Sentences with phrase «likely coming in waves»

Android 3.1 is rolling out now to Motorla Xoom [tracking page] devices on Verizon's network, however our Xoom still has no idea that an update is available, so it's likely coming in waves.

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Offering pre-orders in the middle of the night likely reduces the strain on Apple's servers and gives it a chance to catch its breath before the bigger wave comes when East Coasters wake up.

«Chinese officials will likely pause to digest this move, and the series of other trade and investment moves coming at them in waves, before deciding how best to respond.

That said, participation in the rally is still weak, Europe and Asia remains well behind the US, so another wave of selling is likely in the coming period, even if the bull market is not in any danger from a technical standpoint.

Priests may... appear more likely to molest children because cases of abuse come to light in huge waves... Allen suggests a final reason we hear so much more about Catholic abuse than transgressions in other religions: [the Church's] sheer size... «When you consider the per capita data,» says Allen, «I don't think they have a larger incidence than other faiths.»

Some of this insight will likely come out in its next wave of offers, in the form of both products and packaging.

But your reality show will probably be a little different, first, because fewer than 15 percent of women experience a rupture of the membranes before labor begins, and second, because if your water does break in public, it's less likely to come as a torrential tidal wave and more likely to come as a slow leak, trickle or small gush.

As the ice - breaking feedback loop accelerates in years to come, more and more towering waves are likely to batter the shrinking ice cap.

Beyond LIGO and Virgo, additional observatories are likely to debut in coming years around the world, creating a globe - girdling network for finer - grained gravitational - wave searches.

As average U.S. temperatures warm between 3 °F and more than 9 °F by the end of the century, depending on how greenhouse gas emissions are curtailed or not in the coming years, the waves of extreme heat the country is likely to experience could bend and buckle rails into what experts call «sun kinks.»

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So remember if your coming over to Bali to surf don't think you can just drop in or take any wave you want, you'll be lucky to pull it off and more than likely be sent back to shore.

While the 2003 heat wave was unusual in today's climate, 23 Europe is highly likely to face even hotter summers more often in coming decades.24 Scientists estimate that human activities have already at least doubled the risk of an extreme heat wave.25

While no individual hurricane can be attributed to global warming, the report says, rising global temperatures in the coming decades are likely to cause significant increases in severe weather events, such as hurricanes, floods, hailstorms, wildfires, droughts and heat waves.

And while the scientists could not attribute the intensity of this particular heat wave to climate change, they found that extreme heat waves are likely to become increasingly frequent in the region in coming decades.

A mass migration would deliver more ticks and likely more disease to Canada in coming years, in the form of beautiful waves of song sparrows and wrens, red - winged blackbirds, and warblers

Given that there is no such thing as a free lunch (first law of thermodynamics), and given that we puny humans are, despite our punyness in comparison to the massive Earth - Sun system, now producing enough greenhouse gases to seriously adversely affect our climate in the medium term, what is the likely climatological effect of all the wind - and wave - power systems which will be coming onstream in the medium term round the globe?