Sentences with phrase «hot period of a year»

They appreciate it and are happy when a hot period of a year is over.

«Such episodes are fairly typical for dogs with laryngeal paralysis, particularly in the warmer / hotter period of the year.»

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Obamacare enrollment was off to a red - hot start when the sign up period began on November 1, far outpacing the rate of last year's enrollments.

This is the third and most extreme mass bleaching event in 18 years to strike the Great Barrier Reef, and in each case, the areas that suffered the worst bleaching were the areas where the water was hottest for the longest period of time, Hughes said.

There was a period last year when I was staying in Cambodia during the hottest month of the year, and I would never do that again.

Over a 10 - year period, they recorded the cumulative consumption of discretionary hot foods, sweet and savoury snacks, and sweet drinks starting from the children's first year of life, and the impact this had on the link between socio - economic position and the children's BMI z - score at the age of 10 or 11.

This is the time of the year when Arsenal, and every other club, seem to be caught in the footballing equivalent of the doldrums, once the bane of every sailing ship known to man, where a relatively calm period occurs out of nowhere, and during which time no wind has the temerity to stick its nose in, and indeed prefers to disappear like ice cream in a hot oven, trapping sailing ships for lengthy periods lasting days, weeks and sometimes months, where for what seemed an eternity to their crews — nothing happened.

Each came to Povar's Silver Spring, Md., office within a year or two of stopping her period, complaining of frequent hot flashes and poor sleep at night.

But, in the very beginning of Earth's formation, the first 500 million years, there's a less well - known period which has typically been called the Hadean (meaning hell - like) because it was assumed that it was wildly hot and volcanic and everything was covered with magma — completely unlike the present day.

Assuming this is the orbital period of hot gas revolving near the black hole, the astronomers deduce that the monster weighs 450,000 to 5 million times more than the sun, agreeing with previous estimates and making the black hole comparable to the 4 - million - solar - mass one at the Milky Way's center — but located in a galaxy 3.9 billion light - years away.

During this period of irregularity, which may have lasted millions of years, any rocky inner world sitting in the path of the hot Jupiter and its new orbit would have been obliterated.

There was an era called white earth which starts about 700 million years ago with alternating periods of deep ice sheets and then hotter warmer stages which led to formation of various kinds of crystals, and last and luckily we live in the period known as green earth, which started about 400 million years ago when multicellular life arose and wholly changed to biochemical breakdown the makeup of the minerals on the planet again.

Kepler, which will keep a continuous watch on a patch of stars for more than three years, is better suited to finding planets like our own in terms of orbital periods as well as other parameters, although it will likely be a few years before it moves from the hot objects it has already discovered to cooler, potentially habitable worlds, whose transits are subtler and less frequent.

This period covers three of the Sun's 11 - year activity cycles, which see fluctuations in the rate at which energetic particles are created by the interaction between the Sun's magnetic field and its hot, highly charged outer layers.

The researchers compiled urban development, flood hazard and census data and overlaid it on a map of the U.S.. Although their analysis shows that Americans in general have become more aware of the risk of floods over the 10 - year study period, the researchers identified several U.S. hot spots where urban development has grown in coastal flood zones including New York City and Miami.

While the nation's weather in individual years or even for periods of years has been hotter or cooler and drier or wetter than in other periods, the new study shows that over the last century there has been no trend in one direction or another.

Globally, extremely warm nights that used to come once in 20 years now occur every 10 years.12 And extremely hot summers, those more than three standard deviations above the historic average, are now observed in about 10 % of the global land area, compared to 0.1 - 0.2 % for the period 1951 - 1980.13

This summer's heatwave, the most prolonged period of hot weather in the UK for years, has not yet been taken into account in their measurements.

Perimenopause refers to the few years before menopause when many women's hormones are really fluctuating, causing even greater weight gain, irregular periods, heavy bleeding, hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, mood swings, thinning skin, vaginal dryness, loss of sex drive, fatigue, and memory loss.

At the end of the 2 year period, women taking a placebo versus women taking the isoflavone supplement showed no differences in bone loss or menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats.

Think of this from a logical perspective... the human digestive system evolved over a period of approximately 1.9 million years (our ancesters homo erectus & neanderthal, as well as current homo sapiens) eating a combination of raw and cooked food that was cooked with either fire or hot water, not microwaves.

They referred to these days as the hottest time of the year, a period that could bring fever, or even catastrophe.

Although I have spent the last 16 years in two long - term relationships with an American and an Italian, there have been intermittent periods of dating in At Meet American Men you can do just that, meet hot and attractive American blue blooded men that are known the world over for their looks and cool attitudes!

In this period, he tackled an Oscar - winning drama about alcoholism (The Lost Weekend), two well - regarded film noirs (Double Indemnity, Sunset Boulevard), a war drama (Stalag 17), two light - hearted rom - coms (Sabrina, Seven Year Itch) a gripping murder - mystery (Witness for the Prosecution) and perhaps the funniest American movie of all time (Some Like It Hot).

, Dan Gregor (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend), Cherry Jones (American Crime, Transparent), Rashida Jones (Angie Tribeca, Parks and Recreation), Andy Kindler (Bob's Burgers, Maron), Nick Kroll (Oh Hello on Broadway, Kroll Show), John Mulaney (Oh Hello on Broadway, Saturday Night Live), musician Krist Novoselic, Henry Rollins (The Legend of Korra, Sons of Anarchy), Tracee Ellis Ross (Black - ish, Reed Between the Lines), novelist Cheryl Strayed, Tessa Thompson (Thor: Ragnarok, Annihilation, Westworld, Creed), David Wain (Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later, Role Models) Brent Weinbach (Rad Lands, Another Period), Dolly Wells (Doll & Em, 45 Years), Shannon Woodward (Westworld, Raising Hope), and singer - songwriter Kurt Vile.

The two - year satellite radio period is significantly longer than the typical three - or six - month trial that most of the Chevrolet Cruze's competitors offer, and Chevrolet says the program's 24 - GB data trial provides up to 800 hours of streaming music or 1,600 hours of web browsing via the car's Wi - Fi hot spot.

With other performance «specials» like the new Yaris GRMN hot hatch also on the way, Toyota's driver - focused offering should soon be unrecognisable from the barren period of recent years.

A John Travolta comparison seems appropriate here, where a star is born (Welcome Back, Kotter), gets incredibly hot (Saturday Night Fever), suffers career burnout (too many flops to pick one), revives himself to a second period of superhot stardom (Pulp Fiction) and then, inevitably, the flame's out again (too many movies in recent years).

The park covers 140 km ², of which 16 km ² is granite islands, formed by upwellings of hot magma during the Tertiary - Cretaceous period some 65 million years ago, then later smoothed by glacial ice and wave action of the sea.

In terms of return times, the Extremely Hot Summers used to occur every 500 ~ 1000 years at a particular location during the base period and they occurred about every 10 years during the last decade (and it is extremely likely that it will be more often this decade).

At least one past global hot spell widely attributed to a natural spike in greenhouse gases, the Paleocene - Eocene Thermal Maximum 55.8 million years ago, appeared to cause a mass die - off of some marine plankton, but other forms thrived, as did mammals and other terrestrial species, specialists on that period say.

What observations do you offer that would encourage this other than claiming the last 3 years (2005 hottest) or last twelve (’98 hottest) equal global cooling when they are all among the hottest years in the last 2 million (a fundamentally flawed assertion that shows 100 % ignorance, or willful disregard, of basic scientific principles, namely that a three — twelve year period is not a long - term trend, but is variability until proven otherwise.)

As I made sure to clarify to him, that according to NASA Goddard, of the top ten hottest years ever modernly recorded 4 were in the 1930's and 3 were in the 1998 - 2006 period.

Science Daily — During the past ninety thousand years there were alternating hot and cold periods lasting several thousand years each which resulted in a modification of global oceanic circulation.

10/30/15 — This year is on track to become the hottest year ever recorded, easily beating out 2014 and possibly signaling a return to a sustained period of rapid global warming.

While the nation's weather in individual years or even for periods of years has been hotter or cooler and drier or wetter than in other periods, the new study shows that over the last century there has been no trend in one direction or another.

The drop in mean temperatures since 1950 in the Northern Hemisphere has been sufficient, for example, to shorten Britain's growing season for crops by two weeks... The first half of this century has apparently been the warmest period since the «hot spell» between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago immediately following the last ice age.»

Instead of weighting the period 1970 - 2000 more than other years I've weighted the whole it considerably less than 1914 - 1950, especially the hot end which has weights as low as 15/65, less than a quarter of the full weights in 1914 - 1950.

An eight year second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol with loopholes that allow carry over, use and trading of hot air

The view of global temperature prior to MBH98 was of considerable variability, with both hotter and considerably colder times (in comparison with today) over the last two thousand years, with significant temperature swings over comparatively short time periods.

But across much of Europe, Canada, and the United States, models estimate that the loss of shading and evaporative cooling shortened the return period for extremely hot, dry summers significantly: from every ten years to every 2 - 3 years.

They know it from days and nights that are hotter than in the past; from more frequent and more intense hurricanes or freak years like the last one when there were none; from long periods of dry weather followed by unseasonable heavy rainfall and flooding; and from the recognisable erosion of coastal areas and reefs.

However, part of the reason the TLT data is» ~ flat» over that period is that 1998 was an anomalously hot year.

June marked the 14th consecutive month such a title has been claimed and makes January - June of 2016 the planet's hottest half - year period on record.

Earlier this year, a paper by Michael Mann - for years a leading light in the IPCC, and the author of the infamous «hockey stick graph» showing flat temperatures for 2,000 years until the recent dizzying increase - made an extraordinary admission: that, as his critics had always claimed, there had indeed been a» medieval warm period» around 1000 AD, when the world may well have been hotter than it is now.

All this talk of a «slowdown» period, remember, overlaps a period when we saw 14 of the 16 hottest years on record all happening since 2000.

For either choice of base period, the hemispheric land area with extremely hot temperature anomaly (> +3 σ) is more than a factor of 10 larger in recent years than in the 1930s

Observed values have been outside the AR4 envelope for all but one year since publication of AR4... (Re Fig. 4) The figure shows that nearly every run of every model ran too hot over the 1979 - 2013 period, with many models running substantially too hot.

It wasn't clear to me whether or not you were talking about «global» or «Adelaide» in your remark about «the hottest 12 month period ever» (by which I assume you mean since we had any sort of instrument record — say 100 years or so).

15th - 14th over Europe was a very warm period, and 13th - 12 century over the Mediterranean Middle East B.C, hotter still, and in case for a period of about 100 years in duration.