Sentences with phrase «effect as an escape»

This can be used to great effect as an escape tactic.

Not exact matches

It's hard to escape the suspicion that these new intellectual justifications for soaring executive pay were as much effect as cause.

There are many illustrations of their nostalgic attachment to the old ways, such as their tendency to escape into the desert for sports and physical and spiritual refreshment, the practice of sending their children to be reared in Bedouin encampments to protect them from the effects of city life, and the legends of the desert which beguile their evening hours.

It is derived from a fruit that has been consumed in China for at least several hundred years and used as an herbal medicine for the past several decades, so it may well be safe, although any chronic adverse effects might easily have escaped detection.

As G2 swings closer to the black hole's event horizon — the point past which even light can not escape — gravity has already stretched its leading edge into a ribbon more than 90 billion miles long, pulling it away from the tail, which isn't yet feeling the black hole's full effects.

This has the same effect as a black hole's event horizon, the point of no return for light: an observer outside an event horizon could see nothing inside, as no light can escape the black hole's gravity to cross the horizon to the universe outside.

When such DNA damage occurs, proteins known as PARPs move to the site of damage and begin to mend these broken strands of DNA, allowing cancerous cells and tumors to recover, grow and proliferate, thereby escaping the effects of treatment.

Analysis of escape latencies (Figure 3B) during training indicated significant effects of aging and, possibly, rapamycin, such that escape latencies were increased in aged mice and were decreased by rapamycin treatment (P = 0.0021, P = 0.0548, and P = 0.2419 for age, treatment, and age / treatment interaction, respectively, 3 - way ANOVA with age and treatment as between - subjects factors and training day as within - subjects factor).

Salts have a cleansing effect, serving as a micro escape in stressful situations.

It is derived from a fruit that has been consumed in China for at least several hundred years and used as an herbal medicine for the past several decades, so it may well be safe, although any chronic adverse effects might easily have escaped detection.

I see all of these «making» projects as creative pursuits, and they all have the same effect of making me escape my analytical / logical brain and switch on the more artsy side.

The SD extras basically consist of a feature - length doc (I timed it out at approximately 81 minutes) shattered into a million little pieces that could've been better consolidated so as to avoid talking about different aspects of the same thing separately, e.g. the Maglev Escape, deconstructed no fewer than three times in the unique contexts of vehicles, stunts, and special effects.

These comics - inspired, effects - laden summer blockbusters are created to serve as an escape for international audiences.

As for special effects, this is the first HP episode shot in 3 - D, which turns out to be worth the investment given the profusion of captivating action sequences ranging from the heroes» daring escape from a subterranean inferno on the back of a fire - breathing dragon to an epic, high body - count battle on the campus of their alma mater.

The wordless preparations for the hunt, the priest, the underground hideouts, the escape, the confrontation between Richard and Camiel, and Camiel's memory of Marina as Maria the nurse are balanced with the bizarre comedic effects of seeing a spear puncture eggs, a hairy Bijvoet nonchalantly asking for baths, and the reactions of Ludwig and Pascale who look like the most ordinary of fellows if it wasn't for them sleeping under the ground.

The study's lead author John Jerrim of the UCL Institute of Education said: «Maths mastery shouldn't be seen as a silver bullet; there is no escaping that the effect of the programme was relatively small, though welcome.

The use of aversive methods (e.g., pinning and yelling) can result in increased anxiety about the grooming process — and can also produce additional side effects such as aggression, generalized fear, escape / avoidance and apathy — so this practice should be avoided.

Its reputation for being ultra-luxurious while also offering a total escape (as well as the Eat, Pray, Love effect) has travelers heading to the gorgeous island in droves.

By re-conceptualizing himself — making a name for himself — Buck ensured that what he experienced, created, and lived henceforth would not escape the effects of the transition from e to u — or, as it can be heard, from «me to you.»

In fact, as the atmosphere warms, the «atmospheric window» tends toward closing (particularly because of water vapor effects), and excess escape through this window can't account quantitatively for the reduction in stratospheric temperatures.

As detailed in section V of this notice, it is widely recognized that greenhouse gases (GHGs) have a climatic warming effect by trapping heat in the atmosphere that would otherwise escape to space.

Is less poleward transport of heat by the Gulf Stream as the AMOC weakens a positive feedback for global warming, since that energy will escape more slowly in the humid (higher water vapor GHG effect) tropics than near the poles?

«There is growing recognition among researchers that more people will move within national borders to escape the effects of slow - onset climate change, such as droughts, crop failure, and rising seas... Internal climate migration is a development issue.

There is a small effect from the radiative properties of the «GHG's», but they simply act as a sort of hybrid thermal / optical delay line which delays the flow of any single photon through the Sun / Earth / Atmosphere / Universe system by causing it to make multiple «bounces» through the system: surface / GHG / surface / GHG / escape to the energy free void of space.

If heat can escape as easily through all that time, then surely the source of any increased heat on Earth must be Solar, whether it be visible light, IR or UV, and indirect effects thereof?

The key point is that, as hartlod (tm)'s little article attests to, is that all this energy eventually heads out of the Earth's system / boundry but what hartlod (tm) doesn't talk about is that the effect of CO2 and H2O's absorption of reemitted energy from the Earth which is to «delay» the escape of the energy, thus piling it up and increasing overall temp.

Global Warming is the increase of Earth's average surface temperature due to effect of greenhouse gasses, such as carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels or from deforestation, which trap heat that would otherwise escape from Earth.

Methane that escapes the sea is generally a small fraction of methane that is released from clathrates at the sea floor, though if the concentration rose high enough so much could make it to the atmosphere that the impact of methane as a GHG in air (before it devolves to CO2 in air) overwhelmed the negative effects of methane decomposing to CO2 in the oceans..

the greenhouse effect is an increase in the average temperature of the earth «Greenhouse gases» such as water vapor, carbon dioxide, ozone and methane, slow the escape of heat from earth's atmosphere.

We can't escape the physical reality that as long as we continue to increase the greenhouse effect, it will continue to trap more and more heat, and the planet will continue to warm.

The runaway greenhouse effect has several meanings ranging from, at the low end, global warming sufficient to induce out - of - control amplifying feedbacks, such as ice sheet disintegration and melting of methane hydrates, to, at the high end, a Venus - like hothouse with crustal carbon baked into the atmosphere and a surface temperature of several hundred degrees, a climate state from which there is no escape.

Some of this gas inevitably escaped into the environment, even though it was trapped as well as possible, and since it is about 17000 times as powerful as a global warming gas as CO 2, it had an effect on the carbon footprints of the cells.

Tyndall had pointed out more than a century back that basic physics declared that the greenhouse effect would act most effectively at night, as the gases impeded radiation from escaping into space.

In fact, increasing overburden pressure might have the opposite effect if volatile compounds such as methane that must escape during coalification are retained.