Sentences with phrase «by erupting»

The idea is inspired by erupting volcanoes, which spew particles upwards into the stratosphere where they reflect sunlight back into space, temporarily cooling the planet.

Other diagrams show greenhouse forcing only really taking off in the late 1950s (as compared with net forcings from other influences) after which Agung puts a spanner in the works by erupting twice in the early 1960s.

The idea to approximate past carbon dioxide levels using boron, an element released by erupting volcanoes and used in household soap, was pioneered over the last decade by the paper's coauthor Gary Hemming, a researcher at Lamont - Doherty and Queens College.

If the LIA was caused by erupting volcanoes to some extent and we could cancel out the LIA, is it possible that the current warming is just one long continuation of the Medieval Warming Period, Roman Warming Period, all the way back to.....?

A family of monkeys are threatened by an erupting volcano, when the bravest of them sets forth to stop it in this isometric puzzle game.

Journey along the Highway of the Sun to Pompeii — the legendary city both destroyed and preserved by erupting Mt. Vesuvius.

Chewing on a hard object produces a different kind of sensation that somehow overrides the pain signals sent to the brain by the erupting teeth.

The deciduous, or baby, teeth are pushed out by erupting permanent teeth.

She's covered the bromine releases spewed by erupting volcanoes, which may have climate - altering impacts.

Chimneys made by erupting volcanic minerals are common at hot springs in mid-ocean ridges.

In the same study, Nathues and his co-workers looked for plumes of water vapor produced by erupting cryovolcanoes, but found none.

Indeed, Mr. Weiner drew enormous attention to the issue — and to himself — by erupting in a furious tirade against Mr. King that other New York Democrats saw as needlessly damaging to a delicate effort to line up Republican support.

Ubide added: «Just as investigators reconstruct events to learn the truth, we prise magma injections from the crystals that are transported to the surface by erupted magmas to do the same thing.

Not exact matches

But a hilarious pitch by late night host Jimmy Kimmel recently had the notoriously cutthroat panel erupting into laughs.

«True, there are encouraging signs of economic recovery in those advanced economies most affected by the global financial crisis which erupted in 2008... [but] the report finds that those economic improvements will not be sufficient to absorb the major labor market imbalances that built up in recent years.»

Called Eta Carinae, the double - star system is shrouded by a dumbbell - shaped nebula of gas and dust that erupted nearly two centuries ago.

In our work, we saw managers becoming overwhelmed by emotion and erupting in anger when challenged in the meeting, or even breaking down in tears.

The original furor erupted on Tuesday over a questionnaire emailed to Marriott Rewards card members that asked them to identify their «country» as the Chinese mainland, Tibet, Macao, Hong Kong or Taiwan, according to a Sina Weibo post by internet user «zhongjusaodi.»

The earnings report followed weeks of tumult for Facebook, after a controversy erupted last month when The New York Times and other news outlets reported that millions of Facebook users» private information had been harvested by Cambridge Analytica, a political firm with ties to the Trump campaign.

Controversy erupted for Facebook last month after revelations that millions of users» private information had been harvested by a political firm with ties to the Trump campaign.

The controversy over Cambridge Analytica's data collection erupted in recent days amid news reports that an app created by a Cambridge University psychologist, Aleksandr Kogan, accessed extensive personal data of 50 million Facebook users.

As a relative newcomer to the company, a former BMW executive who joined only two months before an emissions scandal erupted, Mr. Diess is not associated with the wrongdoing that continues to weigh heavily on the company's image and finances, and that remains the subject of major criminal investigations by German and United States authorities.

The firestorm that erupted over Facebook's decision to ban Cambridge Analytica — and the ensuing revelations that the user data of 50 million Facebook users were accessed by the political consulting and marketing firm without those users» permission — has slashed Facebook stock and brought calls for regulation for social media companies.

So often times subjects are edited by anyone online but, if the subject is contentious, an «editing war» can erupt.

Entrepreneurs are often puzzled by why another company's funding erupts into a feeding frenzy, while their fundraising drags on... Read more →

Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday said Facebook will audit thousands of apps in response to the «breach of trust» created by Cambridge Analytica — the chief executive's first comments since a crisis erupted Friday over data siphoned by the political marketing firm used by the Trump campaign.

The conflict faced by Trump's supporters in Montana, where some 28,000 farms and ranches make agriculture a top economic driver in the state, is reflective of the one facing the larger U.S. agriculture industry, which also largely backed Trump but now risks becoming a casualty if a trans - Pacific trade war erupts.

Entrepreneurs are often puzzled by why another company's funding erupts into a feeding frenzy, while their fundraising drags on like «the Bataan Death March.»

The findings mark the first public reports by government authorities into what caused some of the dozens of blazes that erupted Oct. 8 and became the deadliest and most destructive wildfires in California history.

WASHINGTON / NEW YORK (Reuters)- Wells Fargo & Co detailed new regulatory restrictions imposed by the U.S. Federal Reserve on Friday that sent its shares down sharply in after - hours trading, as the third - largest U.S. bank continues to reel from a sales scandal that erupted in 2016.

As he finished, cheers erupted from the tens of thousands gathered in the square - acknowledged by Benedict with an open - armed embrace.

Because etiquette is both voluntary and flexible, and thus able to prevent or settle a myriad of minor disputes that would otherwise have to be handled by the law, often after first erupting into violence, a complex society can not operate properly without using both etiquette and, where voluntary compliance fails, law.

You don't have to be a parent or have a large family to appreciate the various noises that emanate from a full home: The laughter erupting from the most recent funny word uttered by a precious little one who is still learning to talk.

The Twittersphere erupted with reasons why Coates was wrong (many of those tweeting also betrayed themselves by not reading the article, as Gene Demby reported in «How to Tell Who Hasn't Read the New «Atlantic» Cover Story»).

As once stated in essence by a USGS scientist who was urged to get away before Mt. Saint Helens erupted.»

Forest Ray Moulton and Thomas C. Chamberlin in the United States supposed that the sun, under the gravitational pull of some passing star, erupted gigantic globs of matter which in time formed planets, and a comparable theory was proposed by Sir James Jeans and H. Jeffreys.

The rise, fall and diffusion of the charismatic movement that erupted over 35 years ago in mainline Protestantism may have been driven in part by changes in American culture.

By speaking of the rites of anger, I refer also to the fact that creative people can devise means of conversing about the strong emotions that occasionally should erupt between friends.

In another I suggested that, since it seemed likely that little could be done to bring about reconciliation — the other party had left the church — and since the church remained a source of pain because it had failed to minister when the crisis erupted, the person might consider making a fresh start in her Christian life by seeking out a congregation of another denomination.

A controversy has erupted in the past week over a keynote delivered by Richard Swinburne at the most recent Midwest meeting of the Society of Christian Philosophers.

If billions of people tell me not to put my house at the base of a volcano, and I tell them «I don't believe in volcanoes» and after 70 years it erupts, do I deserve to be burned by that lava?

When they encounter the actuality of suffering and injustice, the impurity of even the best motives, and the mutual destructiveness even of a relatively virtuous people, and when they discover also the depths of sin which erupt on a massive scale in human history from time to time, they are overwhelmed by the incongruity between what is and what, at some deep level, they feel should be the case.

By Dave DeWitt A great deal of discussion and controversy has erupted over the terminology of the Capsicum genus in English.

I think the thrill they get from me is that a small squeaky scream always erupts when they do the fly - by around my head.

There's an exit to Pompei, the city buried by lava when the volcano erupted in 79 AD.

Hopefully, a kitchen dance party will erupt, followed by girl - talk, then more dancing.

UK sales of Fairtrade products increased by 7 % in 2017 as consumers shrugged off the controversy that erupted last summer when Sainsbury's said it was planning to launch its own Fairly Traded scheme for tea.

Should flames erupt, snuff them before they get too large by just covering the pan.

Listed as a 5 - 11, 205 - pound linebacker for Del Campo football back in the fall, Markey erupted onto the state wrestling scene at 285 by beating two state - ranked opponents at the SJS Masters (silver medalist), and then won three straight matches to reach the state quarterfinals.

On May 26 a furor erupted over an eighth - inning bunt single by Padres catcher Ben Davis that broke up Curt Schilling's perfect game.