Sentences with phrase «magnitude too»

It just all indicates an effect two or more orders of magnitude too small to account for observations or to be considerd significant compared to CO2 sensitivity.

As we now that there has been a period of 18 years with no surface warming when atmospheric CO2 was increasing for each and every year we know that the majority of the warming in the last 50 years was not due to the increase in atmospheric CO2 and the IPCC general circulation model calculated warming due to CO2 is orders of magnitude too high.

The trouble with the latter is that those particles are at particle physics scale — many orders of magnitude too small to function as CCN — and no one has managed to explain how they might coalesce to a suitable size.

The observed changes in mid-ocean seismic activity are orders of magnitude too large and too fast for all of the current geological mechanisms to explain.

Salby's numbers for thermal influence on CO2 concentrations are an order of magnitude too high, and back - casting those to the last ice age indicates zero (that is, absolutely none at all) CO2, which would have killed off all vegetable life on the planet.

This in turn makes it hard to verify the soundness of its reasoning; at one point it incorporated the virial theorem that average potential energy is twice average kinetic energy, which however doesn't apply at all to the atmosphere because the frequency of molecular collisions is many orders of magnitude too high for the theorem to hold.

In addition, the numeric computer modeling used simply can not produce determinant results because the climate is so large that models that might work are many orders of magnitude too coarse.

But Harry Collins's detailed work on the history and sociology of gravitational wave detection is a counterexample to that thesis: The field's pioneer, who became a heretic for claiming to detect the waves with an apparatus generally believed to be orders of magnitude too insensitive (and inexpensive), was refuted in print and challenged at meetings in a scientific but fairly gentle fashion (given the stakes for those trying to raise money for more - sensitive detectors).

Might I invite you to spend a few naked hours in a desert without a bit of man made heat to avert hypothermia, and then repeat your assertion that the heat from my small fire is orders of magnitude too small to keep me warm and toasty.

Therefore the stratosphere is several orders of magnitude too dry to be the major source of precipitation at any location in the troposphere.

Volcanic signals are orders of magnitude too small to emerge in such an analysis.

Gavin: «First, the particles observed in these experiments are orders of magnitude too small to be Cloud Condensation Nuclei (CCN) /... / aggrandisation of these small particles is in no sense guaranteed»

But I would really have preferred if they had written in Helvetica, 30, Bold that the uncertainty band is not on the actual, as measured in the field, global average temperature, but on their matematical model of it, and because of the steps that model contain, probably an order of magnitude too optimistic with respect to the actual temperature.

which, compared to current fossil fuel and deforestation emissions of ~ 10 GtC / yr is 4 orders of magnitude too small to be relevant.

First, the particles observed in these experiments are orders of magnitude too small to be Cloud Condensation Nuclei (CCN).

The figure may represent a theoretical maximum, but right now it could be orders of magnitude too high.

«From an engineering perspective,» says Swanson, «the costs were orders of magnitude too high.

The Large Hadron Collider will be the world's most powerful particle accelerator when it goes online next year, and yet it is many orders of magnitude too weak to probe directly the microrealm where strings supposedly dwell.

Of course, our immediate response is that we are still six orders of magnitude too small in energy, and there is no possibility for nuclear fusion from sonoluminescence.

But when physicists use the equations of quantum theory to calculate the amount of that virtual energy, they get a ridiculously huge number — about 120 orders of magnitude too large.

20,000 is an order of magnitude too low to win an election in NH, unless they're going for local elections or a couple of individual state senate seats.

Stephenâ $ ™ s figure is an order of magnitude too small.

The amount of mass - energy in the universe is a couple magnitudes too low to allow for the «Big Crunch» scenario.

But that's still probably order of magnitudes too high to make it generally applicable to large numbers of people.

Not exact matches

It's too easy to look at Tidal's 4.2 million subscribers and relatively low income and say that it isn't a worthy buy for a company on the magnitude of Apple.

The Surface is therefore too expensive in both categories, and in tablets it's by several orders of magnitude.

Milano wrote that a friend suggested writing «me too» on social media «to give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem» of sexual harassment and assault.

The market decline required to build in prospective returns of that magnitude seems too extreme to even contemplate.

It is too soon to assess the magnitude of Brexit's impact on the UK economy.

Of course since they are both Democrats the same idiot right - wingers who make idiotic comments about liberals will bash Spitzer and Schumer both and say they are too stupid to score that high on the SAT even though clearly Schumer and Spitizer are orders of magnitude more intelligent than them and all their right - wing heroes

A still - sizable group of Christians turns left here, too, thinking that minor alterations are inadequate given the magnitude of the problems.

Following the widespread accusations of rape, harassment and sexual abuse perpetrated by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, actress Alyssa Milano wrote on Twitter, «If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote «Me too» as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.»

Then, just two hours later, a 6.1 - magnitude quake happened not too far from the same area.

Peirce argued that, since zero magnitude is one of an infinity of possible magnitudes, all except one greater than zero but too small for us to definitely detect in nature, the improbability of the zero size being the exact truth is infinite.

The anti-apocalyptist, on the contrary, insists that it is our capacity to fear which is too small and which does not correspond to the magnitude of the present danger.

The potential problems are of such magnitude, however, that if we wait for irrefutable evidence before taking steps to halt the emission of gases and the destruction of rainforests, it will be too late (quite literally) to «stem the tide».

The magnitude of Hartshorne's influence has led some to try to wrest Whitehead from a too Hartshornean interpretation.

Given the magnitude and complexities of the issues of poverty and injustice, it would be hard to agree there are «too many» NGOs.

Is not the magnitude of this deed too great for us?

Giroud have really score a wonderful goal today but not make him to be in our first xi, he is too slow and waste opportunity alot, a striker whose 70percent goals are majorly heading are not the best of striker for a club of Arsenal magnitude.

Though, his downnsides are painfully evident too: he has zilch experience of handling a club of this size & magnitude and has almost no European experience of taking on the big boys in the Champion's League.

why did it happen in the first place just came across this blog, even though the vp apologized and states she is a mother of 3 who was the one that okayed this to go through if it was this vp why did nt she catch on first, she must have thought it was fine until all the outrage came about, you would think a company of that magnitude would have focus groups too give opinions, this campaign should never of happened........

but that assignment is too difficult to accomplish because of the magnitude of these activities.

He pointed to induced quakes of magnitude 4 or larger in the past year in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Ohio, but said much of this happened too late for the research council to include in its study.»

In California not too long ago, a magnitude 4.8 quake struck near the southern San Andreas, the biggest so close to the fault in the history of seismic recording.

Additionally, the team discovered that the order - of - magnitude difference in radiation tolerance between gallium arsenide - and gallium nitride - based HEMTs is much too large to be explained by differences in binding energy.

Kurzweil has his skeptics — most of whose counterarguments can be summarized as, nah, that would just be too weird — but even if he's grandiose in his predictions by several orders of magnitude, it still seems a safe bet that we are heading into a world where discretion has no meaning.

So after a 9.0 - magnitude earthquake and tsunami waves struck Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant on 11 March 2011, it was no wonder that one of Asimo's fans tweeted, «Can't Asimo be dispatched to survey the interior of Unit 4, where radiation is too high for human workers?»

The magnitude of this problem has led a number of influential thinkers to conclude that sending e-mail is simply too cheap.

If a massive earthquake strikes near one of the heavily populated cities in the Ganges Plain, however, «such an estimate may be too low by an order of magnitude.