Sentences with phrase «as a negative feedback»

Cloud formation not only acts as a positive feedback but as negative feedbacks as well.

Instead, task a few employees to manage unexpected situations such as negative feedback from a customer.

For example one of the most significant climate forcing is cloud activity, which acts as a negative feedback.

Is TC saying that increased fertilization due to CO2 is going to act as a negative feedback of sufficient magnitude that the problem of anthropogenic emissions is smaller than generally believed?

On the Davies paper, there's little doubt that if high cloud cover decreases in height, that can serve as a negative feedback mechanism.

There is no mechanism to adjust the albedo in such a way as to offset temperature changes, whereas the long - term silicate weathering thermostat acts as a negative feedback between CO2 concentations and temperature over geologic time.

The adiabatic lapse rate also acts as a negative feedback by moving heat higher up into the atmosphere where it can more easily escape, which also serves to cool the surface.

Daniel Drubin, PhD, author of Letting Go of Your Bananas: How to Become More Successful by Getting Rid of Everything Rotten in Your Life, points out that negative feedback on your resume is not the same thing as negative feedback on you as a person.

However, sea ice then grows very rapidly, since the growth rate for thin ice is much higher than for thick ice, which acts as a negative feedback on thickness during the growth season (Bitz and Roe, 2004; Notz, 2009).

The interesting part is that more clouds in summer as well as less clouds in winter both act as negative feedbacks: less warming in summer with more clouds reflecting the sunlight and more cooling in winter from less clouds allowing more heat to escape to space.

Please do nt take it as negative feedback.

It's possible that CO2 contributes about a.6 C increase in temperature and that the effects of clouds acts as a negative feedback to moderate further increases.

relative to weather patterns, as a negative feedback to climate changes, tending to stabilize the atmospheric CO2 level by allowing the climate to shift until the rate of removal balances the rate of supply (it has been suggested that the mechanism is relatively ineffective when the continents are concentrated at low latitudes — see articles about «Snowball Earth»).

Lindzen also suggested that water vapor would act as a negative feedback on global warming because the upper troposphere would dry out as it warmed (which also fits the «sky will open up» ideas) but the fact is that the troposphere has gotten wetter.

While global evaporation and precipitation are reduced in response to surface radiative forcing by dust, precipitation increases locally over desert regions, so that dust emission can act as a negative feedback to desertification.

«He also * claims * clouds have negative feedback, completely neglecting studies that show clouds to have both negative and positive feedback» he does indeed state that clouds can act as a positive and negative feedback, but he claims that he believes based upon his own observations that mostly clouds act as a negative feedback, might I also say that this observation is also made by Professor.