Sentence examples for pattern of ice from inspiring English sources

Cryostructure or the pattern of ice inclusions within a frozen soil is a direct indicator of the geologic and cryogenic genesis of permafrost soils.

Especially, when calculating clearing resistance, the flow pattern of ice particles under the DLWL of ship is assumed to be in accordance with the ice flow observed during ice model testing.

Enhanced calving and flow acceleration in response to rising relative sea level is speculated to have undermined the integrity of the ice stream system, precipitating its collapse and driving the reconstructed pattern of ice sheet evolution.

In the 1970s, it was shown that if the pattern of Ice Ages in the last 100,000+ years continued we would be entering a new one in a few thousand years, but with the caveat that if we continued pumping CO2 into the air it would probably prevent that from happening.

The ocean current changes are probably tied to the ENSO and nothing to do with human induced climate change". ENSO doesn't fit the pattern of ice decline.

For example, while the Earth is warmer than it is at least 90percentt of the time, this includes our current experience ever since the beginning of a likely 12-15 thousand-year-long interespitel respithe the latest in a sequential pattern of Ice Ages typically lasting about 90 thousand years.

Corridors form a divergent array identical to the pattern of ice-flow features.

Besides helping explain the current pattern of ices on Pluto's surface, the new simulations also shed light on substantial changes in Pluto's atmospheric pressure observed in recent years.

The patterns of ice formed in the 3-D matrices were revealed using X-ray computed tomography.

"The parallels between these mechanisms, and those observed on Greenland/the Antarctic Peninsula, suggest that lakes may similarly affect rates and patterns of ice melt, ice flow and ice shelf disintegration in East Antarctica," the study concludes.

A bit to the north, for example, on the flanks of Mount Kenya, other scientists have been able to measure shifts in patterns of ice loss that show solar radiation -- the long-term influence on the ice -- is no longer dominating.