Sentence examples for substantial ice from inspiring English sources

Those changes followed a period of substantial ice growth, however, and Earth's landmasses and ecosystems were substantially different from what they are today.

In other areas, however, the crater density is lower, which suggests that the moon may have experienced substantial ice melting and resurfacing.

The substantial ice at Mercury's poles may be a result of more frequent or recent hits by comets, Campbell suggests.

The Canadian Arctic islands contain the largest area and volume of land ice on Earth outside of the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets and is home to a number of substantial ice caps, including Penny and Barnes ice caps on Baffin Island, Bylot Ice Cap on Bylot Island, and Devon Ice Cap on Devon Island.

The weather radar gives a maximum plume height of 8.1 km and the atmospheric temperature falls below −20°C, so substantial ice formation is expected.

While the model predicts the initiation of condensation that is coincident with onset of lightning activity, the plume top temperature does not fall below the temperature at which substantial ice formation would occur.

Accelerated historical recession of glacier snouts globally has exposed large areas of subglacial landforms and the abandonment of substantial ice-marginal landforms such as moraines and glacifluvial depocenters.

In high altitude regions, glacier recession has resulted in the development of substantial ice-cored terrain and potentially hazardous moraine-dammed lakes.

I tried the sweet honey, milk, cheese, yogurt and rice-based desserts and decided that the creamy, substantial homemade ice creams ($2.50) topped them all.

"Boy, if they have substantial internal ice, I think that would be the strongest argument against impact," Canup says.

In addition, there is substantial evidence from ice core samples suggesting that the collapse of a massive ice jam in Canada released a freshwater torrent into the western Atlantic Ocean about 8,200 years ago.