Sentences with phrase «back into equilibrium»

If we use a less extreme example, such as a volcano, it is clear that the climate does work to bring itself back into equilibrium.

I assumed perhaps that Lindzen & Choi were making measurements during the time the system came back into equilibrium.

The actions of the arbitragers set the supply and demand of the ETFs back into equilibrium to match the value of the underlying shares.

Ultimately, more supply is needed to bring the market back into equilibrium, but that takes time and is unlikely to happen soon.

Get your gut back into equilibrium so your waistline will follow.

Bowen re-balances the body with gentle stimulating activations that support the body and bring it back into equilibrium and out of a dysfunctional state.

«US demand for Australian wine is highly sensitive to the Australian dollar and the US market alone is large enough to bring the Australian wine industry back into equilibrium.

Not exact matches

This brief interlude provides a glimpse of equilibrium before the energies tumble back into action.

Pitchit puts the equilibrium back into dating because what you are doing is just as important as who you do it with.»

Since the energy emitted goes like T ^ 4 power, the earth thus emits less energy back into space, which is why it has to warm (until it reaches a temperature when the earth is again emitting as much energy back out into space as it receives from the sun and so is back in equilibrium).

If the Earth absorbs more energy, its temperature rises, which causes it to radiate more energy back into space (Stefan - Boltzmann law) until it reaches equilibrium at a higher temperature.

Can we agree on the fact that there is an equilibrium between the incoming solar radiation and the energy the planet is radiating back into space?

«greenhouse» gases in the atmosphere, since, as anybody but a climate change advocate nut knows, heat rises, most will then waft back harmlessly up into space, as the earth, as all functions seek equilibrium and homeostasis (those scientists believing that is a function of physiology and biology or entropy in a closed rather than open and single ended variant and changing input system don't know what they are talking about) then shifts back into balance, which is really what it is doing all along, since

It includes the various stages you describe — a gas freely expanding into an empty chamber and coming back to equilibrium in the new, larger volume.

However, that increased warmth will increase radiation — Stefan - Boltzman again — which will bring the tire back into thermal equilibrium with its surroundings.

Thus, the eventual zero anomaly can be split up into a forcing and an equal but opposite flux arising from all the processes in the column that conspire to bring it back to equilibrium.

Before I spiraled myself into a full - blown panic attack, we decided to make the trip back down to a level that didn't mess with my equilibrium so much.