In the fall of 1997, there was
a large burst of news media coverage of climate change (that was when the Clinton Administration tried to win congressional approval of the Kyoto treaty).
The meter that accesses a supermove is also tied to several other functions, which tend to be more valuable than one
large burst of damage.
Animal companion the ability to summon creatures which will either increase and sustain damage or have one
large burst of damage with the skills that are within this tree.
Between 11:30 and midnight you have the prime time for that one crucial
large burst of HGH.
Sometimes you need to jump start your list growth with
larger bursts of new subscribers, which is where the Supplemental Layer comes in handy.
About 1 percent of the world's glaciers exhibit such sudden and
large bursts of speed.
Sometimes the sun spits out
large bursts of plasma known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs), or solar storms.
These rallies had strong returns that coincided with
large bursts of trading volume during the first six months of the rally.
From a third - person perspective, players use swords and magic attacks (e.g., fireballs / jets of flame,
large bursts of energy) to destroy dozens of fantastical enemy monsters (e.g., slime creatures, skeleton warriors, dragons, stone golems).
Although it stores less energy than some other lithium - ion materials, lithium iron phosphate is safer and can be made in ways that allow the material to deliver
large bursts of power, properties that make it particularly useful in hybrid vehicles.
The more effort is applied toward achieving a goal,
the larger the burst of positive brain chemical released upon achieving the goal.
Not exact matches
There was at least some evidence that China, the world's second
largest economy, had stabilized, if only because
of a
burst of government spending and a red - hot housing market.
If those lakes grow too
large or their natural dams become too weak, the dams can
burst and flow down - mountain, threatening tens
of thousands
of lives.
Pomerantz represents Banco Safra SA, one
of the
largest banks in Brazil, in a class action against Samarco Mineracao SA, relating to the loss in value to the company's bonds triggered by the Fundão dam -
burst disaster.
After the bubble
burst in March 2000, small - cap companies became the better performers until 2002, as many
of the
large - caps that had enjoyed immense success during the 1990s hemorrhaged value amid the crash.
Their last act before the bubble
bursts is the time - honored practice
of taking the money and running — paying themselves as
large bonuses and salaries as corporate treasuries (and public bailouts) allow.
One
of the
largest accidental releases
of oil in Alberta's history isn't a
burst pipeline and it doesn't involve a train
of tanker cars derailing into a river.
In the U.S., where market cap relative to GDP is much
larger than in China, the
bursting of the tech bubble in 2000 only resulted in a particularly mild recession.
Chapman expects it will develop into a prolonged recession caused largely by the
bursting of the housing bubble and the weakness in the dollar attributable to the United States»
large federal budget deficit and international trade imbalance.
By and
large, Texas avoided the housing bubble that recently
burst over the rest
of the United States.
Each
of these
bursts of indignation is part
of a
larger populist tradition that is as old as the Republic itself.
Some components are
large and provide great
bursts of power, whilst others are tiny connectors, allowing the
larger pieces to work.
While we mostly eat guacamole during spring and summer when Southern California is
bursting with fresh, local avocados, I couldn't resist digging through the
large pile
of perfectly ripe Haas avocados at the grocery store the other day.
Firstly you will see lots
of tiny bubbles form on the surface which transform into
larger ones and then begin to
burst.
This was served alongside a Tuscan - inspired tomato - brioche panzanella salad
bursting with
large and lovely slices
of fresh yellow tomatoes and red onions tossed in a creamy salsa verde.
Cook rice and bay leaf in a
large pot
of boiling salted water until some grains have
burst and rice is tender, 45 — 55 minutes.
he should be capped around 20 - 25 and be played in short
bursts but instead Donovan is making him play
large minutes over a continous stretch
of time in the quarter.
This game and result is the way that Everton has been playing for a
large portion
of the season with only a few
bursts of positive results and performances on certain occasions but the majority
of them were disappointing.
Baby changing can happen in the bed, one tip I do like is placing a
large prefold or changing pad under the baby, in case
of a surprise tinkle or poo -
burst from the little darling on the clean sheets.
BPI is the
largest U.S. producer
of lean finely textured beef, a low - fat product made from chunks
of beef including trimmings, and exposed to tiny
bursts of ammonium hydroxide to kill E. coli bacteria and other contaminants.
A too -
large percentage
of the respondents, 20 %
of those women who had a partner or a husband, said that their significant others gave them affection, enjoyment, emotional or practical support either not at all, or only for short
bursts.
There is a bit more pain, which I'd rather call discomfort, but there's also the
burst of love and pleasure that's
larger than life.
The
largest impact the RNC can have on the fall campaign, however, is by opening its
bursting bank account to the NRCC and NRSC — both
of whom find themselves in surprisingly competitive fundraising races with their Democratic counterparts.
Efforts will need to be coordinated across a
large swath
of northern England after rivers
burst their banks in Yorkshire, Humberside, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire.
Their analysis has revealed key details about the initial «prompt» phase
of gamma - ray
bursts and the evolution
of the
large jets
of matter and energy that form as a result.
The event, named GRB160625B, revealed key details about the initial «prompt» phase
of gamma - ray
bursts and the evolution
of the
large jets
of matter and energy that form as a result
of the
burst.
Additionally, most FRBs have been detected with telescopes that observe
large swaths
of the sky but with poor resolution, making it difficult to pinpoint the exact location
of a given
burst.
The GRAPES - 3 muon telescope, the
largest and most sensitive cosmic ray monitor recorded a
burst of galactic cosmic rays that indicated a crack in the Earth's magnetic shield.
THE WHIRLPOOL In this interacting pair
of galaxies, located near the handle
of the Big Dipper, the small one has triggered
bursts of star birth in its
larger neighbor.
This so - called urban health advantage is usually attributed to better access to health care and improved overall infrastructure, such as clean water, safety and education.But many
of the globe's cities are already
bursting and actually offer a far worse quality
of life to those on the lower end
of the income spectrum, whose plights can get overshadowed in
large - scale statistics.
One benefit
of the film - based electrodes is that their
large surface area relative to their volume allows electron carriers such as lithium to ferry charges out quickly, providing a quick
burst of power.
A Hungarian - US team
of astronomers have found what appears to be the
largest feature in the observable universe: a ring
of nine gamma ray
bursts — and hence galaxies — 5 billion light years across.
A repeating
burst was discovered in 2012, however, providing an opportunity for a team
of researchers to repeatedly monitor its area
of the sky with the Karl Jansky Very
Large Array in New Mexico and the Arecibo radio dish in Puerto Rico, in hopes
of pinpointing its location.
Although I had been told
of the livedo reticularis, I was unprepared to see the depth or extent
of the
large violaceous
bursts, especially as they were so harshly revealed by the many foot - candles
of piercing light.
However, observations this month indicate that OJ 287 faded back to its normal brightness, so it is also possible that the recent out -
burst was only a small precursor
of a
larger one that will be seen soon.
Exposing a small cluster
of neon atoms to a very short and intense
burst of extreme ultraviolet light initiates a novel mechanism that produces a
large number
of electrons and ions.
Now new research shows that these eruptions on the sun's surface not only send
bursts of energetic particles into Earth's atmosphere causing disturbances in the magnetic field, but they may also significantly decrease the number
of free electrons over
large areas in the polar region
of the ionosphere — the ionized part
of the upper atmosphere.
But it is due for a
burst of activity any day now, as a
large cloud
of gas and dust continues to spiral toward the heart
of the Milky Way.
Similarly, sudden
bursts of plasma and magnetic field structures (coronal mass ejections, or CMEs) from the sun's atmosphere and high - speed solar wind could significantly disable
large portions
of the electric power grid.
After all, a
large proportion
of the melt — around two gigatons a year, as scientists have quantified for the first time — flows into lakes without an outlet on the plateau, causing them to
burst their banks.