Sentences with phrase «in intensity of»

This task was designed to assess whether participants could: a) track changes in the intensity of the target's emotion (empathic accuracy; EA); and b) recognise the emotion displayed by the target after watching the full video clip (emotion recognition).

Regarding the sixth question, the analyses revealed that sibling types did not differ in the intensity of their emotional closeness to the romantic partner, F (2, 327) = 1.89, p =.15.

When treating CU traits as a dimensional measure, which is arguably a more powerful approach than using a median split, we found an inverse relationship between CU traits and EA for sadness, with higher levels of CU traits being associated with a reduced ability to track changes in the intensity of sadness.

The videotape - based parenting - skills group with therapist - facilitated discussion showed greater reductions than the control group showed in the frequency of problem behaviors and in the intensity of the three most troubling behaviors.

With such an attitude, your child will thrive and will experience a reduction in the intensity of many common emotional disorders in children, such as anxiety and depression.

Know that the change in the intensity of your feelings is a natural process in marriage.

Clients that have chosen to access the VIP services have reported feeling relief, a significant decrease in the intensity of the problem and accelerated movement toward healing following this type of service.

Seeing the brightest highlights of HDR footage able to appear just a pixel away from inky blacks without a hint of backlight clouding or compromise in the intensity of the bright areas is an immersive OLED trick that never gets old.

But doing this sees subtle details going AWOL in dark areas, as well as a drop in the intensity of the image's HDR peaks.

Current trends in the mobile industry show that tablet sales are seeing a slowdown in growth, but that doesn't mean that there is any reduction in the intensity of the competition in this space, giving rise to some unlikely challengers, such as Dell.

To the extent retributive damages can plausibly be said to be an intermediate sanction on the register of severity of condemnation (whether in the intensity of available punishments or the collateral consequences one might face), it would call for an intermediate level of protection against its wrongful imposition.

«If, as many believe, a warming climate causes a rise in the intensity of extreme events like Hurricane Katrina, we're likely to see an increase in tree mortality, resulting in an elevated release of carbon by impacted forest ecosystems.»

``... recently published studies have suggested that the impacts [of global warming] include increases in the intensity of hurricanes and tropical storms....»

I am not sure why the response to the hypothesis that changes in the intensity of the geomagnetic field, triggers / controls the timing of the ice ages in this forum was «rubbish».

Recent scientific findings indicate that climate change is likely responsible for the increase in the intensity of many of these events in recent years.

While the earlier study was based entirely on historical records of past hurricanes, showing nearly a doubling in the intensity of Atlantic storms over the last 30 years, the new work is purely theoretical.

An explanation why climate change attends the increase in intensity of one class of phenomena but does not apply to another is largely absent.

Experiments with climate models at the NOAA Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory and in Tokyo using the Earth Simulator model have found that with a doubling of CO2, there was an increase in intensity of hurricanes and, simultaneously, an overall decrease in frequency.

Could that have played a role in the intensity of the Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010?

In summary, confidence in large scale changes in the intensity of extreme extratropical cyclones since 1900 is low.

Currently available proxy data are equivocal concerning a possible increase in the intensity of the meridional overturning cell for either transient or equilibrium climate states during the Pliocene, although an increase would contrast with the North Atlantic transient deep - water production decreases that are found in most coupled model simulations for the 21st century (see Chapter 10).

Furthermore warm ocean surfaces really do send the air circulation systems poleward whilst changes in the intensity of the polar high pressure cells work in opposition to those oceanic effects.

Most LGM simulations with coupled models shift the deep - water formation in the North Atlantic southward, but large differences exist between models in the intensity of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation.

These changes in the intensity of ENSO appear to be linked to the tropical Pacific climate.

Researchers studying a rapid global warming event, around 56 million years ago, have shown evidence of major changes in the intensity of rainfall and flood events.

These plots formed horizontal extended patterns with no indication temperature variations had any effect in the intensity of these storms.

A companion report, Global Market for Hydrogen Fueling Stations, notes an increase in the intensity of hydrogen station deployments in several regions of the world.

«And you can have dramatic changes in the intensity of the field in periods of less than decades.»

Further, «confidence in large - scale changes in the intensity of extreme extratropical cyclones [such as «Superstorm» Sandy] since 1900 is low.»

This quantity represents the difference in the intensity of the long - and short - wave infrared radiation at these two wavelengths that travels upward from the atmosphere to the satellite, and it is traditionally used to differentiate between water and ice clouds.

The authors hypothesized that an increase in intensity of tropical cyclones brought about by a change in El Niño patterns could increase associated sediment loads in Fiji and across the South Pacific.

Deccan Herald: A team of US and Korean scientists blame high levels of air pollution in South Asia for a sharp rise in the intensity of tropical cyclones over the Arabian Sea during and before the monsoon, writes Kalyan Ray.

It has been proposed that Earth's climate could be affected by changes in cloudiness caused by variations in the intensity of galactic cosmic rays in the atmosphere.

They estimate that there has been a (roughly) 18 - percent increase in the intensity of extreme rain events along this stretch of the Gulf Coast since the late 1800s.

... The increase in the formation rate of cloud would affect the decrease in the intensity of solar radiation reaching the Earth's surface.

«When that happens we've shown theoretically you get an increase in the intensity of hurricanes,» he said.

Intense Southwest Florida hurricane landfalls over the past 1000 years Recent research has proposed that human - induced sea surface temperature (SST) warming has led to an increase in the intensity of hurricanes over the past 30 years.

Rossby, 1939: Relation between variations in the intensity of the zonal circulation of the atmosphere and the displacements of the semi-permanent centers of action

This warmth and moisture also combines with increased surface ocean temperatures along the coast each playing a role in the intensity of this kind of storm.

You have variations in poleward heat transport and a change in the intensity of Sudden Stratospheric Warming events.

In contrast, an increase in the intensity of sub-tropical anticyclones observed in ECHAM4 results from a tropospheric warming promoted by excessive cirrus clouds attributed to a scale - dependent response in the relevant parametrization (Stendel and Roeckner, 1998).

Studying the pattern of monsoons in South Asia since 1980, researchers observed an increase in the intensity of wet spells and in the frequency of dry spells.

This result is supported by a new assessment report by a World Meteorological Organization expert group, which projects a decrease globally in the overall number of tropical storms, of between 6 and 34 %, but an increase in the intensity of the storms that do form, of between 2 and 11 %.

With AGW increasing SST's generally world wide, a cooling troposphere why would it not be plausible to conclude an increase in intensity of TC's.

To the extent that this abrupt cooling event can be identified with ocean dynamics, regardless of whether it involves the GSA or an abrupt change in the intensity of the AMOC, it provides a plausible explanation of why the NH warmed less rapidly from around the time of the end of WW II to 1980 than the SH.

Understanding past changes in the characteristics of such events, including recent increases in the intensity of heavy precipitation events over a large part of the Northern Hemisphere land area (3 — 5), is critical for reliable projections of future changes.

Changes in the sun can of course affect the amount of energy received by the earth through changes in its output, variations in the intensity of UV - light, or perhaps even clouds through galactic cosmic rays.

He cited a recent analysis by scientists from the National Climatic Data Center that confirmed earlier studies showing a substantial increase already in the intensity of precipitation across the United States, interspersed by longer dry spells.

These studies, however, have focused on the frequency of all tropical storms and hurricanes (lumping the weak ones in with the strong ones) rather than a measure of changes in the intensity of the storms.

Variations in the orbit cause opposite changes in the intensity of solar radiation during the summer between the Northern and Southern hemisphere, yet ice age terminations seem synchronous between hemispheres.