Sentence examples for melting which has from inspiring English sources
Another separation procedure based on liquid-solid equilibria is zone melting, which has found its greatest use in the purification of metals.
Human influence is now the strongest driver of glacier melting, which has been occurring since the end of the "Little Ice Age" in the mid-19th century, it is claimed.
The timing coincided with rising awareness that Arctic sea ice is melting, which has led polar bears to become the "poster species of climate change," in the words of a 2013 study.
The rounded and embayed shapes of albite and K-feldspar grains (Figure 10) are attributed to disequilibrium marginal melting, which has occurred due to a decrease in the melting temperature of feldspar caused by the release of OH- from hydrous phases or by viscous shear heating at >1,100°C (Spray 1992).
The state has received record rainfall in the last month and also has a huge snowpack in the mountains that is melting, which has resulted in widespread flooding in recent weeks.
In nanocomposite's thermogram, there exist two maximums at T = 147 and 208 °С, corresponding to pectin's crystallites melting, which have lower and higher melting temperatures, respectively (Fig. 5a, curves 3).
Spinodal decomposition has also been observed in melt which has been rapidly quenched in liquid nitrogen and allowed to warm up to room temperature.
[HexMeIm]Cl- and [MeOctIm]Cl-rich urea melts, which have almost the same pyrolysis temperature as neat [HexMeIm]Cl and [MeOctIm]Cl organic salts, showed a stable liquid phase at room temperature.
Larry Hirschhorn, artistic director of the Melting Pot, which has a budget of $300,000, said he received a call from Mr. Spacey.
He shipped his current show from Cuba, along with the work of another artist, Ezequiel Suarez, founder of an experimental apartment gallery in Havana called the Melting Pot, which has nurtured artists whose work has run into trouble with the Cuban government.
These large system sizes are required in order to probe the nature of the melting transition, which has been debated for the last forty years.
