Sentences with phrase «least understood ocean»
Instruments strapped onto and ingested by sharks are revealing novel insights into how one of the most feared and least understood ocean predators swims, eats and lives.
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«This great jewel also seemed to be covered with innumerable eyes, which I understood represented the Wisdom and Knowledge of God... Our Blessed Lord showed me this Divine Wisdom as I was saying as the guiding power which regulated the motions and affections of theSacred Heart, showing me that it had the same effect and power over its least action, and raising it, as the sun draws up vapour from the ocean.
Last year 400 scientists sent a letter to President Barack Obama asking for more study before industrial activity goes ahead, noting that the «Arctic Ocean is one of the least - understood regions on Earth.»
«The fact that we are seeing an expansion of the ocean's least productive areas as the subtropical gyres warm is consistent with our understanding of the impact of global warming,» he said.
My interest is to understand reasons for variability in ocean and atmosphere circulation that are the proximate cause of most climate variation over the Holocene at least.
«But it does enhance our understanding of interactions between plate tectonics, Earth's climate system, its oceans, and even how the evolution of life is, at least to some extent, driven by this tidal process.»
It has at least six major subsystems, none of which are completely understood and some of which are hardly investigated — atmosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere, biosphere, ocean, and electrosphere.
At least one climate scientist, Judith Curry, understands its important to understand the ocean cycle's affect on climate and weather.
actually the average temperature depends strongly on meridional circulation that transports a lot of heat towards the high latitudes — especially with oceans that are, to say the least, not very well described and understood.
«The paper by Skinner provides important evidence the Southern Ocean is at least a substantial source of the CO2 increase (by showing a 50 % decrease of 14C in the atmospheric CO2), which is a critical piece of the puzzle when trying to understand, model, and quantify the CO2 source / sink behaviour of the Southern Ocean in a warming world today and in the future.