Sentences with phrase «colder than the reverse»

This is because more energy flows from the hotter to the colder than the reverse.

Not exact matches

With that kind of drug and their belief structure, we will have faster - than - light travel, cold fusion, a way to reverse global warming (caused by an overabundance of CO2 in our atmosphere, not god), and a real recipe for amrita, ambrosia, and a panacea by New Year's!

One such unexplained trend is that warm - blooded land animals are usually faster than cold - blooded creatures of comparable size, whereas at sea the reverse is usually true.

If you mean that it takes longer than normal to engage the reverse gear, it cold be due to a dirty transmission filter or low transmission fluid.

«From my basic geochemistry education in water chemistry, CO2 is a strange compound as it exhibits reverse solubility, unlike most compounds, it is more soluble in colder water than in warmer water.»

And, by the way, warming oceans would mean more deposition and more coral reefs as CaCO3 is less soluble in warm water than cold water, the reverse of the way most salts behave.

I also claim that because the atmosphere is on average colder than the surface, more energy is transferred from the surface to the atmosphere compared with the reverse situation.

When the Walker circulation weakens or reverses, an El Niño results, causing the ocean surface to be warmer than average, as upwelling of cold water occurs less or not at all.

Several European scientists don't agree with you: If the MWP was warmer and the LIA colder (thus more natural variability than in MBH» 98 /» 99), then there is little room for the current influence of CO2 and reverse.

Tony's extension of the CET record back by ~ 100 years suggests that there was a warmer period in the early 1500s, which then reversed itself rapidly to an extended colder than normal period around the time that the CET record started.

But then, it stays warmer by the water than it does inland... until it gets cold and then you can reverse that saying.