Sentences with phrase «dropping out of the clouds»

That frozen vapor quickly forms ice crystals that drop out of the cloud as snow.

Not exact matches

Many observers see the multiple billions of dollars that Amazon, Microsoft (msft), and Google have dropped on data center build - outs, and figure that the public cloud battle is over.

That in no way implies that some kind of intelligent being created it from magic any more than a drop of water condensing out of a cloud implies someone crying in the sky.

He could have sent an angel to do that, or dropped a book out of heaven with the thunder booming in the clouds, «Read this book!»

And you can get caught holding one end of a love, when your father drops, and your mother; when a land is lost, or a time, and your friend blotted out, gone, your brother's body spoiled and cold, your infant dead, and you dying; you reel out love's long line alone, stripped like a live wire loosing its sparks to a cloud, like a live wire loosed in space to longing and grief everlasting [pp. 42 - 43].

A cloud wrung out nine drops of moisture two days ago and our power went out for six hours.

The calculation leaves out major costs, such as expanding and strengthening the power grid to handle far more complex flows of electricity from millions of solar installations, and creating breakthroughs in energy storage technology to lengthen solar power's impact beyond the daylight hours and to deal with sudden drops in output when clouds arrive.

When its temperature drops below the condensation temperature of a condensable gas, that gas condenses out and forms clouds, just like water on Earth.

These clouds lasted about two hours and then faded away, presumably because the methane condensed as enormous raindrops (or even as snow) and dropped out of the hazy clouds at a snowflake - like pace through the thick atmosphere.

The day started out sunny and gorgeous, but pretty soon the sky became overtaken with clouds and drops of rain.

is set high above the clouds and drops players straight into the bombed out ruins of a high rise Iacon city building.

These effects can range from coins spurting out over a player's head, to a black cloud that causes a comical game of «zap - tag» to ensue with the player who carries the black cloud dropping portions of their hard earned coins in the process.

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The 1991 volcanic eruptions (Pinatubo, Hudson) injected 23 Megatonnes of SO2 into the stratosphere, leaving a sulfurous cloud that circled the globe for about 2 years before finally settling out (together with a large quantity of fine particulate matter which rapidly settled out) The sulfurous cloud caused average global temperatures to drop by 0.55 deg.

(4) Yet as it turns out, UF6 freezes via a gas - > solid transition at lower - than - room temperatures (just as packets of moist air, lifted high into a thunderstorm's anvil cloud, and thus cooled adiabatically by the pressure drop, condense their H20 vapor as hail and snow).

When, finally, clouds were «discovered» the bottom dropped out of the global warming market.