Sentences with phrase «back up to the surface»

The key is learning what to do to ensure there is another tank (a new funding round or other capital raise) waiting for you when you head back up to the surface.

After three years of married life, a Daddy - like dude came into my life which brought every single Daddy issue I had right back up to surface level.

In this way they act as recyclers, ferrying nutrients that might otherwise be lost back up to the surface.

Cynthia: Such as: How do you design a deep - water vehicle that can without human eyes telling it specifically what to do, navigate deep under water, recognize coral, reach out, take a small sample and speed back up to the surface?

This buffering process occurs over 20,000 years, roughly the time it takes for water to circulate along the bottom from the Atlantic to the Pacific and back up to the surface several times.

Three months later the sensor popped back up to the surface and sent a description of its journey to a satellite.

So this past August, divers ventured into the tunnel to clear the path to the pumps that move all that wastewater back up to the surface and through the treatment plant.

The formula of Persona, that of two individuals, usually isolated in a setting with which at least one of them is unfamiliar, embroiled in actions and conversation that erode their individual senses of self, has become the gold standard, bubbling back up to the surface in recent films like Certified Copy, or Venus in Fur or this year's The Duke of Burgundy.

While the app's quiet release to the Windows Store dates back to the launch of Creators Update, Dolby is bringing it back up to the surface at E3 with the announcement of dedicated Atmos support for Gears of War 4 and Crackdown 3 coming soon, with many more to support the tech later on.

And we know that adding the same greenhouse agents back will (absent hysteresis among equilibria — which should be avoidable if we limit ourselves to considering only the Planck response) warm the climate back up to a surface temperature of 288 K.

The so - called dry rock geothermal involves drilling very deep, pumping water down the hole, where it heats up, and then pumping the hot water back up to the surface using another source of energy.

With EGS, the water is the «bucket» that carries the heat from depth to the surface, and will typically be a relatively costly portion of the operation, so it will be cycled as a closed system in wells that case - off potable aquifers, shuttling water from the surface to the fractures where it's heated, back up to the surface to extract the heat for running turbines, and then back down to the fractures.

Out at sea, the Argo floats have a 10 - day cycle where they autonomously travel down to 2000 meters or more, then back up to the surface to tell satellites what they learned about the depths below.

Sperm whales have been observed sleeping in a vertical position near the surface of the water where they cycle through a slow drifting dive, sinking down into the water and then, in their sleep, swimming back up to the surface again.

This is a really good question, so I tried to... I wasn't actually covering Facebook back when Obama was having his 2012 campaign, but what I gathered, because it's now been brought back up to the surface in the last couple days, is that they also did something very similar.

While the app's quiet release to the Windows Store dates back to the launch of Creators Update, Dolby is bringing it back up to the surface at E3 with the announcement of dedicated Atmos support for Gears of War 4 and Crackdown 3 coming soon, with many more to support the tech later on.

Not exact matches

That means the disc can be small, light enough for its sticky back to adhere to a lot of surfaces, and be powered by a watch - type battery that lasts up to two years without recharging.

Syria said it shot down 71 missiles, but no evidence has surfaced to back up that claim.

As it is pried up, say by a lever, from a position in which it lies on surface A, for instance, it will linger for a time unstably halfway up, and if the lever cease to urge it, it will tumble back or «relapse» under the continued poll of gravity.

Make the bread mix up according to packet instructions, leave to prove, then knock back once and roll out on a lightly floured surface to around 1/2 cm thickness.

On a flat surface with the back bone facing up, use poultry shearers to remove backbone of turkey by cutting along each side of the backbone.

Having a plastic dough scraper handy is a good thing, as you can scrape up the stuff that sticks to the kneading surface, so it can be incorporated back into the dough.

The AP362e Label Applicator for applying front and back labels to round containers and the AP550e Flat - Surface Label Applicator for square sided bottles, boxes, pouches and bags apply labels faster, more accurately and wrinkle - free — helping to speed up the production and sell more products than by applying labels manually.

Arsene Wenger had a little comment about the crazy money that Manchester United spent on Paul Pogba, Jose hit back by saying it was unethical for other managers to discuss United's business and it is all bubbling up under the surface ready to pop.

As for the rest of the 2016 season, consider this: Over the last two weeks alone the Rams have dealt with Fisher bickering with franchise icon Eric Dickerson, Fisher fouling up the names of the Patriots» running backs on a conference call, and Fisher's problems with Snead and the scouting staff bubbling to the surface.

Oddshecker has seen 52.5 per cent of bets backing Sanchez to jump ship to Arsenal's London rivals as rumours of a likely move surfaced in the media compared to just 13.8 per cent of bets up until March 29.

We were sent Iris Unicorn and Hazel Sloth to check out, and my kids very quickly picked up on the fact that these animals can actually stick to certain surfaces thanks to the magnets on their backs.

These mattresses usually have a laminated nylon surface and do a decent job repelling all manner of yuck, but you may still want to use a water resistant cover as a back up.

Potential injuries: Falls onto the hard surface of the ice can be risky, which is why novice skaters should wear helmets — and learn the correct way to fall down and get back up.

The ability to recline the back of the seat and to lift up the leg rest creates bed - like environment providing your child with plenty of flat surface to stretch.

Capable of holding up to 150 lbs., depending on the surface, the front wheels are free rotating wheels while the back are fixed to keep it moving the way you want.

Under some conditions — particularly when CO2 - rich deep water wells up to the surface in the tropics — seawater also releases CO2 back into the air.

Sean McCoy, an engineer at Carnegie Mellon University, said that the stability of stored gas increases over time because C02 dissolves in briny water and eventually forms solid carbon formations, making it less likely to creep back up the surface.

The CO2 goes down, pressure goes up and less viscous oil flows back to the surface, ready to be sold.

Plate tectonics, the idea that the surface of the Earth is made up of plates that move apart and come back together, has been used to explain the locations of volcanoes and earthquakes since the 1960s.

This May, Goldman upgraded the design with a wedge that can be tilted up or down to allow the robot to burrow deeper or snake its way back to the surface.

We couldn't see the lander's wheels touch the Martian surface (somehow, not even Rupert Murdoch could get a camera up there, though his staff members presumably tried to delete the text messages the rover sent back).

It's not as though the stuff goes up and falls back to the surface, as happens with the eruptions of volcanoes on Io.

When boiling carries them up to the surface and farther into the sun's lower atmosphere, magnetic field lines rapidly snap back into place to resolve the tension, expelling plasma and energy.

The ship must then operate reliably in orbit there, unmanned, for up to six months while its lander carries the crew to the lunar surface and back.

But the huge additional delta - v needed to get down to the Mars surface and back up into orbit again means it would be vastly cheaper and easier to maintain an outpost on Phobos than on the Martian surface.

While it's unclear what causes coronal holes, they correlate to areas on the sun where magnetic fields soar up and away, failing to loop back down to the surface, as they do elsewhere.

Through convection — slow movements of material in the upper mantle — the material was eventually mixed around and carried to the area of the mid-ocean ridges and transported back to the surface in the lavas that make up MORBs.

The team used sensitive acoustic instruments to record the low - frequency hum the animals emit as they move up to the surface to feed at dusk, and back down to deeper waters at dawn.

The sound could be a signal for the mesopelagic zone organisms to start migrating up to the surface or back down to the darker depths of the ocean, Baumann - Pickering said.

The top graph shows the migration of animals in the mesopelagic zone up to surface waters at night to feed, and back down at daybreak.

The carbon that was locked into this crust was essentially lost, tied up for the 60 million years or so that it took the minerals to get recycled back to the surface or outgassed through volcanoes.

Since the surface is covered with ridges, bands, and cracks, the scientists could trace back how the broken - up pieces used to fit together, something like continental drift on Earth.

To figure out the relative contributions from all these potential factors, the WWA program team did a simple analysis that matched up surface temperature measurements going back to 1880 with two other sets of datTo figure out the relative contributions from all these potential factors, the WWA program team did a simple analysis that matched up surface temperature measurements going back to 1880 with two other sets of datto 1880 with two other sets of data.

As the apparatus scans back and forth across the surface of a sample, or the sample moves under it, the interactive forces between the sample and the tip cause the cantilever to move up and down as the tip follows the contours of the surface.