Sentence examples for to glaciers from inspiring English sources
noun
A large body of ice which flows under its own mass, usually downhill.
Traveling to glaciers is relatively easy.
It stops so that passengers can make excursions to glaciers, museums, bird colonies, Arctic villages.
It also has a galleries of gorgeous pictures you can use to teach everything from coasts to glaciers.
It would take in excursions to glaciers, sub-polar forests and penguin colonies, and land on Cape Horn itself.
It's best to allow at least a week for the trip – you'll see everything from black sandy beaches and waterfalls to glaciers and volcanoes.
In contrast to glaciers in North America, which have been shrinking steadily since the nineteen-sixties, Iceland's glaciers grew through the nineteen-seventies and eighties.
The style of glaciation has changed over time from expanded ice caps to piedmont glaciers to valley and cirque glaciers.
"In our data we find unambiguous evidence of anthropogenic contribution to glacier mass loss.
Due to glacier retreat, late-summer flow will decrease at the end of the century.
In this paper we propose a new, graph-based approach to glacier segmentation and flowline extraction.
Dendroglaciology uses tree-ring dating principles to assign ages to glacier-related sediments, landforms, and landscape processes.
