Sentences with phrase «air balloon because»

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«A lot of the air went out of the balloon today because we didn't get quite the positive data set that we wanted and we're still getting relatively cautious commentary from the Fed.»

But just because he looks like toast... Even if New Hampshire moves the primary date to December, I still think that the air will come out of the Cain balloon.

But I'll have to go up to the really high altitudes alone because my balloon's volume provides enough buoyancy to lift only me and a lightweight life - support system through that thin air.

Lucy could not speak the way we do, because she most likely had air sacs, balloon - shaped organs that attach to an extension of the hyoid bone, says Bart de Boer, an expert in the evolution of speech at Vrije University in Brussels.

Because ozone in the troposphere is a precursor to OH, they deployed weather balloons equipped with measuring devices known as sondes to measure the amount of ozone in the air from the surface to the stratosphere.

And Radhika was speechless after a hot - air balloon ride over the Omani desert at sunrise, saying in a text message, «It is really hard to describe my feelings at this very moment because there is so much 2 say and I don't know where 2 start and because of all the excitement.»

Hot air ballooning in Mpumalanga and surrounds is an all - year - round activity because of the generally good weather conditions throughout the year.

This is not just because it is a hot air balloon but also because of the amazing landscape and the number of other hot air balloons in the air.

Work No 200 - the balloons - is wonderful not only because the balloons are so frivolous (surely we knew this), but because the work lends personality to air.

I have no idea how it connected galleries in very different parts of town, because I hadn't been there yet, but I do know that making the show had required the assistance of scientists, and that people coming from there spoke reverently of the colorful, helium - filled fish balloons swimming through the air.

Because they are basically hot CO2 balloons — Air has ~ 164 % of the thermal conductivity of CO2.

The balloon goes forward, because all of the air almost instantly reacts to the new pseudogravity by making «down» back at an angle, rebuilds a gradient capable of accelerating the air along with the car, and the resulting buoyant force on the balloon pushes it forward to line up with the new «down».

iii) The air parcel with water vapour rises like a balloon because resistance from above is then less than resistance from the sides.

Because the satellite data measure an average temperature through a depth of several kilometres in the atmosphere, they would be expected to compare better with upper - air measurements taken using weather balloons and radiosondes than they would with measurements at the surface.

Because weather balloons haven't yet been able to locate the «hot spot» — a patch of air above the tropics that should show signs of greenhouse gas - induced warming (hence, the greenhouse «signature»)-- there must be something else causing the warming.

I may appear to be a hypocrite to the hot - air balloon - blower in question, but because I haven't put fear into the hearts of listeners with my words whilst spouting off at the podium, as this guy has bragged about doing, I can't compete in the bull - shit hunger games, because... I ain't no bottom - feeding Dung Beetle feeding off of such dried - out crap.

That's because the air is compressed inside the balloon and it naturally wants to be less compressed.