Sentences with phrase «how high clouds»

-- Depending on how high clouds are formed, their net effect may be different.

We have shown how high clouds, less dense and optically more transparent than low clouds, have increased during the last part of the century, with perhaps little effect on the sunshine records.»

Not exact matches

In today's cloud - based, mobile - focused, inherently social world, customers demand a higher level of responsiveness than ever before: they expect businesses to provide what they want, when and how they want it.

The higher up one is lifted, the less one perceives by sight how the darkest cloud has drifted to elucidate the night;

The storm clouds were gathering above her head, and I pulled out my camera phone, snapped a quick shot because I couldn't believe how strong she looked, standing high up in the sky, staring off into the gathering darkness, resolute.

But it's not clear which effect predominates in the Arctic, he explained, since different types of clouds have different effects on climate, depending on whether they're made of ice or snow, whether they're thick or thin, and how high they sit in the atmosphere.

Researchers created ice crystals with a near - perfect cubic arrangement of water molecules, in order to better understand how high - altitude ice clouds interact with sunlight and the atmosphere.

The researchers said this new way of watching plastic deformation as it happens can help study a wide range of phenomena, such as meteor impacts, the effects of bullets and other penetrating projectiles and high - performance ceramics used in armor, as well as how to protect spacecraft from high - speed dust impacts and even how dust clouds form between the stars.

This dramatically reduces the energy and processing needs for the cameras and during the research project the team will look at how high - quality footage could be sourced efficiently from the dynamic visual sensors and then shared between machines or uploaded to a server in the cloud.

Planetary scientists are struggling to figure out how a massive cloud appeared high above Mars in 2012, but now they may have an answer

Physicists can find the yield of the device by measuring how fast and how high the mushroom cloud rises, Spriggs says.

How high did the cloud go?

Using high - resolution cloud models, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute in Norrköping and the Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen analysed how heavy rainfall is affected by rising temperatures.

Scientists figured out more than a decade ago how to make this specialized form of light through a process known as «high harmonic generation,» or HHG, which shifts laser light to much shorter wavelengths and shorter pulses by shining it through a cloud of gas.

Met Office seismologist Martin Hensch said the risk of any disruptive ash cloud similar to the one in 2010 would depend on how high any ash would be thrown, how much there would be and how fine - grained it would be.

Cubed ice crystals — which may exist naturally in cold, high - altitude clouds — could help improve scientists» understanding of clouds and how they interact with Earth's atmosphere and sunlight, two interactions that influence climate.

Our research should provide clues to evaluate how differences in the variety and amount of organics in high - latitude zones, which are vulnerable to global warming, will affect cloud formation and the overall climate in the future.»

Working out how fermions interact in the relatively simple atom clouds could help clarify the key properties of high - temperature, frictionless electron flow, Sommer says.

Another team member, Mark Marley from NASA Ames, used a different set of models (cloud structure and light propagating through the clouds) to help figure out how high in the atmosphere are the clouds we see.

This study showed that higher resolution climate models tend to more realistically depict how droplets form a cloud and how precipitation develops.

A 2015 USDA report (Brown et al. 2015) on how climate affects agriculture delineates the sensitivities of specialty crops to many climate components (e.g., temperatures, atmospheric CO2 levels, water supply, cloud and light conditions, high winds and other extreme conditions).

«The angular momentum that resides in typical interstellar clouds is many orders of magnitude higher than the angular momentum we compute for the relatively slowly spinning young stars; where and how has the protostar shed that angular momentum during contraction?

The effort uses innovative ARM radar observations from the MC3E field campaign to evaluate a series of high - resolution simulations, which results in an improved understanding of cloud transitions and how to diagnose these transitions in models.

In their latest new study, they discovered how sneeze droplets are formed within what they called a «high - propulsion sneeze cloud.»

So there's real - world stuff you shouldn't be losing sight of no matter how high up in the clouds you find yourself where the relationship's concerned.

Hidalgo says he'll talk about that investment partnership at CONTEC and how his company and Zed are «reaching deals with mobile carriers in different countries worldwide to provide high - quality cloud reading services that reach new readers who want to read digital but were in many cases unable to do so.»

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Beyond hot and cold climates — which damage your health and therefore require cooler or warmer clothing — rainstorms, blizzards, high winds and even overcast clouds can change how Link traverses regions.

Remember that a clear night is colder by far than a cloudy one, and whether a cloud is cooling or warming depends on how high it is: high clouds radiate back out into space, low clouds are just «high ground» as far as warming the air is concerned.

That doens» t affect the equilibrium increase in the upward flux at TRPP in response, though it may change how much of that is absorbed by the stratosphere (perhaps a reduction due to shielding of water vapor and CO2 wings in the stratosphere by increased tropospheric water vapor (as it would by an increase in clouds, particularly higher clouds)-- PS feedbacks also change the baseline spectral flux in the vicinity of the CO2 band.

Differences between high and low projections in climate models used by the IPCC stem mainly from uncertainties over feedback mechanisms - for example, how the carbon cycle and clouds will react to future warming.

However, I am not a «warmista» by any means — we do not know how to properly quantify the albedo of aerosols, including clouds, with their consequent negative feedback effects in any of the climate sensitivity models as yet — and all models in the ensemble used by the «warmistas» are indicating the sensitivities (to atmospheric CO2 increase) are too high, by factors ranging from 2 to 4: which could indicate that climate sensitivity to a doubling of current CO2 concentrations will be of the order of 1 degree C or less outside the equatorial regions (none or very little in the equatorial regions)- i.e. an outcome which will likely be beneficial to all of us.

Go outside when the clouds are preparing to rain then observe how they let less light through, higher albedo.

Surely the hurdle for cosmic rays should, if anything, be higher as the science behind how greenhouse gases is well understood but the mechanism (apart from same vague theories about cloud seeding) for GCR is not?

Jeans showed that any such cloud no matter how uniform in properties, if the total mass exceeds some threshold value, becomes unstable, and a region of slightly higher density appears.

The poleward shift of high - altitude clouds affects how much sunlight reaches Earth's surface because when they move, they reveal what's below.

One can't arbitrarily choose feedbacks for water vapor, ice / albedo, clouds, etc., without looking to see how these phenomena are actually behaving — e.g., what are the radiative properties of water vapor, how is relative humidity changing, what is happening to low cloud cover, high cloud cover, and the high / low cloud ratios, etc.?.

Think how clouds and high humidity reduce the rate of cooling at night.

Although some studies found small but significant positive correlations between GCR and high - and mid-altitude clouds (Laken et al., 2010; Rohs et al., 2010), these variations were very weak, and the results were highly sensitive to how the Forbush events were selected and composited (Laken et al., 2009).

I wasn't aware how much error there was in cloud cover with far fewer clouds predicted by the physics models than the clouds actually observed, except in the very high latitudes where they predict far more than actually observed.

Yeah, it's clouds, we don't know where or how and I suspect there are hundreds of Aswan High Dams being constructed and deconstructed every second, not that examining a concrete example isn't worthwhile.

I asked a friend if he knew how many cloudless days they got - it happened to be overcast with high clouds at the time and he (only partly in jest) said, «You mean sunny like this?

Mike Jonas Great to see your scientific exploration following Richard Feynman's «bending over backwards to show how you're maybe wrong» high standard of scientific integrity You say: «clouds are a major driver of ocean surface temperature, and hence of climate» — yet say «The ocean oscillations are not, as far as I am aware, caused by clouds».

This year's Clio Cloud Conference closed out with a heartening closing keynote from Preet, in which he used his experiences to illustrate how he handled complex prosecutions while maintaining the highest standards of personal and professional integrity.

Still, you need to decide which kind of cloud mining fits your needs best — Hosted or Bought — for which you should calculate how much you are willing to invest and how fast you want the Return on Investment (RoI) to be, be careful the higher the RoI the bigger the risk of getting scammed!

Fall in the Midwest is glorious colors, crisp mornings, hearing the high school marching band practicing Early day, afternoon blue skies with white clouds, the leaves turning to shades of yellow, gold, orange and red, football Saturday's, fire pit week ends and all things pumpkin; the colors, the shapes, the tastes of pumpkin bread, the warmth of a pumpkin spice latte, Ahh, how I love fall!