Sentences with phrase «observes in consistent ways»

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The charity watchdog's view stands in contrast to the way the foundation was characterized during the presidential campaign, but it's consistent with the views of some who have been close to the Clintons over the years and have observed how the foundation operates.

If Wenger is consistent and willing to observe the weaknesses of his own team in this context, he should resplce both Mertesacker and Giroud, since both players a way too slow for the position.

In their survey of planets within 0.5 to 10 AUs of their host star, the astronomers found that 17 +6 / -9 percent of observed stars had Jupiter - class planets (of 0.3 to 10 Jupiter masses), 52 +22 / -29 percent had Neptune - class planets (of 10 to 30 Earth - masses), and that 62 +35 / -37 percent had super-Earths of 5 to 10 Earth - masses, which is consistent with the conclusion that an average star in the Milky Way should have one or more planets within an orbital distance of 0.5 to 10 AUs, and that there may be some 10 billion Earth - sized planets in the galaxy (ESO press release; Anil Ananthaswamy, New Scientist, January 11, 2012; Jason Palmer, BBC News, January 11, 2012; and Cassan et al, 2012In their survey of planets within 0.5 to 10 AUs of their host star, the astronomers found that 17 +6 / -9 percent of observed stars had Jupiter - class planets (of 0.3 to 10 Jupiter masses), 52 +22 / -29 percent had Neptune - class planets (of 10 to 30 Earth - masses), and that 62 +35 / -37 percent had super-Earths of 5 to 10 Earth - masses, which is consistent with the conclusion that an average star in the Milky Way should have one or more planets within an orbital distance of 0.5 to 10 AUs, and that there may be some 10 billion Earth - sized planets in the galaxy (ESO press release; Anil Ananthaswamy, New Scientist, January 11, 2012; Jason Palmer, BBC News, January 11, 2012; and Cassan et al, 2012in the Milky Way should have one or more planets within an orbital distance of 0.5 to 10 AUs, and that there may be some 10 billion Earth - sized planets in the galaxy (ESO press release; Anil Ananthaswamy, New Scientist, January 11, 2012; Jason Palmer, BBC News, January 11, 2012; and Cassan et al, 2012in the galaxy (ESO press release; Anil Ananthaswamy, New Scientist, January 11, 2012; Jason Palmer, BBC News, January 11, 2012; and Cassan et al, 2012).

My own guesstimate starts with events that have either been formally attributed (in a probabilistic way) to climate change — an example is the 2003 European heatwave — or which have a demonstrable link to physical processes consistent with a climate influence — examples include Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy, both of which were observed to rapidly intensify over unusually warm waters.

It was observed in the closing plenary that the consistent demand for additional data before making a decision can be a way to avoid change.

Howard noted that one reason why trademark litigation has remained so consistent is that, unlike patent litigation where a patent holder can observe infringement for some time without bringing suit, trademark holders have a greater impetus to file suit because they have a duty to preserve the mark; unchallenged infringement of a trademark can actually hurt a plaintiff in court in a way that it doesn't affect patent owners.