Sentence examples for realistic ice from inspiring English sources

"It's a marriage of old-school hand-tooling and technology," Shintaro Okamoto said, and although Adachi's sushi bar seemed massive, ice bars often include finely wrought elements: a shellfish bar commissioned by Eric Ripert, the chef at Le Bernardin, featured a realistic ice lobster, complete with antennae and eyeballs.

The minimalist text consists of Mama's exhortations to Baby to experience the snow: "Baby, hear the snow!" "Baby, taste the snow!" Dunrea's gouache paintings move from double-page spreads of a hostile-looking wilderness to an energetic mother and delighted child in a softened landscape, as Mama builds a gigantic snow troll, sleds down a hill and rides an eerily realistic ice bear with Baby.

Realistic ice data from a probabilistic ice-drift simulator was used as a basis and ice loads were calculated in hourly time steps for a 1000-year period.

The results suggest that 2M representations of ice hydrometeors in Morrison MP scheme help the WRF model to reproduce a better forecast of MCS but does not seem to produce the realistic ice properties.

The sound modules are developed to give a realistic ICE sound impression indicating if the vehicle is idling, accelerating, decelerating or cruising.

The flow of turbulent crosswind over a more realistic ICE-2 high-speed train model has been simulated numerically by solving the unsteady three-dimensional RANS equations.

A popular myth emerged that, in order for Leigh's scream in the shower to sound realistic, ice-cold water was used.

We present mass spectra of the residual organic matter that results from the ultraviolet photolysis of realistic interstellar ice analogs in the laboratory.

The distinguishing aspect of this program was the use of two icebreakers, Oden and Frej, which provided the unique opportunity to conduct a full-scale stationkeeping trial in realistic managed ice conditions.

Through various numerical tests based on manufactured solutions, benchmark test problems, and the realistic Greenland ice-sheet, we demonstrate that, for ice-sheet modeling, the enriched Taylor Hood finite element model remains highly accurate and efficient, and is physically more reliable and robust compared to the classic Taylor Hood finite element model.

"Shelf Life" pays homage to Oldenburg's famous early work "Mouse Museum," as well as to "The Store," in which he hawked semi-realistic plaster ice-cream sundaes, blueberry pies, and underwear from a storefront on the Lower East Side.