Sentence examples for rate ice from inspiring English sources

It has yielded a growing dataset that helps researchers document, among other things, how much, and at what rate, ice is disappearing from the poles, contributing to global sea-level rises, and to a variety of other phenomena related to climate change.

With the new design of a parallel-plate channel to ice melting in cool-thermal discharge systems with external refluxes, the relationship of mass airflow rate, ice melting thickness and the total amount of cool-thermal discharge flux with time has been investigated theoretically to obtain a pre-determined outlet chilled air temperature under the various inlet ambient air temperatures.

(MPI Home Video, Blu-ray $34.98, standard definition $27.98, not rated) ICE AGE: DAWN OF THE DINOSAURS Ray Romano lends his voice to a woolly mammoth named Manny in the third installment of the computer-animated "Ice Age" series.

Ample Hills Creamery; Brooklyn-based Zagat's #1 rated ice cream shop in New York City.Blue Bottle Coffee; best coffee ever.

A retrospective of the first season in Entertainment Weekly rated "Ice" an "A−" and described it as "particularly taut and briskly paced".

Mazur (1970) explained that at what are considered 'low' cooling rates, ice forms first extracellularly, while the intracellular solution does not freeze and remains supercooled.

NASA just photographed a new crack in one of Greenland's largest glaciers, Petermann, suggesting that the rate of ice loss from the vast ice sheet could continue to grow in coming years, further raising sea levels.

During the storm the rate of ice accretion - the process of ice building up on solid objects - was more than 15.6 inches an hour.

Most league officials said the fees will probably increase this year because of hikes in insurance rates and ice rink rates.

HCEDs are inexpensive heat transfer augmentation devices that can result in faster rate of ice growth and larger final steady state ice build volume by reducing the controlling thermal conduction resistance of the ice layer.

The diffusion rate of ice sublimating in the Martian atmosphere decreases considerably if ice is protected by rock rather than being directly exposed to the atmosphere (Mellon and Jakosky 1993).