Sentences with phrase «comment on the circulation»

Li has also looked at the idea of re using elements from projects and what it means to re contextualising work to comment on the circulation of cultures bringing to attention forms of mis / communication.

Not exact matches

This rumour has been in circulation for weeks now, and though it is generally not the Arsenal policy to comment on a transfer until it reaches completion, there may well be something in it.

According the Metro Pictures, his works «invent, cull, and recycle iconographic images from an expansive cultural visual cache to comment on ideas surrounding image potency, production and circulation.»

BTW — as predicted by some comments in this post: several outlets in the media are taking alarmist positions (not grounded in fact) on the change in Atlantic circulation.

Hurricane prognosticator William Gray (whose public statements we have commented on previously), has, in his recent senate testimony, confidently asserted that a putative increase in the intensity of the Atlantic Thermohaline circulation over recent decades was entirely responsible for this increase:

~ Our study confirms many changes seen in upper Arctic Ocean circulation in the 1990s were mostly decadal in nature, rather than trends caused by global warming,» / / www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.cfm?release=2007-131 [ANDY REVKIN comments: That's precisely what I wrote in the Science Times feature on Arctic ice in September (link is in the post).

In addition to this journal peer review, we have had extensive comments from other scientists based on the more traditional method of peer review: circulation of preprints to other scientists.

Thanks — but your comment about SE Australia conflicts with your previous comment on atmospheric circulation, as such a small area is unlikely to have a meaningful relationship between heat and rain however statistically significant your negative correlation may be (what is the t?).

We thank Claudia Tebaldi for statistical advice; Stanley Jacobs for discussion of Southern Ocean circulation; Nathan Gillett for guidance on the transient climate response to emissions; Mark Merrifield for tidal modeling applied to the Alaskan coast; and Michael Oppenheimer for thoughtful comments on the manuscript.

Posted in Research Blogging, tagged canada, climate change, climate models, cmip5, education, emic, global warming, gulf stream, IPCC, meridional overturning circulation, north atlantic, oceanography, programming, science, the day after tomorrow, UVic, younger dryas on October 24, 2012 16 Comments»

Mojib Latif — Head of the Research Division: Ocean Circulation and Climate Dynamics - Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel has commented publicly on the research.

Response to Comment on «The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation without a role for ocean circulation» (Science)

For the record, I and others were commenting on mpainter's comment: «For those not in the know, La Nina is an accelerated meridional overturning circulation wherein cold water is brought to the surface in the equatorial Pacific, acting as a global coolant.»

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