Sentence examples for surfaces of ice from inspiring English sources

There, the chemicals are being liberated from the surfaces of ice grains where they were forged by light-driven reactions, he notes.

In plants with freezing resistance, antifreeze proteins block the growth of ice crystals in the outside spaces of cells in the tissue, thus preventing cell damage derived from the repetition of freezing and thawing, and also have functions in transforming the generation of ice crystals by adhering to surfaces of ice (DeVries [1986]; Jeong [2009]; Yoo and Hwang [2000]).

What is below the surface of ice is an interesting question.

Europa is a rocky object covered with an extremely smooth, elaborately patterned surface of ice.

Dr. Petrenko found that the electrical charge on the surface of ice, including snow crystals, creates an opposite electrical charge on the surface of anything the ice contacts.

In the autonomous ice cream serving scenario, the robot captures the surface of ice cream and plans a manipulation trajectory to scoop a portion of ice cream.

Complex interactions between katabatic winds and the cryosphere may lead to the formation of sedimentation waves at the surface of ice sheets.

Antifreeze proteins (AFPs) can bind to the surface of ice crystals and have also been suggested to protect cells from hypothermic damage.

The smooth surface of ice crystallite suggested that the observed rough surface surrounding the ice did not come from any artifacts on the replica during the sample preparation, such as frost deposit.

However, an unglycosylated Ala-Hyp-Ala repeat peptide did show significant TH and ice crystal re-shaping activity suggesting that it was capable of binding to the surface of ice.

Many of the subglacial lakes are interconnected by rivers and streams, and satellite measurements have revealed how great floods will sometimes lift the surface of ice sheet by several metres, only for it to then slump once the mass of water has passed through.