Sentence examples for melting these from inspiring English sources

Like Akala, Kate Tempest takes inspiration from canonical literature and the swaggering, lowbrow street poetry of Wu Tang, melting these influences into distinct, story-driven hip-hop.

The most important process producing creep, aside from direct gravitational influences, is frost heaving: as interstitial water freezes, surface particles are forced up and out perpendicular to the slope; when let down by melting, these particles are drawn directly downward by gravity and are thereby gradually moved downslope.

High resolution microscopy studies of sediments collected by melting these samples demonstrate the presence of nanoparticulate Fe oxyhydroxides.

Once the pellets are produced, a scintillator can be constructed easily by heating and melting these pellets.

As warmer weather increases surface melting, these streams intensify, and water pools beneath the glaciers lubricating the base, causing the ice to slide faster.

GIVEN the accelerated melting these days in Greenland, it's probably no longer appropriate to use the adjective "glacial" to describe treaty negotiations aimed at curbing dangerous human interference with the climate.

But, of course, there are books that melt these categories together.

"I only make food that's boiled or melted these days," I tell her.

(To make the soup, cooks make a sort of aspic that can be cut into cubes and placed within the dumplings. Steaming melts these, leaving liquid).

But in moderate to heavy rainstorms or when snow melts, these sumps fill up and excess water is routed through connecting underground pipes to larger sumps or, particularly near shorelines, to pipes that empty into surface waters.

"If we could just melt these things down and get something for them, or if they'd just give us money instead of trophies, it'd be great," Mitchell said.