Sentences with phrase «long cores»

During and subsequent to the end of the quarter, we identified several opportunities to recycle capital on assets that were no longer core or strategic to our portfolio.

Gravity Rush 2 will soon be available on PS4, and ahead of this, we thought you'd enjoy a rough idea of how long its core story will take you.

The majority of cores were not long (< 30 years, Figure 2) and therefore prior events may have occurred but were not recorded in the few longer cores we collected.

To measure how the system has shifted over long timescales, researchers collected long cores of sediment from the sea floor.

To pry climate clues out of the ice, scientists began to drill long cores out of the ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica in the late 1960s.

The scientists have recently begun the difficult task of collecting long core samples of sediment from the sites of large landslides, a critical step in determining when they happened and how often they and their associated tsunamis are likely to occur.

Last spring, we extracted a 53 - meter long core sample from the East Siberian Arctic Shelf, to validate our conclusions about the current state of subsea permafrost.

To pry climate clues out of the ice, scientists began to drill long cores out of the ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica in the late 1960s.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), has given the 2011 Meredith J. Long Core Program Award to Steffani Jemison.

The Meredith J. Long Core Program Award was developed in order to recognize outstanding artistic achievement in the program, as well as provide financial assistance to the selected artist as he or she leaves the residency program and enters professional life.

En route, they stop to drill over 100 metres down into the pristine ice, extracting long cores for laboratory analysis back home.

ALL CLEAR As Rosetta closed in on comet 67P / Churyumov - Gerasimenko, the features of its roughly 4 - kilometer - long core became clearer.

«Given the larger size and thus longer core - cooling time, we think there would likely still be volcanism.»

a charter school in New Haven, Connecticut, links curriculum to community in four trimester - long core courses.

The approaches range from teasing out the chemistry of tree rings and stalagmites to pulling long cores of muck from beneath coastal lakes and lagoons.

Here we present a decadal - resolution record of storminess covering the Late Holocene, based on a 4 - m - long core taken from the peat bog of Cors Fochno in mid-Wales, UK.

NASA researchers, along with scientists from the University of Southern California and Louisiana State University, analyzed long cores of sediment from below Antarctica's Ross Ice Shelf.

By understanding the relationship between the size, composition and distribution of particles found on the bottom with the motion of the water column above, scientists who study long cores of ocean sediment can tell how currents have changed or moved over time.

If legal research is no longer a core competency for lawyers and provides them with no competitive advantage, should we be reconsidering now the need for dual - competency lawyer - librarians in our law school libraries whose primary responsibility is legal research instruction?

While Windows is no longer the core business of Microsoft, it continues to be the dominant operating system on the desktop.

Sources say Dell is hoping to raise as much as $ 10 billion from the sale of assets it considers no longer core to its business.

Using data from a 3053 - meter - long core of ice and bedrock collected from the center of the island in 1993, Schaefer's team has found valuable clues to what the period held.

Diageo Sells More Wine Assets and Agrees Argentinian Spirits Partnership: Diageo has sold off more of its wine assets for an amount described as «not material» after deciding earlier this year that wine was «no longer core»...

It's in the shape of a pen, and the top comes off to reveal a long core of ceramic.

Each meter - long core is placed in a tube for transport and then in a sleeping bag so the millennia - old mud won't freeze, which could compromise the fine layers laid down over time.

We've pulled up another nice, long core of gooey, gray mud from the antarctic sea floor — a relief after our first couple of days off the west side of the Antarctic Peninsula were plagued by a winch that wouldn't work and a corer that kept breaking down.

In 1998, while boring near the bottom of that long core, expecting to hit bedrock, the drillers brought up ice with crystals that were startlingly different from those usually found in glacial ice.

Ice keeps a record of environmental changes as it accumulates over thousands of years, so the longer the core, the better.

Longer cores have to be drilled piece by piece, with the drill returning to the surface with each one.

Some will argue that we weren't flying blind before, but one of the study's most important findings is that observations — long the core of evaluation systems — are far less predictive than anyone wanted to believe.

But the longer the Core sticks around out in the field, the more obvious it becomes that the Core is anti-content — particularly once you throw in the Core - based standards - measuring Big Standardized Tests.

Active management is no longer core.

It's all nicely walkable within its primary half - mile - long core, so you can browse gourmet shops, fashion boutiques, and candy stores (try the tiny edible unicorns at Woodhouse Chocolate).

It features some of the most dramatic and rapid climate shifts in Earth's history, as well as tenacious scientists braving the hostile ice and snows of Greenland and Antarctica for years on end to bring home that most precious material: kilometre - long cores of ancient ice, dating back over a hundred thousand years.

Just review how hard it was simply to extract one 1,200 - foot - long core of sea bed near the North Pole in 2004.

By the time Alley and the GISP2 project finished in the early 1990s, they had pulled a nearly 2 - mile - long core (3,053.44 meters) from the Greenland ice sheet, providing a record of at least the past 110,000 years.

Obviously, longer cores would mean fewer drill descents and extractions.

I have come to Denver for an annual meeting of scientists working on a massive multiyear project to extract a 2.2 - mile - long core of ice from a glacier in West Antarctica.

The new evidence lies within 1,500 - foot - long cores of rock that Kent and his coauthors drilled from a butte in Arizona's Petrified Forest National Park in 2013, plus earlier deep cores from suburban New York and New Jersey.

A Danish group headed by Willi Dansgaard drilled a long core of ice at Camp Century, Greenland in cooperation with Americans led by Chester Langway, Jr..

Those who argue in those directions do so effectively, showing how the Internet, changing profitability and competitive models and the shift in favour of workflow solutions render the publishing component no longer core.

Eventually the government cut funding to the library, and difficult decisions had to be made about what was core to the organization as a whole, and one of them was that content aimed at external stakeholders was no longer core to its mandate.