Sentences with phrase «impossible in a larger system»

Not exact matches

It is interesting that much of the growth in income of the top 1 % has come in the form of eageincome which is practically impossible to hide (because employers have reporting and withholding obligations in the tax system and, at least for large public companies, often have public disclosure obligations for their senior CEOs).

Historical data is also missing in a way that makes it impossible to see the trend, or how being acquired by a larger system influences price over time.

So far, electrical circuits based on spin waves have not been realised, since it turned out to be impossible to introduce a perturbation in the system large enough to create spin waves.

Its complex tridimensional form, which also holds up the large display of the Comand multimedia system, made wooden trimming impossible in case you order veneer insertions for other parts of the instrument panel.

If warming reaches 2 degrees Celsius, «we will hand young people a climate system in which it is impossible to avoid large sea level rise.»

A negative feedback larger than the original would be impossible in a (simple) electrical circuit, but the climate is an extremely complex non-linear system, and any time the word «feedback» is used, it's only a vague and defective analogy to the referent in electrical circuits etc..

It is characterized by multiple intersecting and uncertain future hazards to natural and human systems, that are expected to unfold over a very large range of spatial and temporal scales, and whose probabilities may be difficult, or in some cases impossible, to quantify precisely (because of intrinsic and / or irreducible uncertainties about the future).

«In comparison to our toy model, a natural system, such as the atmosphere, a river basin, etc.: (a) is much more complex; (b) has time - varying inputs and outputs; (c) has spatial extent, variability and dependence (in addition to temporal); (d) has greater dimensionality (virtually infinite); (e) has dynamics that to a large extent is unknown and difficult or impossible to express deterministically; and (f) has parameters that are unknowIn comparison to our toy model, a natural system, such as the atmosphere, a river basin, etc.: (a) is much more complex; (b) has time - varying inputs and outputs; (c) has spatial extent, variability and dependence (in addition to temporal); (d) has greater dimensionality (virtually infinite); (e) has dynamics that to a large extent is unknown and difficult or impossible to express deterministically; and (f) has parameters that are unknowin addition to temporal); (d) has greater dimensionality (virtually infinite); (e) has dynamics that to a large extent is unknown and difficult or impossible to express deterministically; and (f) has parameters that are unknown.