Sentences with word «entrain»

From its spatial coincidence with the X-ray plasma outflow, the extended FIR emission is very likely to represent outflowing dust entrained by superwinds.

Social scientists should be careful about getting entrained into a service role that could compromise their intellectual independence and ability to speak truth to power.

Thermals can rise to the top of the boundary layer within an hour, boundary layer mixing happens within a day, mixing of entrained air into the boundary layer happens within about a week, free atmosphere turbulence mixes the surface air up to the troposphere within about a month, and Hadley cell mixing operates on a roughly 3 month timescale.

Instead of entraining passivity, these new sorts of electronic entertainment encouraged different sorts of activity.

Melatonin, the hormone whose name is derived from the Greek word melas (black, dark), is secreted from the brain in all animals in anticipation of nightfall, to entrain circadian rhythms — unless, that is, the retina is exposed to light, which results in the shutdown whistle getting blown at the old melatonin factory.

Sleep well, get your circadian rhythms entrained proper — otherwise these efforts will give you a mere fraction of the benefits.

Left, an image of comet Chury showing outgassing of water vapor, which entrains dust (© ESA / Rosetta / NAVCAM).

Our primary goal is to more clearly understand the sequence of dynamical processes that generate surface winds responsible for entraining dust from this desert.

It will engage your baby by entraining for a long time.

Carried within the water column, accumulating on the ocean bottom or becoming entrained in marine sediments — a spill of Alberta bitumen might prove impossible to contain.

In an apparent ironic twist to this year's prize, the quarry claimed by countless hours of sleepless toil is itself fundamental to a good night's sleep: the molecular basis of circadian rhythms — those genes and proteins whose interactions underlie the ability of us living organisms to keep our internal body clocks entrained to a 24 - hour cycle.

The fluid may also be a combination of phases such as a fluid with entrained bubbles.

So it is at least plausible that the 22 year solar cycle entrains on the Jupiter - Saturn tidal influence.

Since it is estimated to take 1000 years for water entrained at deep - water formation sites to circulate throughout the abyssal ocean basins, vast areas of the abyssal Indian and North Pacific Oceans will experience a lesser shift in pH by 2100 (maximum decrease in pH = 0.06; Table 2; Figure 2).

This information will then be used to help facilities select methods that offer improved environmental performance (e.g., reducing water use, minimizing chemical inputs, reducing entrained salts, reducing the volume and strength of process wastewater, and other factors).

With this roadmap illustrating the magnitude of visual changes over time in the videos, Brookshire overlaid the participants» EEGs to see whether people entrain around the normal visual frequency of about 10 Hz, or at the lower frequencies of signs and phrases in sign language — about 2 Hz.

These mice entrained to a light / dark cycle, phase - shifted after a light pulse, and increased circadian period when light intensity increased.

All stages of the bioliq process — flash pyrolysis, high - pressure entrained - flow... Read more →

Abstract: The edge - on starburst galaxy M82 exhibits complicated distributions of gaseous materials in its halo, which include ionized superwinds driven by nuclear starbursts, neutral materials entrained by the superwinds, and large - scale neutral streamers probably caused by a past tidal interaction with M81.

The concept is already entrained in the policy dialogue, particularly through the emphasis given it in the IPCC reports.

We need to entrain physicists, mathematicians, engineers, chemists and computer scientists for an infusion of new approaches to understanding the climate system.

They arise whenever wind blows strongly enough over a sand surface to entrain grains into the wind.

Seems to me the debate about AGHG global warming and increasing TC frequency / intensity / duration boils down to the fact that as sea surface temperatures, as well as deeper water temperatures rise, the wallop of any TC over warmer seas without mitigating circumstances like wind sheer and dry air off land masses entrained in the cyclone will likely be much more devastating.

As a result, mantle plumes entrain a variable combination of relatively young oceanic crust directly from the subducting slab, older oceanic crust that has been stirred with ancient more primitive material and background, depleted mantle.

Followed by Elaine Poon's short film, Entrain about Laurent, a young man who absorbed in his own world, draws the attention of a fellow train passenger who shares his interest in rhythm, despite their obvious language barrier.

We found that without crystal aggregation, our simulations using low - density dendrites were able to predominantly match the in situ measurements, but this rough match required either increasing the overlying ice nucleus concentration fourfold or assuming a reservoir of ice nuclei from the surface layer to be entrained from the underlying, decoupled surface layer (both conceivable; see paper for details).

• Versatile: Designed for CIP duties containing entrained air, it can also pump product, reducing the need for an additional pump, lowering capital investment.

On Saturday morning the Bruins entrained for New Haven, and the lineup began to fall in place.

DOCTOR RUTH NEWTON: It's not only comfort, it does give them comfort, but it's a part of how parents entrain the child's emotional regulation.

«As temperature drops, these neurons that promote sleep become excited, and that really entrains the sleep activity cycle to external temperature cycles.

If you're traveling from Detroit to London, for example, Entrain says you'll need to turn off the lights at about 9 p.m. and rise at 6:20 a.m. the next day in order to get used to your new time zone as quickly as possible.

But the team of mathematicians behind Entrain wondered if they could help you adjust faster by calculating the precise cycle of light and dark that would best ease your body into its new environment.

Released yesterday, a new app called Entrain aims to help travelers restore whacked - out rhythms after long trips.

The study reveals that the brain entrains depending on the information in the signal — not on the differences between seeing and hearing.

«The simulations showed that what was very unique about this storm is that first, it was preceded by a very hot period, and so the land that was not covered with vegetation would be drier and it would be easier to entrain sand grains from it,» Bou - Zeid said.

According to the simulations, some subducted oceanic crust is entrained directly into mantle plumes, but a significant fraction of the crust — up to 10 percent — enters the more primitive reservoirs.

«Looking at lab - entrained species is not sufficient to answer some of these larger questions.»

«As more seawater freezes it can expel the brine contained within, entraining large quantities of the methane locked in the ice,» explains AWI researcher Ellen Damm.

The team now suggest that more research is needed to examine other factors governing actual food intake include sensorial environment, social factors, entrained behaviour relating to food timing, along with our innate physical regulation of intake.

Retentive circulation patterns in the Bay entrained phytoplankton and meso - zooplankton that were grazed by the krill.

Dr. Zohar Ben - Moshe from the Yoav Gothilf Lab identified 14 light - entrained molecular clock genes in the zebrafish system using messenger RNA sequencing and microarray analysis.

Calcium - carbonate is attractive as a mineral constituent of this planet - like body as incorporating and entraining carbon in rocky objects (especially their surfaces) is difficult.