Sentence examples for points of ice from inspiring English sources

He was a man who made it clear to friends that he would rather discuss the finer points of ice fishing than the writings of his parents.

If Trump had responded to Holt like a voluble golf caddy being asked to discuss the finer points of ice hockey, Hillary Clinton chose a different course: she changed the subject.

AFP activity is measured by thermal hysteresis, which is defined as an observed difference in the melting and freezing points of ice in an aqueous solution.

I don't see the point of ice cream when God has given us brownies.

Because the inlet water is slightly above the melting point of ice, it gradually melts the ice as it seeps along the base of the glacier.

Once the upper surface of the berg begins to melt, the section above the waterline warms relatively quickly to temperatures that approach the melting point of ice.

The German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit in 1700 30 produced accurate mercury thermometers calibrated to a standard scale that ranged from 32°, the melting point of ice, to 96° for body temperature.

On the other hand, if the temperature is below the freezing point of ice, solid particles containing a great amount of ice can exist.

We choose the lower limit because the temperature does not reach the melting point of ice if the initial ratio is smaller than that.

As a result, surface temperatures rise to within 20°C to 30°C of the melting point of ice when seasonal streaks are forming.

What makes that layer possible are temperatures that approach -20°C within Jupiter's outer icy moons at certain depths--exceeding the melting point of ice at high pressures.