Sentence examples similar to targeted ice from inspiring English sources

A design methodology was presented to optimize the solar energy supply system for a target ice production of 12 kg ice per day.

The one-year simulation results showed that the ice-maker, which stores a total of 50 kg ice, is able to deliver the target ice production for 89% of the days of a typical year at the selected location.

The complaint in the case Adriana Aguilar et al. v. ICE alleged that ICE targeted Latino homes with teams of six to 10 armed agents without search warrants in search of undocumented immigrants.

Unzueta said that the raids were "nothing new", but noted that in recent years ICE had targeted only those with criminal records.

The suit paints a picture of just what kind of people ICE has targeted — and the risks they face.

Previously ICE has targeted employers by inspecting their I-9 forms, which document workers' eligibility, and has apprehended only those individuals agents came into contact with who lacked work authorization.

The vast majority of families targeted in the recent ICE raids were denied legal counsel, because the fact that undocumented immigrants have been accused of violating civil law means they are not guaranteed the right to an attorney (unlike defendants in criminal cases).

The new suggestion examined by climate scientist Trude Storelvmo of Yale University and her co-workers targets the cirrus ice clouds that extend their thin and wispy tendrils in the upper troposphere, at altitudes of about 5-15 kilometres.

ICE targets convicted criminals and others who are illegally present in the United States.

But targeting oil between ice floes was challenging, that study found.

The pizzerias and ice cream parlours targeted were near monuments and squares popular with tourists and Romans alike; some were in the vicinity of the Pantheon and Piazza Navona.