Sentence examples for work of ice from inspiring English sources

Some of the ancient mountain ranges can still be recognized as a ridge or belt of hills, but the present appearance of the physical landscape of the Canadian Shield is not so much a result of the folding and faulting and compression of the rocks millions of years ago as it is the work of ice in relatively recent geologic time.

Although Sessions didn't invent the system, what makes him unique is that he sees no limit to how much the Justice Department should duplicate the work of ICE and the Border Patrol.

From the work on ICE clc of Pseudomonas sp. strain B13, we know that ICE clc transfer is strongly enhanced in the stationary phase in a bistable fashion (e.g. only c. 5% of all cells engage in transfer).

Hirsch has done a lot of work on ice-cream flavours, the most recent of which was published this summer and was sponsored by Baskin Robbins.

However, at heights below 100 km in the atmosphere there is insufficient intensity in the solar spectrum of photons with energies greater than the work function of ice (8.7 eV).

Figure 28 shows that the effect of Na deposition is to reduce dramatically the work function of ice to just 2.3 ± 0.2 eV, compared with 5.2 eV for a Na atom in the gas phase.

The Rochester, New York, sculptor spends some of his free time crafting surprisingly intricate works of ice-based art, including pieces that have been formed into knots and curved into frozen spirals.

All I saw in the wreck of tarp and metal was another job of disassembly, another expense of having it disposed of, and many upcoming dark winter mornings with the added work of scraping/de-icing the car and extra shoveling at 6 30am.

Another game-show legend, Paul Larson, was an out-of-work ice cream vendor in 1984 when he slowed down tapes of "Press Your Luck" to mathematically determine the patterns of the bankrupting "Whammy".

He pushed his first course around, but made very quick work of the chocolate ice cream, over which I drizzled two large spoons of golden syrup.

Today those albums stand with the work of Public Enemy and Ice Cube as defining musical documents of the Reagan-Bush-era black consciousness, with songs that howl out at racism and the crack epidemic.