Sentences with phrase «looking at the surface»

By analogy, we may look at the surface of the ocean on a calm day and see waves, and even, if we so choose, assess their amplitude and frequency.

The first time we went to the pool, after we put the blow - up water wings on her arms, she took one look at the surface of the water, and dove right in.

Stop looking at the surface and just use your brain

Explore what dissolves in water and take a look at surface tension.

Other names had been used informally by the New Horizons science team to describe the many regions, mountain ranges, plains, valleys and craters discovered during the first close - up look at the surfaces of Pluto and its largest moon, Charon.

While everyone is looking at the surface water, no one is looking at the groundwater, and it's disappearing at a rapid clip.»

4 THE BEGINNING OF CONSCIOUSNESS Imagine holding a brain in your hand and looking at the surface of the cerebral cortex.

Or they may be signs of convection driven by heat from Pluto's interior, creating «the same sorts of patterns you see when you look at the surface of a boiling pot of oatmeal, or like the blobs in a lava lamp,» Moore said.

If you didn't know you were looking at the surface of Titan, you might think you were looking at Earth because there are river valleys, channels, and lakes that seem very familiar.

«We had just enough time to snap a few images, giving us nice, high resolution looks at the surface,» Tilmann Denk, a Cassini participating scientist at Freie University in Berlin, said in the statement.

If you're among the countless space science enthusiasts who wondered what the New Horizons spacecraft's 2015 flyover of Pluto might have looked like, you're in luck — NASA has released a new video that gives all of us an up - close look at the surface terrain of the dwarf planet.

[Response: We have estimates of the imbalance through looking at heat storage in the ocean and looking at the surface energy budget, but I'll defer to Gavin on how accurate those estimates are.

«And I mean serious pain, beyond what you would expect just looking at the surface, which often doesn't look so bad,» he adds.

«Don't look at the surfaces,» says Dr. Robert Ledgard (Antonio Banderas) during one of the more sane moments in Pedro Almodóvar's fantastically nutty The Skin I Live In.

If you look at the surfacing of the top, the rail into the C - pillar, it's very subtle.

Those keen to get the most out of their car can look at the surfaces involved in a stage and have their mechanic set it up accordingly.

There's nothing wrong with enjoying looking at the surface of the ocean itself, except that when you finally see what goes on underwater, you realize that you've been missing the whole point of the ocean.

Launched alongside an (almost) pocketable 8 - inch version, we suspect that many will be looking at the Venue 11 Pro in the same way they look at the Surface Pro 2 or the Samsung Ativ models.

Launched alongside an (almost) pocketable 8 - inch version, we suspect that many will be looking at the Venue 11 Pro in the same way they look at the Surface... Read more

In making work in his «own image,» he exposes the prejudices, privileges and presumptions inhabiting Frank Stella's famous dictum, «What you see is what you see,» and Andy Warhol's claim, «Just look at the surface of my paintings, and there I am.»

Kelly has said, «In my work, I don't want you to look at the surface; I want you to look at the form, the relationships.»

A closer look at their surface, however — at the interplay between rough and smooth, at the sometimes faded, sometimes vibrant color spectrum, at the nooks and bumps formed by layers of inked paper and embedded and picked away pieces — reveals the artist's interest in the tension between control and release.

If you want to know all about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am.

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And as the master himself said in 1967: If you want to know all about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, there I am.

He has said, «In my work, I don't want you to look at the surface; I want you to look at the form, the relationships.»

La Rocco: When I look at those surfaces it seems there's almost always a central area, with different types of matte, different actual colors and sheens within the black.

His visual vocabulary was drawn from observation of the world around him — shapes and colors found in plants, architecture, shadows — and has been shaped by his interest in the spaces between places and objects, and between his work and its viewers: «In my work I don't want you to look at the surface; I want you to look at the form, the relationships.»

He once stated: «In my work, I don't want you to look at the surface; I want you to look at the form, the relationships».

Since I was a guest they gave me this little cup that was very special (all raku things are special but this was a unique, five hundred year - old piece — one could tell because looking at the surface was like looking into the universe).

[Response: depends on whether you look at the surface or the tropopause, and depends on whether there is any ice around.

Looking at the surface temperature and the ocean heat content changes together though allows us to pin down the total unrealised forcing (the net radiation imbalance) and demonstrate that the models are consistent with both the surface and ocean changes.

Over the past several months, I completely two relevant fact - finding trips: one to West Virginia to get a firsthand look at surface mining for coal, aka mountaintop removal, and the other to Pennsylvania to get a sense of the impacts of natural gas drilling.

The first answer comes by way of looking at a surface temperature map (Fig 1).

We can compare this with a similar reconstruction looking at surface temperature anomalies for the 1999 to 2008 period.

I've looked at the surface latent and sensible heat flux averaged for a polar cap (north of 70N).

It has nothing to do with feedback because you have to look at surface temperature changes to evaluate that.

He was, however, fixed in looking at the surface balance which is very difficult to interpret and which he used to draw badly erroneous conclusions based on faulty logic.

Thirty years is far too short to encompass a cycle for the Arctic sea ice where the major cycle is at least 70 years — the best cycle context for this I have found is represented in the State of the Arctic Report or the work of Igor Polyarkov at IARC Fairbanks — looking at Surface Air Temperature trends for the whole Arctic — 60 - 90N, for the century you can see two peaks in 1940 and 2005 with a trough in the mid-80s (if anyone can tell me how to copy in a jpg I could put one in here!).

Looking at the surface mounted thermocouple, there are three values that can be compared (see picture below):

In 2003 I looked at a surface temperature graph for the 20th century — and realised that the temperature inflection points shared the hydrological periodicity — and for very good reason.

doug @ 20 - fair criticism, but as surface dwellers, people do tend to focus on surface temps, and there are different groups in NOAA looking at surface temps and ocean heat content.

There are plenty of ways of looking at the surface air temperature record that all show no statistically significant change in trend from earlier decades, so any study that concludes sensitivity is different just with the addition of the past decade must be automatically suspect, and that's not even taking into account the heat going into the oceans.

The studies, entitled Rapid Submarine Ice Melting in the Grounding Zones of Ice Shelves in West Antarctica and Grounding Line Retreat of Pope, Smith and Kohler Glaciers took a comprehensive look at both surface and underside melt of three major west Antarctic glaciers near the Thwaites and Pine Island Glacier systems.

Essential HOMEWORK: Have a look at surface temp since 1970, draw in the trend line, study the wiggles around the trend line.

Having such a metric would remove all doubt that comes by only looking at the surface - only temp.

You are quick to denigrate the qualifications of people you know nothing about, failed to look at the surface station web site, offered some - what valid criticisms and then harped on them... and people who are NOT trolls do NOT invent a screen name that looks like a real name.

Further, to understand the difference in the zonal - mean hydrologic response between different forcings, it is necessary to look at the surface terms (e.g., Chen and Ramaswamy, 1996).

Rather than look at surface temperature, try looking at ocean heat content.

Looking at the surface of the planet, it may seem ridiculous to suggest that there is a water shortage given that 70 % of the planet is covered in water, but when you note that only 3 % of this is freshwater and only 1 % of this is suitable for humans, now it becomes way more difficult to stretch those resources among the more than 6 billion people that inhabit this planet.