Sentence examples for thus ice from inspiring English sources

Thus, ice transportation through pipeline becomes a critical problem; typically flow resistance occurs in the elbow.

Computer simulations suggest that sea ice changes in this region were due to changes in atmospheric circulation, and thus ice dynamics, rather than higher air temperatures.

Thus, ice, which forms at 0° C, develops first at the surface of freshwater lakes, above slightly warmer, denser water, and prevents lakes from freezing solid.

Ice formation is delayed because of the salinity, the latent heat of the mass of water, and the slow passage of upstream ice; thus ice is not abundant in the gulf before mid-February.

Thus, ice tunnel growth is fastest where sedimentation rate is highest; this positive feedback results in a non-uniform ice tunnel geometry, and favours macroform development and non-uniform ridge geometry.

The highly accurate dating and long time span of those fossils have allowed scientists to estimate fluctuations in sea level, and thus ice content, by extrapolating from variations in the ratio of oxygen isotopes.

Thus ice-core drilling, and the subsequent analysis of these cores, has provided new information on the processes that cause climate to change.

Thus ICE-related proteases can be activated by serine proteases that possess the correct specificity.

Importantly, there is no single distinct gene complement that differentiates among various types of bacterial mobile genetic elements (phage, conjugative plasmids and transposons, insertion sequences, etc).. Thus, ICEs and prophages were identified on the basis of a preponderance of genetic characteristics identified during annotation, rather than use of a single genetic characteristic.

"Thus the ice adhesion is reduced greatly and the ice formed atop could be shed off by an action of wind," says the project's lead author Jianjun Wang, who presented the results at a recent American Physical Society meeting in Denver, Colorado.

Thus, the ice formed much more quickly and much thicker in the winter back then.