Sentences with phrase «little mid century»

Not exact matches

I have been kicking around the idea of painting my mid century brick fireplace but have been a little apprehensive.

It's maybe a little more mid century than I would want, as I think if I could start from scratch I would only have one leather chair (we have 3 - eek!)

The results with this year's «Rock The Kasbah,» penned by Glazer and directed by Barry Levinson, are marginally better, but not by all that much: It's an utterly forgettable and ineffectual «comedy» that's more reminiscent of Murray's mid -»90s nadir («Larger Than Life,» «The Man Who Knew Too Little,» et al) than the more critically adored stuff he's been making this century.

It follows that, if they are not being dishonest, by «warm phase» they do not mean as warm as the mid to late twentieth century, but only warmer than the Little Ice Age.

Some studies show that the Little Ice Age in the mid 17th century was associated with more cases of political upheaval and warfare than in any other period (Parker 2008, Zhang et al., 2011), including in Europe (Tol and Wagner 2010), China (Brook 2010), and the Ottoman empire (White 2011b).

The currently warming period is a «recovery» after Little Ice Age that occurred from late 14th to mid 19th century.

(6) Ice core data provide evidence of a quasi millennial oscillation with alternating warm and cool periods: ● Minoan Warm Period about 3 k - years ago ● Roman Warm Period about 2 k - years ago ● Dark (cool) Age about 1.5 k - year ago ● Medieval Warm Period from about early 10th to late 14th century ● Little Ice Age from about late 14th to mid 19th century.

He is also wrong about the mid 20th century pause / or slight drop in temperature, this correlates well with a negative PDO, and has nothing to do with aerosols, which also have little effect.

The Google book archive shows very little use of the terms «global warming» and «climate change» in books until the mid 1980s («climatic change» does appear, pretty steadily, through the entire 20th century).

Projected changes for the 21st century over land and in mid and high latitudes will be larger than the projected change in the global average temperature, so again, past experience will provide little guidance for the future.

It may be asking a for a lot of research to put that together, but I think a non cherry picked set of graphs would be a more credible demonstration that although the earth appears to have been warming at a rate of around 1 degree F per century since the end of the Little Ice Age in the mid 1800s, there's no convincing evidence that this warming is anything other than a natural process.

Judith Curry: The Earth's surface temperature has been generally increasing since the end of the Little Ice Age, in the mid 19th century.

From the mid 1800s throughout the 20th century, temperatures increased as atmospheric CO2 increased, but prior to 1860 atmospheric CO2 remained virtually constant while temperatures varied, up and down, including the medieval warm period and the little ice age.

I'm liking a little bit of the mid century modern look but not too much of it.

ANYWAY... I was a little uncertain about using chalk paint on something mid century modern, but I was looking for a flat matte look and knew the ol' Annie Sloan chalk paint would do the trick.