Sentences with phrase «not detail their observations»

We need not detail their observations here.

Not exact matches

Adjectives and other embellishing details must be avoided so that when he listens to the tape later, he won't mistake a casual observation for a fact.

Deep observation must be done in steps: «If you wish to have a sound knowledge of the forms of objects, begin with the details of them, and do not go on to the second step until you have the first well fixed in memory.»

The simple fact that Luke claims to have witnessed something no one person on earth can do, should require it to be opened to detailed observation and analysis, not accepted on faith.

In the several centuries that we have been making detailed biological observations, and in thousands of years of selectively breeding plants and animals, we have not seen any Darwinian evolution in the lab, farm or field.

Although the Voyager and Cassini spacecraft later made detailed observations of the F ring and its shepherd satellites, their origin has not been clarified.

These detailed observations yield insight not just into those countries but also into the enormous scientific strengths possessed by the United States, which prominently include its peerless array of great research universities.

Astronomical observations aren't detailed enough to settle the argument, and computer models require a complex mix of data from general relativity, plasma physics, and magnetic fields.

The detail on the right is a simulation of the micro-gravitational lens effect in the gamma ray region; direct observation of the orange ring — it also represents images of the blazar — is not possible due to its small size.

Tycho Brahe was the greatest of the pre-telescopic astronomers and he made very detailed observations of the stars, the planets, everything he could see in the sky, and he did it with sophisticated instruments, but he didn't have a telescope.

While I think it's reasonable to do what they've done, it's also reasonable to say that these models aren't detailed enough to capture these observations,» Katz says.

The CHESS spectrograph provides such detailed and comprehensive observations that it can measure not only what atoms and molecules are present, but how fast they are moving and how turbulent the gas is.

The young man wrote down the details of his observations, made a drawing of the bright flash he had seen coming from the sunspot, and sent all the information to the French journal L'Astronomie, which did not hesitate to publish it.

This is crucial as this is all we are going to get for exo - earths: we will not be able to build large enough telescopes to take detailed images of the surfaces of exoplanets — but we will still be able to learn about their atmospheres (and surfaces) from time - resolved observations!

However, recent technological advances have led to improved ground - based observations: in 2000, high - resolution lucky imaging from the Mount Wilson Observatory 60 - inch telescope provided the first detailed views of the parts of Mercury that were not imaged in the Mariner missions.

The new Hubble observations show the nebula in much clearer detail, and we see things are not as simple as we previously thought.»

Previous attempts to estimate this planetary imbalance relied on climate models rather than observations because sufficiently detailed observations were not available then.

Don't we have far more detailed observations than just extent regarding Arctic sea ice?

Ren explained that the naturally flexible dynamics of samples, like a man waving his arms, can not be fully detailed by any method that uses an average of many observations.

A long - standing goal of the LIGO project has been the development of multi-messenger astronomy — the near - simultaneous observation of cataclysmic events such as neutron star mergers or supernova explosions in both gravitational waves and light, providing details about the astrophysics of these phenomena that can't be revealed through either alone.

Dr. Price's detailed observations give us solid clues as to why the results of modern - day studies do not support the practice of supplementation of high doses of vitamin D alone.

A year ago, I had run across her blog, as well, but at the time, it did not seem more than a minutely - detailed observation of her own health.

There is a level of detail and observation in the dialogue that's sort of remarkable: These characters aren't generically funny, but specifically funny.

We don't simply observe the way Sherlock cases a room, we get a peek into the way he picks out details and files away observations, and an idea at the restlessness of his OCD mind.

As an observation about the nature and limits of syllabi, Labaree's point is not to be denied: syllabi vary in their level of detail, ranging from a schematic account of texts, topics, and course requirements to a week - by - week specification of readings and assignments, along with supplementary readings, grading rubrics and formulas, and lengthy expositions of the perspective of the instructor.

For novels, fictional anecdotes in nonfiction, and true stories told in a narrative style, I highlight areas where you can «show, not tell,» use active voice rather than passive, and weave in more sensory details and point - of - view characters» observations, thoughts, and feelings.

Besides, a good description work should create a vivid and involved experience for everyone who reads it not with the assistance of plain facts and statistical data but using details and observations, which requires decent writing skills.

The added material could be a collection of news reports detailing their past activities or a profile on their leader or a different angle or observation by a different crew member that doesn't appear in the main story.

In addition to a detailed weekly report, he often sends additional emails with daily observations of not only the physical metals and miners, but also related metrics such as the market and currencies.

While the small sample size did not permit a detailed statistical analysis, our recordings indicate that relative cone function may be lost at a slower rate than rod function; this would be consistent with the dog owners» observations that night - blindness precedes loss of day - vision at Stage 3.

It's all delightful but not strictly necessary, because the best of the illustrations have it all: the adventurous synthesis of scientific and aesthetic wonder, the precise observation and detail, and the slightly bitter aftertaste of cheerfully obtuse latter - day colonialism.

Wouldn't a proper scientific observation start from that point, as a matter to criticize Mike's work, rather than nit picking details which seem at first glance totally irrelevant to the main issue, the recent warming curve with reconstructions corresponds exactly to what is happening.

I presume that we don't know that in detail yet, since if we did we would have a model that would be highly consistent with the observations — a robust one, perhaps I should say.

But these issues are hard to quantify — both from the observations (since there are few occurrences) and models (which might not be complete / detailed enough to include these effects).

Detailed radiative balance can not be computed or compared with observation, if you have no observations, only computations from extrapolations, and insecure molecular and particulate data.

He couldn't be more helpful and as he was a protege of Hubert lamb, whose observations on wind I am trying to find more details of, he is a mine of knowledge and generous with his time.

Although I'm convinced some of the details have been mishandled, their findings are not surprising given that tropical tropospheric trends went down in the observations and up in the models for 1979 - 2009 relative to 1979 - 1999 (plus more d.o.f.) I agree with you that the MMH (and Santer H2) analysis is misplaced.

Arctic Sea Ice Volume Model from the University of Washington (Note: this is only updated monthly, and is a model output, not a real - time observation, details here)

One could argue that real SST measurements aren't quite so well - behaved, but it is possible to show (see Figure 11 of the HadSST2 paper, Rayner et al. 2006 for details) that the standard deviation of grid box averages falls roughly as one over the square root of the number of contributing observations and that the standard deviation for gridbox averages based on a single observation is a lot less than 10 degrees.

Neither have you disagreed with the my observation that despite the detailed study of buckets of water, the derivation of the duration, timing and magnitude of the adjustments is not soundly based on rigorous scientific findings but speculation and hypothesis.

ANSWER: there is ample literature on the hot spot which has been described in great details by IPCC AR4 (and by Hansen 1981)... but does not exist in the observations

The statistician watching the fight you described says that the observations and analysis have not yet been worked out in sufficient detail to answer the question.

Although I'm convinced some of the details have been mishandled, their findings are not surprising given that tropical tropospheric trends went down in the observations and up in the models for 1979 - 2009 relative to 1979 - 1999 (plus more d.o.f.)

If the broad concept does not match the reality then it must be abandoned but by adopting this process we always start with a broad concept that obviously does match the reality so by adopting a step by step process of observation, logic, elimination and refinement a serviceable NCM with some predictive skill should emerge and the more detailed the model that is built up the more predictive skill will be acquired.

It is not because most climate scientists do not share your level of scepticism, and are probably more focused on the detailed observations of forcings during the climate model era (the last 30 - odd years).

He responds to the specific questions, which were asked (the others did not) and comes up with detailed analyses of observation - based studies of both ECS and TCR, pointing out which studies were more representative of reality and why.

We don't have detailed enough proxy observations to confirm or deny that.

Think isolated, inspired genius, don't think about hard work, never, never think about careful, detailed observations or exacting precision in record - keeping.

Ummm... yes, that was my point, without getting into all of the details... that while AMO is on the upswing, it appears to raise temperatures, but on the downswing, it lowers them, and in effect, isn't actually changing anything except the observations (i.e. it's not adding or subtracting heat from the system, just shuffling it around).

Therefore there is no data to compare current detailed observations with, and your statement can not be supported by the data you mention.