Sentences with phrase «indeed change on the scale»

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Indeed, the first year of your child's life is a time of tremendous changes on both a small and large scale.

Indeed, to the extent that the Obama administration has been able to make substantive progress on climate change, it has been through a combination of smaller scale, less politically visible approaches like fuel efficiency standards or EPA rules, rather than pushing for society - transforming solutions like an economy - wide price on carbon.25

My calculations show that combining heliospheric magnetic field (controlling input of the cosmic rays basis of the Svensmark's theory) with changes in the Earth's magnetic field indeed shows close correlation with the temperature variability in the N. Hemisphere on the annual, decadal and multi-decadal scale.

Indeed, as New York magazine's Jonathon Chait points out, to the extent that the Obama administration has been able to make substantive progress on climate change, it has been through a combination of smaller scale, less politically visible approaches rather than pushing for society - transforming solutions such as an economywide price on carbon.

On their time scale, the burden of proof for the notion that human beings are changing the climate looks very high indeed!

Indeed it has been shown in a comparison of results from the simple model and HadCM2 that the simple model under - estimates the temperature change compared to HadCM2 on longer time - scales (Raper et al., 2001a).

Indeed, the appropriation of intellectual property in China has occurred on such a massive scale that it has impacted international prices, disrupted supply chains, changed business models, and probably permanently altered the balance between tangible and intangible values contained within commercial products.

Indeed, the 2015 Altman Weil Chief Legal Officer Survey reveals a scary insight: Altman asked chief in - house legal officers, on a scale of 1 - 10, how serious did they believed law firms were about changing their service delivery model.

In its recent report on technological change in the legal profession, the Law Society's assessment was that «solicitors and lawyers face a future of change on a varied scale... Business as usual may not be an option for many, indeed for any, traditional legal service providers».