Sentences with phrase «growing discrepancy»

Foes of the leap second fear that growing discrepancies between atomic time and civil time could sabotage military operations, disrupt financial markets, disable cellular phones, and even cause midair collisions.

Eastern Germany's Association of Independent Enterprises says there is a growing discrepancy between east and west: in the western states, 5 per cent of the population works on research commissioned by industry, while in the east, only a tenth of this number work in industrial research.

At the top of this list is the growing discrepancy in academic achievement between wealthy and poor students.

As the IPCC struggles with its inconvenient truth — the pause and the growing discrepancy between models and observations — the obvious question is: why is the IPCC just starting to grapple with this issue now, essentially two minutes before midnite of the release of the AR5?

The issue is the growing discrepancy between the climate models and observations, and the claim by Santer and others that under conditions of AGW, that any period of no warming or cooling beyond 17 years is very unlikely.

There is much in the news about how IPCC will handle the growing discrepancy between models and observations — long an issue at skeptic blogs.

From Steve McIntyre: Two Minutes to Midnight There is much in the news about how IPCC will handle the growing discrepancy between models and observations — long an issue at skeptic blogs.

[27] Furthermore, they assert there is a growing discrepancy between RSS and sonde trends beginning in 1992, when the NOAA - 12 satellite was launched.

I have to say that I'm rather unimpressed with what I've heard in the way of excuses in relation to the growing discrepancy between SRES - type projections and actual measurements of atmospheric CH4 (it came up a couple of weeks ago in a workshop here).

The growing discrepancy is obvious, even with the 2016 El Nino warm spike at the end.