Sentences with phrase «lumpiness in»

After the fact, sometimes as long as two years later, an injury can cause fat necrosis, which appears as a thickening or lumpiness in the breast.

Not exact matches

Variations in its composition may mean that some parts melt more easily than others, causing lumpiness and, after eons of flow, layering.

Kashlinsky shows that if black holes play the part of dark matter, this process occurs more rapidly and easily produces the lumpiness of the CIB detected in Spitzer data even if only a small fraction of minihaloes manage to produce stars.

I would add that delay in doing so is not a failure — lumpiness means that trends run further than would be reasonable.

Their lumpiness is picked up in the curious video object, somewhat like a blackberry which can't decide if it's a satellite or a molecule, with which Addison has joined in; and by a herd of baked - spud - like forms which scuttle round the gallery on bugs» legs.

And the relatively rapid variations in that lumpiness suggest to me that things like «residence Time» of CO2 is a way overblown issue.

For me personally, my ONLY interest in the CO2 lumpiness, is that it can lead to some understanding of what mechanisms are causing seasonal CO2 variations.