Winter ice pack consists of a diverse mix of ice of different thicknesses and floe sizes, and of open water in leads. |
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While a few savvy anglers carry flares, stoves, and tents, the majority are ill-prepared for hours or days stuck on a drifting ice floe. |
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They hauled the lifeboats across the ice for the next four days and stopped on a floe of ice which they christened Ocean Camp. |
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The cylindrically hulled Healy drove up on top of the massive floe until the heft of the boat sent dozens of cracks spidering across the surface. |
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There is one particular star that was used by hunters when starting to head home after having been at the floe edge. |
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What has been a surprise to everyone, and forced a quick survey by the helicopter, was a 16-km-wide ice floe. |
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The women would go seal hunting while their husbands went out whaling to the floe edge. |
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Oil, entrapped in ice, would eventually reach the floe edge and moving-ice habitats. |
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It is jumping from ice floe to ice floe, announcing programs here, handing out cheques there and holding photo ops. |
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Not that Western civilization has never embraced the mythical Inuit practice of leaving the old out on an ice floe. |
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As part of the expedition, the floe is the object of a several week investigation by glaciologists, biologists, oceanographers and meteorologists. |
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A rogue ice floe, about 15 km wide and 10 km long with multi-year ice, proved the point about the thicker stuff. |
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It seems like such a long time ago that we ran into that rogue ice floe that had us fearing a very rough passage about now. |
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Of the 37 trails, 23 correspond to traditional, well-traveled routes, while the trail from Igloolik to the floe edge varies slightly from year to year. |
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According to one report posted on the Internet, a killer whale lunged completely out of the water, stranding itself on an ice floe as it grabbed a seal. |
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Well, you assemble comrades from your orca pod a few hundred feet from the ice floe. |
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Shackleton ordered the crew to abandon the sinking ship and make camp on a nearby ice floe. |
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When the ice suddenly cracks, Fred finds himself alone in the fishing shack on a drifting ice floe. |
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En route to the South Pole, the ship was grounded in an ice floe. |
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There have been recent incidents, such as that Inuit teenager on the ice floe in the north, and so on. |
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This autumn he will be setting off on an historic visit to the Antarctic, spending 50 days on board a ship anchored to a drifting ice floe in the Weddell Sea. |
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A polar bear rests on a small ice floe in the Arctic Ocean north of Franz Josef Land, Russia. |
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Thus, the energy used for the reaction is taken in the environment, in fact on Tintin which will be thus even colder than in the ice floe. |
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Since then the ice floe holding both cameras has drifted about 375 miles south. |
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Eventually, the researchers decided to settle for the best ice floe they could find. |
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Angular shards of concrete lie marooned beneath the bridge like fragments of an ice floe cast adrift. |
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He had staggered to the South on an ice floe across the Imjin river in 1950, stripped of all except the clothes he stood in. |
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The base camp where the mission will start and end is located on an ice floe. |
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Winter distribution of walrus in Frobisher Bay is along the floe edge on the northeast shore, from Ward Inlet to Countess of Warwick Sound. |
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It must comply with terrain, whether gravel or rock, open sea or floe ice, wet or dry snow. |
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I was born during a time when they had left their winter camp to move closer to the floe edge. |
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Wave and swell energy is dampened with distance into the pack, resulting in less energetic floe interaction and larger floes. |
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When it is turned on, it glows softly, like an ice floe illuminated from within. |
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Forced to winter on an ice floe, it was not able to get free until April of the following year. |
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Variations in floe size along the Labrador coast can be related to the distance of the ice from the pack edge. |
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Sources differ on whether two men died on the ice floe and three in the boats, or three on the ice floe and two in the boats. |
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They prefer to rest on ice floe and will move farther north for denser ice. |
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This would be down on the sea ice when we were out by the floe edge. |
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A floe that extended beyond the horizon was a field. |
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If there is a significant variation in floe sizes in an area containing only one particular ice type, the ISS may enter the applicable floe-size Categories in the lowest part of the oval reserved for floe size. |
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The ice floe they were living on had split into smaller floes. |
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Yet time and time again she returns to the ice floe. |
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We will just keep jumping from ice floe to ice floe as the Arctic melts. |
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As I said earlier, it is lurching from ice floe to ice floe. |
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He attributes this to the ice floe up in the north that's melting and coming down and making the water a little colder, which is driving the fish out to deeper waters. |
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What the Conservatives are really doing are jumping from ice floe to ice floe, handing out cheques across the country and re-gifting Liberal programs. |
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He sang about his grandfather who went out hunting seal at the ice floe. |
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During the exercise our search and rescue team saved the life of an Australian, Tom Smitheringale, from an ice floe, and we saw our CC-177 Globemaster III aircraft land for the first time on a gravel airstrip near Alert. |
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The L'ACADIEN II took a measurable sheer to port, struck a solid and sizable floe of rafted ice, and was forced onto her starboard side by the diagonal pull of the towing hawser. |
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Russia's main federal investigator, the Investigative Committee, said another possible cause was that the ship had struck an ice floe, tearing a hole in the hull. |
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The next day after we prayed, we went down to the floe edge. |
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No objective performance measures are in place but it is assumed that the interest in the service is causing Inuit to be more aware and more informed of the dangers at floe edge. |
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Otherwise floe sizes for Sd and Se are optional. |
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They have gone out on an ice floe with no obvious way back to shore. |
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Both scientific parties and crew took oceanographic and geological samples and had a common tug of war and a football game on an ice floe. |
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An ice floe converging toward another and pushing against it will generate a state of compression at the boundary between both. |
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More than 220 people have been rescued after being stranded on an ice floe in the Gulf of Riga. |
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And if the plane does come down unexpectedly on an ice floe north of Greenland, they are the ones who are supposed to save us. |
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Bakas Sadyrov, a 93-year-old resident of Naryn town, told Turmush how he sailed on an ice floe for almost 6 hours on the Naryn River. |
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And I'm thinking maybe the way things are going that the ice floe idea isn't half bad. |
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A ROYAL Marine from County Durham has received his Long Service and Good Conduct medal atop an ice floe in one of the world's most remote and hostile locations. |
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Helicopters and rescue boats rescued 755 fishermen yesterday who were trapped on an ice floe that had broken away from the coast of Sakhalin Island. |
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In each case the coagulant was added to 200 ml of the detartrated floe. |
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