Sentences with word «homogenisation»

CBL Global Foods Limited is a fully integrated company home to an advanced UHT aseptic filling plant comprising a sophisticated steam infusion and downstream homogenisation process.

Willett, K. M. et al., submitted, Concepts for benchmarking of homogenisation algorithm performance on the global scale.

There, I described how cooling trends at RAAF Base Amberley in Queensland and the post office at Bourke in New South Wales have been changed into warming trends through homogenisation.

Furthermore, they had nothing to hide: both adjusted and unadjusted data yielded very similar results to CRUTEM, and CRU's homogenisation adjustments make no significant difference to the global average.

This industry - wide homogenisation of power units is eroding variety and individuality and the Corrado VR6 neatly demonstrates just what a pity that is.

Themes of habitual performance, viral infiltration and feminine identity link earlier forms of human control by pseudo-sexual torture (exacted upon women who asserted their individuality) with cultural homogenisation on a global scale.

It also features a high - temperature short - time / ultra high - temperature line capable of multiple temperature / time combinations and upstream or downstream homogenisation with an in - line clean fill unit.

Italian GEA subsidiary Niro Soavi supplied equipment for homogenisation.

The rise is linked to a «creeping homogenisation» of diets across the world, says the report, whose figures are based on trends extrapolated using body - mass index data.

«We show that there are always the same few common species in small, isolated secondary forest fragments, so each time you go to another piece of forest, you will encounter the same common birds, a phenomenon called biotic homogenisation.

This was done by using satellite - based night - light detection of urban areas, and more thorough homogenisation of the time series (with corrections, for example, for the tendency of surrounding rural stations to be slightly higher, and thus cooler, than urban areas).

An artefact of the ACORN - SAT homogenisation process is that maximum temperatures very occasionally fall below the minimum.

Finally we come to «Station Homogenisation» — the process of reviewing station data records looking for errors that are a result of how the measurement was taken, rather than what the temperature actually was.

In addition to needing reasonable coverage of observations for gridding the data, the sparseness of the data also makes homogenisation a difficult task.

I am not saying that such homogenisation is wrong outright, but I would be very sceptical regarding claims of high accuracy and repeatability in data following such a process.

The curve of development of this Tory Party is therefore one of increasing influence from 1760 — 1783, the establishment of Tory dominance, and increasing homogenisation of Tory forces, from 1783 onwards, supremacy from 1789 until the 1820s, and Tory crisis and decline from the mid / late 1820s.

Many experts do fear the great homogenisation of nature, a world taken over by a few mongrel and ubiquitous species — brown rats and house sparrows, superweeds and cultivated crops.

However, these come at the cost of a variety of negative impacts on native ecosystems, the global homogenisation of floras and faunas, and the global extinction of native biota.

«Horses have undergone extensive breeding and breed - specific homogenisation, especially during the last few centuries.

How it's made: After milking the goat, the milk is then pasteurised but doesn't require homogenisation.

During homogenisation, the fats in cream and milk are fragmented, so they're able to enter the bloodstream directly and may accumulate to cause problems with the heart and circulatory systems.

Wright and Pegg astutely ground their wistfulness in middle - age malaise, and smartly furnish their machinations in a statement about inevitable change and unwelcome homogenisation, in a narrative sense, at least.

Sony's vision of the future for console gaming is one I'm very much excited about, and I'd hate for these delays to compromise that by driving customers to the competition, with it's rather anaemic homogenisation of all entertainment, not just games, into a means to maximise consumer exploitation becoming the new standard for most next gen.

But in the ever - accelerating homogenisation of the blockbuster video games, it seems as if they've been held back by the need for the game to hit the expected notes of the genre.

Directly referencing the latest in men's hair removal procedures, the work is a reflection on the physical and spiritual homogenisation of today's image - conscious society; in our search for a standardised perfection, the body has become yet another commodity.

Homogenisation errors are already visible in a site - by - site analysis, but this shows the problems may be so big they affect averages across the whole of Australia, and we can detect them with satellites.

The satellite has the best coverage and suffers least from UHI and errors in TOB homogenisation, station drop outs etc, and is verified independently against radiosonde temperature measurements, but it is only of short duration.

Fawcett et al (2012) provide a comprehensive assessment of the sensitivity of Australian temperature trends to network and homogenisation choices, including comparison with an unhomogenised gridded analysis of Australian temperatures.

The probable cause of the Finland «unprecidented warming» will almost certainly be homogenisation similar to Darwin Zero.

When / if CRU release the data for all countries, will it be pre or post homogenisation?

The GHCN homogenisation algorithm is fully available to the public and bug fixes documented.

Homogenisation signficantly distorts temperature trends (often through the embedding of a UHI signal).

Could the explanation possibly have something to do with dodgy homogenisation of readings, removal of remote measurement sites and UHI?

I have complained for some time about the practice of homogenisation undertaken by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.

Peer - reviewed literature supports my contention that early twentieth century cooling was real and significant and that homogenisation creates an artificial warming trend in the official temperature record for Australia.

Ratpac A also uses «raw» data from IGRA after 1996, but the First difference method provide homogenisation when data is merged to regional, zonal and global averages

Homogenisation refers to the method of adjusting temperature records to remove artificial biases, such as the impact of a weather station moving from one location to another.

These data include a mix of homogenisation techniques, unadjusted data and satellite data.

The reasons for the differences between the national values from these datasets, both those with and without homogenisation, over the period 1910 to 1940 are complex.