Sentences with phrase «of dead zones»

«For the next decade, I predict a doubling in the number of dead zones unless something is done,» he says.

Summer is still kind of a dead zone for some reason though.

There are two obvious ways to reduce the impact of the dead zone.

The persistence and growth of the dead zones may indicate the onset of large - scale hydrate melting.

The two largest of these dead zones occurred in 2002 and 2006.

Each can contribute to the creation of dead zones.

While already threatened by ocean warming or acidification, coral reefs around the world are facing another adversity in the form of dead zones.

Speaking of dead zones, areas where we typically wouldn't get coverage, or have very slow 4G LTE speeds, we were getting some pretty fast speeds.

A mesh WiFi network might be the nuclear option when it comes to getting rid of dead zones that a wireless router can't reach.

According to previous research, the number of dead zones has doubled every decade since 1960.

From 1 / 100th of a second up to about 1 / 10th of a second is kind of a dead zone.

Looking at water data for the past 60 years, scientists have determined that «the size of the dead zone in mid to late summer has decreased steadily since the late 1980s and that the duration... is closely linked each year to the amount of nutrients entering the bay.»

After reviewing the academic literature on «hypoxic zones» in 2012, Robert Diaz, professor emeritus at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science at the College of William and Mary, identified 166 reports of dead zones in the country.

There's a bit of a dead zone just off center, but a sedan this heavy doesn't need to deliver the same steering as a sports car.

In 2013, the head of the organization running the DC program even admitted that «quality oversight of the program as sort of a dead zone, a blind spot.»

The single largest number of dead zone reports came from the Hudson Valley (970) led by 597 dead zones in Sullivan County, according to the non-scientific study.

Rabalais is currently aboard the research vessel Pelican, conducting the first measurements of the dead zone since the spill.

The hundreds of dead zones throughout the world cover nearly 100,000 square miles, with one in the Baltic Sea spanning more than 23,000 square miles several years ago.

Via: Nature News: Marine dead zones set to expand rapidly More about ocean dead zones Ocean «Dead Zones» Increasing: 400 Oxygen - Deprived Areas Now Exist The Formation of Dead Zones off Oregon and Washington is Tied to Climate Change Corn Ethanol Worsens Gulf of Mexico «Dead Zone»

The re-tuned rack uses a 13.0:1 steering ratio (for reference, the brand's far sportier BRZ coupe's is 13.1), and while there's a bit of a dead zone on - center, steering weight builds progressively, with a nice amount of feedback.

Unlike stand - alone routers that lose signal the farther you move away from them, mesh stations piggyback on one another to create a continuous wireless link throughout your home, minimizing the possibility of dead zones.

The public is still laying the points with Pittsburgh at a 71 % clip, but not enough to push this number back out of the dead zone.

Below the threshold, it is simple, with few forms to fill, you pay a certain percentage, and all is well... But above, it is very complex, very time consuming paperwork, and they got the percentages wrong, which creates a gap, a kind of a dead zone where you earn less by cashing in more.

Alternately, the oil could lessen the severity of the dead zone.

Don Scavia, now an environmental scientist at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, has annually compiled data on the fluctuating size and exact location of the dead zone since its discovery.

The average size of the dead zone over the past five years has been 5,176 square miles, more than twice the 1,900 square mile goal set by the Gulf of Mexico / Mississippi River Watershed Nutrient Task Force in 2001 and reaffirmed in 2008.

Acoustic surveys during the study revealed that when fish shift because of seasonal hypoxia, they cluster at the edges of dead zones rather than avoiding hypoxic areas entirely.

The low - oxygen waters of the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico result in smaller shrimp, and a spike in large shrimp prices.

Right now we're in a bit of a dead zone between the blockbuster summer season and awards season, but that's going to change once Snowden arrives in the middle of September as we start to move into October.

An extremely faithful adaptation of King's 1983 novel, Mary Lambert's Pet Sematary shares something of the spirit of The Dead Zone in that its soulful, straight - faced delivery of some ridiculous material pays off with a genuine sense of horror and sadness.

Right now we're in a bit of a dead zone for theatrical release, s with most movies released this month being neither good enough for a summer blockbuster release or hopeful enough for a debut during awards season.

King, too, is excited about the forthcoming project and Franco's casting, saying, «I knew that he would perfectly capture the vibe and voice of The Dead Zone.»

The Covr features AC1200 Dual - Band Wi - Fi speeds, MU - MIMO technology, high - power amplifiers and three receiving antennas (D - Link says most systems only use two) to ensure coverage is consistent regardless of dead zones in a home.

I can get 3G service in our house in the Texas Hill Country where we are smack dab in the middle of a dead zone.

On topic this is a surprise, played the first on my wiiu but to be honest didn't like it too much, the wiiu controllers have allot of dead zone so fps games don't feel to good, I did get used to it eventually but jumping between my Consoles highlighted how bad they are!

Sewage causes the majority of dead zones in Africa and South America.

There are two reasons for the density of dead zones along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.

One of the dead zones scientists observed was located less than 60 miles north of the Cape Verde archipelago, which could spell danger for marine life near the islands should the dead zone move.

The NASA map of dead zones, as they are commonly called, is impressive in its scope and ability to make one both furious and fetal - position sad at the same time.

Hundreds of Dead Zones Exist & Are Expanding Across the globe ocean dead zones are increasing, with over 400 now recognized to exist.

Every year the topic of the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico seems to pop up on TreeHugger — most recently in a report which links expanded corn production to the increasing size of the zone.

And while the general narrative has stayed the same — large nutrient inputs derived from fertilizer and pesticide run - off turn once vibrant ecosystems into barren, lifeless deserts — some new science suggests climate change will play a role in exacerbating an already dire situation, expanding the volume of dead zones in tropical oceans by up to 50 percent over the coming century.

A team of marine ecologists at Oregon State University has determined that the increased occurrence of dead zones may be directly tied to global warming.

Reported sightings of dead zones have surged over the last few decades as eutrophication incidents have become more common in coastal areas; some of the largest and recurring dead zones have been found along the coast of Oregon and Washington.

«The U.S. energy policy will make it virtually impossible to solve the problem of the Dead Zone.»