Sentences with phrase «ground observations also»

Satellite data and ground observations also indicate that ice conditions in the Nares Strait west of Greenland may favor an influx of old high arctic ice into the region later in the season.

Not exact matches

The lecturer also described Freud's abortive attempt to ground psychology in neurological observations about the brain.

ORANG - UTANS may be perfectly adapted for swinging through trees, but new observations suggest they also spend a surprising amount of time hanging out on the ground.

Although mostly a technology demonstrator, Schiaparelli is also carrying a small science payload to perform some observations from ground.

The claimed possible detections are tentative, due in part to the variability intrinsic to the host star, and in the case of the ground - based observations, also due to the limited duration of the light curve observations.

If my representation of places partakes of the symbolic order of language and history, it's also grounded in the back and forth of direct observation, a preverbal set of responses set in the context of physical contact and bodily connections.

In either case, LES can also be driven by weather hindcasts, and the simulation results can be evaluated against the wealth of observations that are now available, observations both from space and from the ground.

I was also irked at being lumped in with Gail whose observations on the way ground - level ozone affects our biota is interesting but only one part of the interlocking exploitation and abuse and unwillingness to act in concert that is driving us ever closer to clarity about this mess.

This activity also includes new interactions with NOAA NESDIS scientists regarding satellite observations of the Antarctic ozone layer, their comparison to ground - based and balloon - borne observations, and their interpretation with numerical modeling and analysis tools.

There was also the observation that during the three day hiatus of flights after 9/11/01 that the reduction in light scattering ice crystals from jet exhaust had a measurable effect in permitting more light to each the ground.

We have direct observation from ground - based instruments which measure downwelling and upwelling LWR separately and the results are entirely consistent with Trenberth's energy budget cartoon, from whence it is we also find the surface fluxes for convection and evapotranspiration.

Long - term calibrations and surface - based observing geometries may also affect ground - based observations, biasing the measurements towards low cloud.

Supporting observations from the ground are also necessary in order to interpret the causes of measured variations.

In contrast to the 2007 paper, Oliver Phillips, myself, and others, published a paper in Science last year, using ground observations from across the Amazon, showing that while the 2005 drought did not dramatically change the growth of the trees compared to a normal year, as Samanta et al. also show, the deaths of trees did increase considerably.

The Regional Outlook also references ground - based and airborne data and observations that can further help explain ice evolution.