Sentences with phrase «like blanket»

Like the blanket that was your dad and uncle's when they were kids and your grandfather's hat and your grannie's guitar.

I never thought of doing some of the things you did, like blanket snow or twigs in the tree, the basil leaves, etc..

I like the blanket as a runner because the pattern and tassels remind me of a winter scarf, and I like the white glossy pieces because they create textural balance.

It looks more like a blanket chest than a file cabinet, but it contains hanging file folders.

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Let's hope this new law will be challenged and aborted just like the blanket data retention before was.

Also, leases may include outdated terms like blanket contractual liability or broad form property damage liability.

We know that the effect of adding CO2 and other greenhouse gases is to reduce the heat radiation to space - it acts like a blanket.

In the same way, CO2 acts like a blanket in the earth atmosphere and prevents the heat from escaping from the earth's surface, leading to a rise in global temperatures.

Jasmin covered the New York Gift Fair like a blanket, but somehow missed Umbra's PULP bulletin board, made from reprocessed paper with a recyclable paperboard frame, designed by Adin Mumma.

In the atmosphere these gases act like a blanket trapping heat, and the effect is prominent at nighttime because that's when the sky is dark and more heat can radiate away into space.

Greenhouse effect acts like a blanket around Earth preventing all heat from escaping back into space.

Instead of ignoring this baiting (like I probably should continue doing), I will repeat for you what is believed about how CO2 functions like a blanket and determines the net ocean heat differences.

(b) This sounds like the blanket request you would like to make was already made by someone else.

«how it is supposed to work» = according to non-real-world theoretical models that say CO2 molecules that are spaced together 1/20, 000 ths more closely today than they were in 1990 function just like a blanket draped over the ocean waters, and this CO2 blanket determines the net heat changes in the depths of the ocean more so than variations in direct shortwave radiation absorption does.

CO2 molecules are not densely spaced enough to function anything like a blanket or glass when it comes to determining water temperatures.

Nobody disputes that greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere, like a blanket holding in the Sun's rays.

«If cirrus clouds behave like a blanket around the Earth, you're trying to get rid of that blanket,» Lohmann, a professor of experimental atmospheric physics at ETH Zurich, told Live Science.

At the simpler end of the spectrum there is the ubiquitous «blanket analogy», in which CO2 acts like a blanket to trap heat.

They act like a blanket that surrounds the Earth and keeps it warmer than it would otherwise be, just as the glass panes of a greenhouse allow the sun's energy to enter but prevent some of the heat from escaping.

Scientists know that certain gases trap heat and act like a blanket to warm the planet.

These gases act like a blanket, trapping heat.

Greenhouse gases slow down the rate of heat - loss from the surface of the Earth, like a blanket that slows down the rate at which your body loses heat.

Combined, these gases act like a blanket covering the earth.

Greenhouse gases [link to our webpage on them] in the atmosphere act like a blanket, absorbing this energy and preventing it from escaping into space.

If CO2 acts like a blanket, absorbing heat energy, and prevents the heat from escaping, is this different than CO2 stores heat?

Global warming is driven by emissions of heat - trapping gases, primarily from human activities, that rise into the atmosphere and act like a blanket, warming the earth's surface.

AGWSF's Greenhouse Effect doesn't have convection because it doesn't have real gases, it has substituted the imaginary ideal gas without properties and processes, but our real Earth's atmosphere does have convection — the heavy ocean of real fluid gas oxygen and nitrogen weighing a ton on our shoulders, a stone per square inch, acts like a blanket around the Earth stopping the heat escaping, compare with the Moon which has extreme swings of temperature.

What you have described, in your «thought experiment», and your calculations, and your ramblings, is how a warmer atmosphere might keep more heat (from the sun) in the oceans for longer, sort of like a blanket.

If you're actually thinking about what I've just said, you'll realise that the real world's greenhouse gases are predominantly nitrogen and oxygen, they are the bulk of our atmosphere and act like a blanket delaying the escape of heat from the surface..

«Carbon dioxide is like a blanket that you put on your bed on a cold Maine winter night to keep you warm,» said University of New Hampshire climatologist Cameron Wake at the Maine's Economy & Climate Change conference on June 12 at Bowdoin College.

Yep, Russell, they should suddenly feel their feet get all nice, cuddly and warm, as «backradiation» from the heat trapping gas warms their tootsies up like a blanket.

It has become «a beacon of green» in the area; it almost looks like a blanket or, dare we say it — astro - turf!

[i.e. — like a blanket, not a hot water bottle.]

I love tapestry, I think they are holy and it is like a blanket.

One drawing unfurls into a sculptural, topographical form while the other remains folded like a blanket — both creating three dimensional forms that differentiate from his earlier explorations using graphite to disrupt the linear structure of politically - charged words.

At one point I killed a zombie and it expanded like a blanket across the floor then just popped back in to shape.

That probably accounts for why moose memorabilia are popular as souvenirs — like this blanket decorated with moose pictures.

In the presence of these guys, fear was just like a blanket.

Some previous pet parents would pack the animal's favorite things like a blanket, some bedding, or a toy.

Bring something from her old home like a blanket or a towel.

Next, place it on your dog's back like a blanket — not yet attaching it — while giving them treats for standing still.

I can not stress enough, however, that I do not like blanket statements that sweep all members of a particular group into one category, and it would be unfair and inaccurate to assert that ALL pit bulls are dog aggressive.

The visual introduction involves using a physical barrier, such as a baby gate, and a visual barrier like a blanket or large piece of cardboard that is lifted for brief periods.

Some dogs just don't want a bed and like a blanket or comforter.

Scent swapping works by bringing an article that your resident pet often uses (like a blanket or toy) and placing it near the new pet's food dish and vice versa.

When provided with a comfort item like a blanket, the animals snuggle in and visibly relax, seeming to feel safer and more secure and warm.

I don't like blanket bans or sentences.

Bring home something scented with the infant, like a blanket or onesie.

The same could be said for any other thing a cat kneads, like a blanket or a bed.