Sentence examples for melting project from inspiring English sources

And of course we're thrilled at how quickly our Arctic Ice melting project has advanced.

But at the height of the Cold War, a Soviet scientist named Petr Mikhailovich Borisov proposed what may be the most ambitious Arctic melting project ever conceived: a dam spanning the 55-mile Bering Strait that would be big enough to redirect the currents of the world's oceans and force warming water to melt the Arctic Ocean forever.

A study of the Langtang valley in the central Himalayas in Nepal showed that even though the runoff from glacier melt is projected to decrease by the end of the century, total discharge is projected to increase as the loss of flow is compensated by an increase in rainfall and base flow (Immerzeel et al. [2012]).

Reykjavik-based designer Thorunn Arnadottir, creator of time-stopping clocks and warm-blooded radiators, is now launching her latest project: melting kittens.

There are many more opportunities for our cities to create these "trails as melting pots," proposed projects like The Queenswayhttp://thequeensway.org/ in New York City.

However, due to the unstable nature of ice crystals near their melting temperature, few experimental projects had addressed the kinetics of the AFP – ice interaction.

"The ice is melting," a description of the project proclaims.

According to the Associated Press, a report by the international Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program recently found that the Arctic region's ice is melting faster than the U.N. projected, with Arctic temperatures in the past six years the highest since measurements began.

Rather than melting into their environments, JR's projects surprisingly enliven them; his black and white format activates contrasts of indigenous color and urban decay around them.

These two protein engineering projects resulted in apparent melting temperatures above 70°C for both CEL7A and CEL6A, placing their stability on par with that of CEL5A and CEL3A.

Fire a small amount of brass to practice reaching the melting point safely before you attempt a larger project.