Sentence examples for more stable ice from inspiring English sources

They skied through the night for 2.5 hours to an area of more stable ice.

The new ice produced each year is thinner and more volatile than the older more stable ice in the Arctic.

In northerly flowing rivers such behaviour is typical, since the upstream ice is freed first and moves toward colder, more stable ice covers.

As the cracks spread over the next couple of hours, the researchers calmly moved equipment, food, fuel, and most of their data to more stable ice.

When asked why, a typical answer is "because proteins are more stable on ice".

Ornithine was also more stable on ice, with a 24% increase over the 24 hour period, compared with a 183% increase at room temperature.

It appears, however, that both the Greenland and East Antarctic ice sheets are inherently more stable than the West Antarctic Ice Sheet.

The expedition leaders decided to relocate the ship a few kilometres to the north-west of B09B, to try and find a better, more stable route across the ice.

East Antarctica is widely considered to be more stable than the West Antarctic ice sheet but a study suggests that a large region of the eastern ice sheet is in danger of becoming irreversibly unstable once a relatively thin section of retaining ice on its coast is lost, the researchers said.

However, multiyear ice that would act as a more stable sympagic platform than seasonal sea ice may not have appeared until as late as the Pliocene or Pleistocene (2.5 3 Ma) with the advent of sustained polar glaciation (Polyak 2010).

For example, at -10° C, ice is more stable than water, and, at 110° C and one atmosphere, steam is more stable than water.