Sentences with phrase «much heated discussion»

A year later, after much heated discussion in doctors» offices, I was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, or PCOS.

There has been much heated discussion on JustArsenal about the relative merits of Schneiderlin and Wanyama as defensive midfielders, but two things are pretty certain.

Many have pointed out the hypocrisy of this and that's why there is so much heated discussion.

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A large percentage of citizens in Shanghai now drive new cars, own luxurious apartments, have heated discussions at Starbucks, watch CNN, and can buy anything that we have in America, but for much less.

«The widespread impacts of heat stress on corals have been the subject of much discussion both within and outside the research community.

In the heated ongoing conversation over «censorship» in localization, we've heard a whole lot from fans and even translators, but we haven't seen much discussion from Japanese developers.

Such discussions generate lots of heat without much light.»

True, that has taken up much time and made for heated discussions.

The book was much anticipated by some — after heated discussions in 2014.

In the heated ongoing conversation over «censorship» in localization, we've heard a whole lot from fans and even translators, but we haven't seen much discussion from Japanese developers.

Since we know that the earth's surface is significantly warmed by geothermal heat, that geothermal heat is variable, that truly titanic forces are at work in the earth's core changing its structure and alignment, and that geothermal heat flux has a much greater influence on surface temperatures than variations in carbon dioxide can possibly have, it makes sense to include its effects in a compendium of global warming discussion parameters.

There's been much discussion recently of quick, cheap steps, with many benefits, that could slow warming driven by the atmospheric buildup of heat - trapping greenhouse gases.

Much of the heated discussion of the article on the Web focuses on its treatment of the skeptical stance of Richard Lindzen, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology climate scientist who has long been a hero of those fighting efforts to restrict greenhouse gases.

A while ago, can't recall off - hand which discussion here, I was told that carbon dioxide had a much greater heat capacity than oxygen and nitrogen..

You will probably notice if you look, as I have done, that there is much «discussion» on the «possible heating mechanism of the Corona», because «scientists» can't understand why the Corona is so hot when there is a «temperature decline to the visible light surface and then a rise to the Corona».

Oke et al 1991 is a companion study that is much more informative about UHI, with interesting discussions of the contributions to UHI of canyon view, thermal storage, anthropogenic heat emissions, an urban greenhouse effect from additional pollution and moisture, surface emissivity etc..

But the EIS — full of detailed discussion of exactly how many times it's acceptable for the new pipeline to spill its freight of acidic bitumen from Alberta, or how much natural gas it will take to heat the oil out of the ground — does not even mention the climate change that would result from helping ramp up the exploitation of this Saudi - scale ocean of carbon.

Much of the discussion around energy transition is about energy storage (batteries, heat / cool storage) in order to shave the evening peaks by transferring daytime renewable energy to a storage medium.

(For a much longer version of this analysis, and all the accompanying political and strategic discussion, see our recent book, Dead Heat: Global Justice and Global Warming.

There's so much love and hate for PETA online and within the Digg community, that this story sparked heated discussion and many diggs.

In most areas the record is too brief to have much significance; referring to «records» without specifying the period is one aspect of the dysfunctional climate discussion in the general public — heat, but no light.

We don't see the blog - to - blog exchanges (or heated discussions) as much as we used to.