Sentence examples for warm mass from inspiring English sources

This freezing releases the berg's latent heat, and the visible part of the berg becomes a warm mass that has little mechanical strength; it is composed of firn and thus can be easily eroded.

We might think the little token gesture of equal marriage trivial in the face of global warming, mass starvation, the banking crisis, the war of rival imperialisms – but the pope knows the truth.

A renowned entomologist and Harvard professor emeritus, Wilson has warned for years, in books like "The Future of Life" (2002), of global warming, mass extinction and other troubles of humanity's own making.

Additionally, be prepared to debate whether or not the amount of harm caused by scientific advances (ex. global warming, mass warfare, nuclear weaponry, and so on) is analogous to the number of crimes perpetrated by the Christian church.

Meteorologist Nicola Willis said an "unusually warm air mass" for the time of year had settled over the UK.

Sometimes squall lines develop in the warm air mass tens to hundreds of kilometres ahead of a cold front.

These dense scrublands owe their existence to cool, moist air from the ocean colliding with an unusually warm land mass.

Most tornado-producing thunderstorms occur in a warm air mass that is under the influence of an active synoptic-scale low-pressure system (such a system covers about one-half of the continent).

Near the coast of the peninsula sea level raises towards the coast while the poleward current carries a warm water mass against the climatological wind.

A large warm air mass from the Gulf of Mexico has moved inland across the southern part of the country, while warm air from the Pacific has entered the same region, stacked on top of the lower warm air mass, explained Hanson.

Clearing conditions will accompany the wake low, due to the descending warm air mass associated with the feature.