Sentences with phrase «east indian»

A hard - to - find East Indian Laurel console table designed by Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller.

http://www.halalfoodauthority.co.uk/define.html I can buy halal chicken breasts for about $ 1.99 a pound at the East Indian market which is on my way to work.

The Neighbors directed a series of offensive taunts towards the Plaintiffs based on their national origin, which was East Indian.

I speak many East Indian languages (Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, and Fijian) and I am more than happy to adapt therapy to place your culture at the forefront of our work together.»

The animation of sea surface temperature anomalies also has an infilling graph to its right that compares the East Indian - West Pacific data to scaled NINO3.4 data.

The East Indian and West Pacific Ocean subset was where I first discovered the upward shifts caused by those El Niño events.

The East Indian and West Pacific Oceans can and do warm during La Nina events due to an east - west dipole effect, which would also contribute to the appearance of a lingering El Nino signal.

And there are the impacts of the 1997/98 El Nino on the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans (60S - 65N, 80E - 180), which I first discussed in a series of posts more than a year ago.

The explosive volcanic eruption of El Chichon may have counteracted the Super El Nino of 1982/83, but the 1986/87/88 El Nino was strong enough to cause upward shifts in the SST and TLT anomalies of the Mid-To-High Latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, and the SST anomalies of the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans, similar to the shifts caused by the 1997/98 El Nino illustrated in this post.

We are projecting future changes at the global scale and also looking in more details in three regions: Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa in the Northern Hemisphere, and the north - East Indian sub-continent.

Unfortunately, regression analyses do NOT pick up the step changes in the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans caused by significant El Ninos that aren't suppressed by volcanic eruptions.

I am of east indian descent.

And some works its way into the Indonesian Throughflow and on into the East Indian Ocean.

The global effects of the La Nina events would outweigh any warming taking place in the West Pacific and East Indian Oceans.

Regardless of whether or not the oceans integrate ENSO and portray it in sea surface temperature anomalies, the West Pacific and East Indian Oceans warm in response to both El Nino and La Nina events, so there is a cumulative response to ENSO by a major portion of the global oceans.

Since the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans are not isolated by landmass, ocean currents spread this cumulative warming into the adjoining ocean basins.

In January 1999, I began illustrating and discussing how the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans (60S - 65N, 80E - 180 or about 25 % of the global ocean surface area) can and does warm in response to El Niño AND La Niña events.

And there's the East Indian and West Pacific Ocean.

As I replied earlier, the West Pacific and East Indian Oceans warm in response to both El Nino and La Nina events, so there is a cumulative response to ENSO by a major portion of the global oceans (about 25 %).

jimmi: An afterthought: as mentioned in the post and as discussed and illustrated in detail in the linked posts, the both El Nino and La Nina events warm the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans, and these warmings can be and are cumulative.

The SST anomalies of the West Pacific and East Indian Oceans can and do rise in response to both El Niño and La Niña events, causing a cumulative effect that raises local SST anomalies.

The entire East Indian - West Pacific (60S - 65N, 80E - 180) dataset rises in similar upward steps, and like the KOE and SPCZ Extension, that's before the effects of ENSO and volcanic eruptions have been removed.

Third, note how the sea surface temperature anomalies in the Western Pacific (and East Indian Ocean) continue to rise as the La Niña event strengthens.

The Sea Surface Temperatures of the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans remain elevated during the La Nina because the stronger trade winds reduce cloud cover.

The stronger trade winds during La Nina do not extend past 130E on average, and are met over the western Pacific by stronger than normal westerlies coming from the east Indian Ocean, causing strong convergence and above - normal rainfall in the western Pacific and around the Maritime Continent.

Again, as noted in the comment you're referring to, I've written posts or included graphs in blog comments for almost two years about these upward steps in SST for the East Indian - West Pacific Oceans, RSS TLT north of 20N, GISS LOTI (20N - 65N), CRUTEM (20N - 65N), etc..

And: More Detail On The Multiyear Aftereffects Of ENSO — Part 3 — East Indian & West Pacific Oceans Can Warm In Response To Both El Nino & La Nina Events

Fourth, note how the SST anomalies remain elevated in the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans during the entire term of the 1998/99/00 / 01 La Niña.

Particularly «The Sea Surface Temperatures of the East Indian and West Pacific Oceans remain elevated during the La Nina because the stronger trade winds reduce cloud cover.»

It would best also if I had not included the East Indian Ocean in that explanation.

If the tropical East Indian has a lower sst relative to the WIO then the IOD is in positive phase and rainfall is reduced in Southern Australia.

His painting Traitor of Faith [plot 2 #Shiraj & Mir](2010) is based on the long battle between the Nawab of Bengal and the British East Indian Company during the rule of the Mughal Empire in the 17th Century.

In this week's roundup Cindy Sherman arrives in Paris, Hiroshi Sugimoto tilts photos 90 degrees, Shahzia Sikander explores Islamic and East Indian art, Richard Tuttle mixes poetry and sculpture, Ai Weiwei presents his retrospective, and more.

Married to the writer Fatima Shaik, who comes from of a prominent New Orleans family of mixed East Indian and African American descent, he says he has absorbed much of the history of her ancestry as well.

The East Indian Council of Belize has chimed in on the matter rallying behind Rupert Myles.

They are a real cultural mix; there are Lebanese, Mayan, Creole, Hispanics, East Indian, some Garifuna and Chinese, and a good number of immigrants from almost everywhere.

Garifunas (African Caribs), Mestizos (Spanish and Indian), Hispanic, African, East Indian, Chinese, Lebanese, Mennonite and several other groups make up the diverse population of Belize.

Most of Belize is rural with a total of about 355,000 people, including Mestizo (43 %), Creole (30 %), Maya (11 %), Garifuna (7 %), East Indian (3 %), Mennonites (3 %), and the rest a mix of other peoples, including expats from North America and Chinese immigrants.

Whether it's the «East Indian Experience», «Trinitalian» or any other number of combinations our professional caterers concoct, your party will experience a unique, authentic and entirely original culinary experience at Plantation Beach Villas.

Belize is so diverse in its ethnic and cultural backgrounds due to its multi-cultural ethnic groups — Maya, Mestizo, Garifuna, Creole, Mennonite, East Indian and Chinese, she remarks.

San Ignacio Town, the second - largest municipality in the country, is a vibrant mix of cultures, including Creole, Maya, Mestizos, Chinese, German - speaking Mennonites, East Indian immigrants and North American expatriates.

Garifunas (African Caribs), Mestizos (Spanish and Indian), Hispanic, African, East Indian, Chinese, Lebanese, Menonite and several other groups make up the diverse population of Belize.

Visit the only East Indian Museum in Belize.

Punta Gorda's 5,000 residents have primarily Garífuna and East Indian heritage, with some Maya and a few other indigenous cultures mixed in.

To this day, there is a small population of Belizeans of East Indian descent.

These ethnic groups include: Garifuna, Maya, Kriol, Mestizo, and East Indian.

Belize consists of Creole, Garifuna, Mestizo, Spanish, Maya, English, Mennonite, Lebanese, Chinese, and East Indian.

It is a true melting pot, with residents descended from Chinese, East Indian, Lebanese, Creole, Mopan and Kekchi Maya peoples.

Belize boasts a rich mix of ethnicities including Creole, Maya, Mestizo, East Indian, Chinese, Garifuna, and Mennonite.

Today Belize City holds a unique cultural mix of Garifuna, Creole, Maya, Mennonite, Chinese, Lebanese, Hindu, East Indian, Mestizo, and others.