Sentence examples for problem of ice from inspiring English sources

The problem of ice build-up on an exposed surface affects many areas of engineering in cold climate regions.

Despite nasty talk by the captain (who's involved with Mr. Theobald's stepdaughter) and the problem of ice, ice everywhere, the film lacks urgency.

One month later the federal government announced the formation of a national taskforce to deal with the "growing problem" of ice, headed by the former Victorian police chief Ken Lay.

The report added that research in the 1950s had identified the problem of ice formation in fuel systems from dissolved or entrained (trapped) water but did not identify the scenario of accumulated ice release and subsequent restriction to fuel flow.

Research in the 1950s identified the problem of ice formation in fuel systems from dissolved or trapped water but did not identify the possibility of accumulated ice restricting fuel flow.

The federal government has announced the formation of a national taskforce to deal with the "growing problem" of ice, saying the drug destroys lives, ravages families and damages communities.

This could happen to any kind of pitot probe, but by the summer of 2009, the problem of icing on the Thales AA was known to be especially common.

"It's hard to find a security approach that will simultaneously solve the problems of ice storms, software glitches, Al Qaeda, faulty operating systems and spam," said Marc Rotenberg, director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington.

Fernando Garcia, executive director for The Border Network for Human Rights, told the Guardian: "This exposes the systematic problems of ICE's detention facilities and how our immigration officials treat asylum seekers and migrants in this country.

Did the professors have a solution for the problem of black ice on roads?

Prof Laxon solved the problem of separating ice from water in the satellite altimeter signal.