Sentences with phrase «as satellite»

The basic requirements of any offsite class for a real estate company are; a guaranteed minimum number of students and a facility that can be approved by the State Real Estate Commission as a satellite location.

A franchise has been awarded to the Liberty Village team that had previously operated as a satellite office of Coldwell Banker Case Realty.

In addition to its U.S. headquarters in San Diego, Westcore Properties has regional offices in Los Angeles; Oakland; Sacramento; and Denver, as well as satellite offices in London, England; and Lausanne and Geneva, Switzerland.

She is currently working to establish Carlow University as a satellite for the Carnegie Mellon CREATE Lab to help educators, children, and families develop technological fluency through creative exploration of robotic technologies and socially meaningful innovation.

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Top performing floorstanding speakers usually start around $ 500 a piece, so if you're on a really tight budget you're probably better offer with desktop speakers, which start around $ 150 for mini bookshelf speakers (also known as satellite speakers) and $ 250 for full range bookshelf speakers.

You can equip your current iPhone to function as a satellite phone so it uses a direct connection.

There are plenty of information layers available these days, such as satellite and traffic data, and Google Maps often proves itself really useful when we are out and about.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania has a large and well - staffed DMV facility in the capital city of Harrisburg, as well as satellite offices in just about every major city.

I'm not sure why you would want a text based course, as I find them incredibly boring, but I've had feedback from people who say they prefer it (especially if they have a slow internet connection such as satellite or dial - up).

Today, the city is home to business and cultural opportunities, as well as a satellite campus for Miami University.

We have broad experience litigating and arbitrating all types of disputes in the aerospace industry, including disputes emanating from the design, development, and manufacturing of satellites and rockets as well as satellite launches and operations.

What is reported as the satellite sea level has an addition for the estimated subsidence of the ocean floor.

And no statistics is necessary, as the satellite data are clear and unambiguous.

Over the past 10 years, as satellite mapping data of tree cover has become available, the relationship between local community rights and protecting forests has become more clear.

GCOS also covers new technology, such as the satellite systems.

When a five - person NAS committee was formed to investigate the various temperature records, Christy, on the committee, signed on to the finding that the surface station record was broadly as accurate as the satellite reconstructions.

As a satellite drifts through new LECTs, it consequently samples the emissions from the earth at changing local times, in effect allowing local diurnal cycle variations to appear in the time series as spurious trends.

Technology such as satellite imaging has paved the way for sustainable forestry management, and has even allowed us to accurately count the trees covering our earth.

I don't know whether it would be closer if calculated statistically from the real data instead of eyeballed, as the satellite trend was.

If you look at their figure, and concentrate on the years 1993 - 2010 where there is satellite data, the blue tide gauge curve (as well as the satellite curve) increases by about 50 mm (190 to 240 mm).

These include near - surface observations (Dai 2006) as well as satellite radiance measurements sensitive to upper tropospheric moisture (Soden et al. 2005).»

No — I am saying that natural variability was the dominant cause of warming last century — as the satellite evidence since 1990 shows.

She says improved summer weather predictions as well as satellite measurements of sea ice thickness and concentration could help forecasting.

I suggest it is even less worthwhile in the blame - humans debate, as satellite temperatures, estimation of temperatures in past centuries and millenia, calculation of human contribution to CO2 increase, physics of CO2's effect on heat flow in the atmosphere, and inaccuracy of theories («models») are far more important.

If natural variations are the dominant cause of recent warming — as the satellite data suggests — then the planet may not warm for decades and the future beyond that is unknowable.

The increased availability of diverse types of imagery, such as satellite imagery and LIDAR, makes it possible to accurately design a solar installation without physically visiting the site.

I'm using close - up scans as well as satellite images to investigate the fire's ecological impacts.

As the satellite record shows, there has been a decrease in the period covered by fasullo and in looking at the actual graphic to 2016

Other, more stable data sets, such as satellite, radiosonde and ocean temperatures yield smaller warming trends.

The snake oil salesmen tried to convince Charlie Skeptic that models are as accurate as satellite and radiosonde data.

Initial condition uncertainty arises due to errors in the estimate of the starting conditions for the forecast, both due to limited observations of the atmosphere, and uncertainties involved in using indirect measurements, such as satellite data, to measure the state of atmospheric variables.

Each of the four global datasets, as well as the satellite measurements, have advantages and disadvantages, by virtue of their different approaches to tackling some of the main issues with taking earth's temperature.

These data need adjusting sometimes too, but not nearly as much as satellite data.

MM04 failed to acknowledge other independent data supporting the instrumental thermometer - based land surface temperature observations, such as satellite - derived temperature trend estimates over land areas in the Northern Hemisphere (Intergovernmental Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Third Assessment Report, Chapter 2, Box 2.1, p. 106) that can not conceivably be subject to the non-climatic sources of bias considered by them.

It highlights that technologies such as satellite remote sensing in combination with semantic sensor web and geographical information systems can be used innovatively by water authorities to obtain information in real time about water use, to track and forecast the level of rivers and to identify new sources of fresh water.

If there was no warming between 1980 and say around 1996 (the last date for the tree rings) as the satellite data suggested then the paper should have concluded that the Northern Hemisphere was still some 0.2 to 0.4 degC cooler than it was in 1940.

As satellite temperature records show much larger fluctuations due to ENSO events, that has the effect in his graph of shifting the post 2000 temperatures below those of the 1990s.

The hottest topic in climate research is the observation that global average surface temperature, as well as satellite observations of temperatures in the atmosphere, has shown little or no warming during the 21st century.

And, as the satellite observations of Spencer and Braswell showed, as the planet warms over a period of several months, clouds act as a net negative feedback (the reflecting low - altitude clouds increase more than the absorbing high - altitude clouds with warming).

«Scientists start with what are known as satellite cells and provide them with all the nutrients they need to live and develop.

Ditto with the rapid increase in methane emissions from the Arctic region as flask measurements indicate, as well as satellite measurements.

During her term at the Birmingham Museum, Al - Khudhairi cocurated an initiative called Shift, a temporary platform for social change that served as a satellite space in downtown Birmingham.

An inveterate experimenter, Sonnier has employed materials as diverse as satellite transmitters, satin, flocking and bamboo.

«We act as a satellite space for artists that have come through the print workshop in South Africa,» Meghan Johnson of the New York branch told me.

The exhibition will also feature prose and poetry by Morgan Parker and Simone White, as well as a satellite outpost for The Racial Imaginary Institute, founded by poet Claudia Rankine.