Sentence examples for stable snow from inspiring English sources
"It's normal here to have one to two metres of snow in a strong cycle," says Francisco Medina, UIAGM guide and manager, as we loll in the steaming hot pool, "and we have probably one of the most stable snow packs in the world".
The stable snow zone grows in time.
Hauck et al. (2006) proposed that the sinking iron particles may cause motions within the fluid of the stable snow zone and, thereby, provide the driving force for the magnetic field of Ganymede.
Climbers blame global warming for some of the recent tragedies on the Himalayan peaks, which have been hit by warmer temperatures which make sudden melting of otherwise stable frozen snow slopes more likely.
A few that result immediately from the present discussion are as follows: Can a dynamo be generated in the stable iron snow zone or only in the fluid core below?
In between dozing on a beach with a tiny dancing child, Psy wanders through stables, faces snow machines, blows things up and even interrupts a yoga class, all the while doing the now infamous horse-riding dance and chanting "sexy lady".
The second assumption is made because this feasibility study focuses on weather conditions in which a target velocity rarely changes over the observation time as in the case of, for example, (stable) rain fall or snow fall.
LP is estimated to produce 36% more wood than Scots pine (SP) and survives better in the young stages, but is less stable against wind and snow load after being planted.
The used control encloses the screw alternating motion and the tracked robot motion; the stable autonomous operation under different snow conditions is designed considering the snow income and its processing speed.
Lemmings thrive during long winters under thick, stable layers of snow beneath the snow's protective cover, they can move safely and raise their young.
Because snow coverage maintains stable temperatures and high humidity on the ground surface, heavy-snow conditions may have paved the way for these organisms from freshwater to land via mountain streamlets by preventing winter desiccation in mountain valleys.
