Sentence examples for study ice from inspiring English sources

AB read the final draft and added data on the study ICE CUB 1. BG is the primary investigator of ICE CUB1 and ICE CUB 2. AB is the méthodologist and statistician of ICE CUB 1 and ICE CUB 2.

On the call, NASA announced a new, multi-year effort to study ice melt from Greenland called, appropriately enough, Oceans Melting Greenland, or O.M.G.

One disadvantage to using fiber-optic temperature sensors to study ice shelves, Padman notes, is that they aren't particularly easy to deploy, requiring drilling through ice that can be as much as 2 kilometers thick.

The method can be used in its current form to study transmission of ocean waves and tsunamis through ice shelves, and upon coupling to an elastic half-space beneath the ice and water, to study ice motions associated with long-period seismic surface waves.

So the European Union's science funding program, Framework 7, created a research consortium, dubbed ice2sea, to study ice loss processes on continents (such as what hastens calving, pictured above in Greenland) as a way to estimate how much continental ice will add to future sea-level rise.

Results from experiments designed to study ice sliding over a rigid wavy bed, shear deformation of till, and plowing of clasts across the surface of a till bed point to a common conclusion: drag at the bed can decrease with increasing slip velocity, thereby concentrating driving stress elsewhere and promoting rapid glacier flow.

But, as the researchers point out, it is difficult to scientifically study icing, since you can't blind people to whether they are receiving the therapy or a placebo.

In a prospective, observational, cohort study (ICE-CUB 1 study, n = 2646 patients) [10], ICU admission for critically ill elderly patients did not affect the mortality at 6 months (50.6 % for patients admitted to the ICU compared to 50.7 % for all other elderly patients) [10, 17 19].

However, in this study, ice-cold water bath was accompanied by aerobic exercise and the existence of exercise-induced oxidative stress was also revealed.

"Before, if you studied ice mechanics," Dr. Jackson said, "it was regarded as pretty useless.

He reminisces about one project that was studying ice cells in the Arctic, key to understanding future sea levels.