Sentence examples for needs to be melted from inspiring English sources

We assume an average snow cover of 0.5 m thickness that needs to be melted before glacier ice is melting.

In addition, vesiculation during xenolith ascent will accelerate disintegration of xenoliths, so not all xenolithic material needs to be melted or ejected to "disappear" (cf. ref. 51).

The chocolate needs to be melted.

Batik wax comes in a brick that needs to be melted in either an electric wax pot or double boiler.

The electrode and electrolyte in the cell are solid at room temperature, but need to be melted for the battery to operate.

Coloured glasses, on the other hand, have a high photon absorption coefficient and therefore need to be melted either to shallow depths or with electric boosting from the bottom of the tank.

Since both exon intron splice junctions are comprised of stem-loop structures, base pairs need to be melted to eject the intron prior to ligation of the exons.

For comparison, when the downstream DNA is single-stranded and does not need to be melted, the dNTPs Km is 10 20 μM and the rate of synthesis is ∼200 nt/s (Patel et al., 1991; Stano et al., 2005).

This suggests that the permeability barrier seals tightly around a translocating species and that the holes, which need to be melted into the barrier for accommodating translocating material, are very short lived.

It just falls out of him in a series of proclamations about the value of the NHS, the dangers of academy schools, and the ongoing need for Trident to be melted down and turned into a women's library and Tolpuddle Martyrs museum somewhere outside Sidcup.

"But it seems to be melting".