Sentence examples for moving ice from inspiring English sources

Moving ice edge boundaries are incorporated during storm simulations.

Others survived, only to be crushed by moving ice or separated from their mothers.

Ice streams are channels of fast-flowing ice sheets and sediment surrounded by slower moving ice.

This moving ice scrapes up and incorporates large amount of rocks and dust.

But we also have what Alaska doesn't have -- the moving ice, icebergs".

Its weather beacon listed at a 30-degree angle, felled by the moving ice.

They will trek between nine and 13 miles each day in extreme weather conditions and encounter vast crevasses, moving ice-shelves, glaciers and snow storms.

They expect to trek for between nine and 12 miles a day (15 to 20km), dragging 11-stone (70kg) sledges, and are likely to encounter vast crevasses, moving ice-shelves, glaciers and snow storms.

Here, slow-moving ice resulted in a relatively scarce release of subglacial debris at the shelf edge and the continental slope was subject to enhanced erosion and degradation with a comparatively higher production of relatively fine-grained turbidite flows.

Winds and tides can move ice miles.

Although the coming year is also looking like a first-year ice scenario, Falkner said the Ignatyuk's operators had expressed concerns about the possibility that a storm might move ice around.