Sentences with phrase «into narrower bands»

Cities face harsher, more concentrated rainfall as climate change not only intensifies storms, but draws them into narrower bands of more intense downpours, UNSW engineers have found.

She and others in the French fishing industry worry that, after Brexit, they will be left fighting to catch fewer fish, crowded into a narrower band of sea.

John McAllister's Might Mingle Lusterlike (2014) smashes an entire color range into a narrow band of hot salmons and lilacs, giving a windowsill still life a psychedelic sheen.

Not exact matches

A majority of pundits have now corralled their one - year forecasts into a narrow, «lower - for - longer» price band, with little disagreement.

Up and down its narrow valleys and across its great plain went the pomp and panoply of the ancient world, and its more commonplace traffic as well: rich argosies from far Babylon, carrying the wares down to Egypt; royal messengers of the great kings who ruled in Persepolis, bearing decrees for the officer in charge at the frontier station of Assouan; plenipotentiaries of Hatti and of Egypt, seeking a modus vivendi in the political stresses of the thirteenth century; conquerors with their chariots and footmen and their tale of atrocities behind and yet before; wandering bands of foot - loose adventurers, seeking a good land where they might strike roots into the soil - all these and hosts of others were led among the Palestinian hills where went the great trunk roads of the ancient world, camped in the plains, bartered in the little cities, or stayed to lay permanent claim to some hit of the land.

Hence, we can identify a narrow band of time (the year of 1925) during which Whitehead introduced philosophical theism into his thought.

When Cassini probed below the haze and into the troposphere, it revealed that the width of Saturn's bands alternates with latitude: narrower ones are darker and coincident with rapid jet streams, and the wider bands tend to be brighter, aligned with jets that are slower and maybe even stationary, relative to the general rotation of the planet.

Gallium arsenide is a technologically important narrow - band - gap semiconductor, in which the excitation of electrons from the valence into the conduction band produces charge carriers that can transport electrical current through electronics components.

When cold air blows across the Lakes, moisture is picked up and forms narrow bands that can turn into enormous

You'll often find yourself shifting gears at lower speeds to get the engine into its narrow power band.

LoPiccolo also commented that his team didn't see the music industry as narrow a sense as consumers do: «Harmonix would draw a distinction between sort of band performance simulators, such as Rock Band and what Guitar Hero ended up turning into, and music games overall.

The Cloud is Growing in the Trees (2015), also the title of the show, features a broad sky of metallic silver, above narrow arcs of tangerine and teal, over a wide band of eggplant color stained into the canvas and a base of minuscule, detailed patterns.

The cell also overcomes some of the major problems with current solar tech like wear out or damage from high heat that comes from the absorption of great amounts of ultraviolet and infrared radiation that can't actually be turned into electricity due to a narrow band gap (the wavelength of light that can effectively be used to generate electricity).

In the upper layers of the atmosphere the band initially gets narrower and then splits into several narrow bands (the roto - vibrational spectrum) leaving more room for the increase in CO2 concentration being more effective.

I agree with the overall scenario (and was actually thinking of posting something similar), except that I suspect that instabilities and the Earth's rotation would cause the pattern to break up into relatively narrow latitudinal bands perhaps as little as a few tens of kilometres wide, with a sort of helical circulation in each (like a rope).

Our full range of emotion narrows into a thin, limited and limiting band.