prompt criticality might be achieved and a severe nuclear power excursion with mechanical energy release might be the consequence.
