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Water Science and Engineering, 2014 River ice is a natural phenomenon in cold regions, influenced by meteorology, geomorphology, and hydraulic conditions. River ice processes involve complex interactions between hydrodynamic, mechanical, and thermal processes, and they are also influenced ...
Ze-yu Mao +4 more
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Remote Sensing, 2020 Lake ice, one of the most direct lake physical characteristics affected by climate change, can reflect small-scale environmental changes caused by the atmosphere and hydrology, as well as large-scale climate changes such as global warming.
Miaomiao Qi +4 more
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Foods, 2023 Freeze-drying is an excellent method for dehydration due to its benefits, including increased shelf-life, unique texture, and, in particular, good nutritive quality.
Chibuzo Stanley Nwankwo +5 more
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Evolution From Past to Future Conditions of Fast Ice Coverage in James Bay
Frontiers in Earth Science, 2019 Fast ice is often used by coastal communities in the James Bay area for transportation in winter using snowmobiles. Therefore, the extent of fast ice along the James Bay coastline is important for land use and any changes to these extents may have ...
Wael Taha +3 more
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Scalable anisotropic cooling aerogels by additive freeze-casting
Nature Communications, 2022 Scaling up anisotropic freeze-casting processes can be challenging due to the temperature gradient farther from the cold source. Here, authors report an additive freeze-casting technique able to produce large-scale aerogel panels and demonstrate it ...
Kit-Ying Chan +10 more
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Taiwanese Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2021 Object: We have previously reported that cumulative live birth rates (CLBRs) are higher in the freeze-all group compared with controls (64.3% vs. 45.8%, p = 0.001).
Jui-Chun Chang +7 more
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Changes in the Canadian definitions of break‐up and freeze‐up [PDF]
Atmosphere, 1974 Canadian definitions of break‐up and freeze‐up are shown to have changed substantially on several occasions since 1957.
A.J.W. Catchpole, D.W. Moodie
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Water Resources Research, 2023 The timing of ice freeze‐up and break‐up in the Arctic may be responding to climate change. Passive microwave remote sensing is a powerful technique for monitoring this timing.
A. Podkowa +3 more
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Selective Exclusion of Aromatic Organic Carbon During Lake Ice Formation
Geophysical Research Letters, 2023 Earth's lakes at northern latitudes are mostly ice‐covered in winter. When lake water freezes, some organic matter dissolved in the water is excluded from the ice.
Yongqiang Zhou +7 more
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Study on Deformation Characteristics and Damage Model of NMK Concrete under Cold Environment
Buildings, 2022 To improve the ability of concrete structures to resist freeze-thaw damage in cold environments, explore the effect and mechanism of nano-metakaolin (NMK) on frost resistance of concrete.
Shiyi Zhang +2 more
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