Sentences with phrase «modern era record»

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Then came the Cambrian explosion, which gave rise to a huge diversity of life forms: most types of modern animals appear in the fossil record from this era.

At the moment we share a record with Tottenham as being the only clubs in the modern era to win back to back FA cups so it would obviously be great to go ahead of them in that regard and we should never underestimate the power of winning a trophy of any sort.

In the modern era any reliability issue is very rare, which makes McLaren's current record even more unbelievable.

No team had won the Champions League in succession in the modern era, but Los Blancos have already shattered the record, and are now targeting a hat - trick of European titles.

He's right that the Liberal Democrat record on the big three errors of the modern era - Iraq, the financial crash and Brexit - is spot on.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill are scheduled to discuss the year - end crime data at a news conference Thursday, an event that will likely be highlighted by a number of superlatives: the lowest number of major felonies in the modern era of police record keeping, as well as 790 shootings, the fewest in recorded city history.

The city is also on pace to record 800 shootings by the end of 2017, the fewest since the modern era of record keeping began in 1994.

Since he was tapped by de Blasio to run the NYPD, Bratton's leadership has helped the city repeatedly notch record - low modern - era crime rates, and in June he predicted a continuation of that trend.

The Bronx's unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest number ever recorded in the modern era.

«As Dean, my goal is to build on the Watson School's unique record of keeping pace with the evolving challenges that this modern era of biology presents.»

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Daft Punk time - travels to the 1970s to create music with the most influential funk bands of the era, then returns to modern day and debuts their private recordings.

Jacques Tati's gloriously choreographed, nearly wordless comedies about confusion in an age of high technology reached their apotheosis with PlayTime, a lasting record of a modern era tiptoeing on the edge of oblivion.

Now that NASCAR is doing away with the «Modern Era» that record may change but we're still up there in terms of wins as a percentage.

In the modern era, book publishing has always competed for attention with other print and audio / visual media: newspapers and magazines; recorded music; radio; television; and feature films.

In this shifted context, the Cubist subject, be it a portrait or still life, no longer feels like an obsessive examination of form in space, but the trajectory of an image flashing past the eye too quickly to be recorded in conventional terms,» suggesting that «the real subject of art in the modern era is the anxious blur of time.»

The images, music, and text that appear throughout «Future People» come from the archival holdings at the Arts Bank, which include the Johnson Publishing Archive, the Lantern Slide Collection at the University of Chicago (art and architectural history from the Paleolithic to the modern era), the Edward J. and Ana J. Williams Collection (racist objects that the Williamses bought to take off the market), and Frankie Knuckles's record collection.

I keep going to the 1200 year drought record in the west that shows multiples 100 year long droughts from 900 AD to modern era.

While the correlation displays decadal - scale variability similar to changes in the interdecadal Pacific oscillation (IPO), the LDSSS record suggests rainfall in the modern instrumental era (1910 — 2009 ad) is below the long - term average.»

The greatest acceleration for the modern era was reached in 1998 (+17.5 °C per century rate), some 6 degrees below the earlier record a 100 + years before.

OZ, India, USA etc have experienced very extreme long periods of drought and flooding over the paleoclimate record and at present we are fortunate that we live in a modern era with better monitoring and forecasting of weather, backed up with modern technology plus the ability (if we have the brains) to quickly use more R&D.

I would like to see each of the proxies that reach the modern era being calibrated to the recorded LOCAL temperature.

This had the effect of making the temperature record (a) benign before the industrial era and rising with man's CO2 emissions thereafter, and (b) in the modern era, unprecedented at least for the past millennium.

The theoretical postulated effects must first be evaluated by reference to analogy in natural change in the Phanerozoic geological record prior to the modern era.

If one had, without the older tree rings, a nearly straight line series up to the modern era, and further if the modern era peaks and valleys did not correspond well with the instrumental record, I would think some major doubt on the validity of the Yamal series as a climate proxy could be cast - even with sharp blade up.

In a ground - breaking new paper (Lansner and Pepke Pedersen, 2018) published in the journal Energy and Environment, an analysis of land surface instrumental records from across the globe's ocean air sheltered (OAS) regions reveals that, like the proxy evidence presented above, most of the modern era warming occurred prior to the 1940s, and the there has effectively been no net warming since then.

Quite evident in the most recent several hundred years of the isotopic records is a seventy - year period of very low solar activity in the 17th and early 18th centuries — known as the Maunder Minimum — and following it, an unsteady, long - term rise to the present - day era of high sunspot numbers, called the Modern Maximum (Fig. 2 c, d).

First, we note that the record can be divided into three eras, consisting two perturbed climates — the rapid warming after the end of LIA and the modern period of anthropogenic warming after the Second Industrial Revolution — separated by a background climate when Europe experienced a century (1738 — 1849) of mild temperature with no trend.

It is this low - frequency portion of the record that contains information about an important multidecadal mode of variability that extends into the modern, industrial era.

However, the density of reporting ship traffic over the Atlantic was relatively sparse during the early decades of this record, such that if storms from the modern era (post 1965) had hypothetically occurred during those earlier decades, a substantial number of storms would likely not have been directly observed by the ship - based «observing network of opportunity.»

When CO2 lags GAST, as it does in the Vostok record and still does in the modern era, assuming CO2 causes GAST is an error in causality.