Sentences with phrase «outgoing than incoming»

If the surface and lower atmosphere become warmer than the temperature set by insolation, gravity and mass they will emit more energy to space, there will be more energy outgoing than incoming and the system will cool back to the earlier temperature.

That is, if you have more outgoing than incoming, it's a problem no matter who you are.

Not exact matches

Perhaps nothing is more impressive, when read at length in the context of some definite medical case, than the intimate relation discovered between the psychological and the physical in man himself, and the detailed tracing of the organisation and operations of every organ of the body to the brain as their centre and control tower for stimuli both incoming and outgoing.

I have more incoming contacts than outgoing, but VERY close.

The incoming video quality is comparable with a PC laptop, and the outgoing video quality is better than any other Android tablet we've tried.

By far the most accountable loan companies will compute simply how much you are able to afford to pay for to pay according to your monthly income, any outgoing as well as your selected compensation time period, so must not offer you a bigger amount of money than it is possible to manage.

As you can see, our outgoings are more than our income and we are experiencing extreme financial hardship.

As you can see, my outgoings are more than my income and I am experiencing extreme financial hardship.

I think the central point is that of the scale of energy imbalance and the timescale for response: our addition of CO2 reduces outgoing thermal radiation, so incoming energy from the sun is greater than outgoing energy to space.

The major physics at play here is that as long as there is less outgoing radiated energy than incoming, temperatures must increase until we are back at equilibrium.

Contrary to your impression, incoming radiation contributes significantly to atmospheric heating, but less on a proportional basis than outgoing radiation.

incoming radiation contributes significantly to atmospheric heating, but less on a proportional basis than outgoing radiation

I've read the paper, ChE, and it does deal with incoming solar radiation rather than outgoing longwave radiation, which is the main component of the greenhouse effect.

Due to the increased greenhouse effect «trapping» more heat, there's more incoming than outgoing energy at the top of the Earth's atmosphere.

At all points along the conduits the incoming one is arranged to be slightly colder than the outgoing one, so that the air coming in heats the air going out, in the process gradually giving up its own heat.

Lindzen and some scientists at NASA have offered a hypothesis that warming in the tropics will reduce high - cirrus cloudiness there, which will increase outgoing heat more than it increases the heating effect of incoming sunlight.

Of course the differences between incoming and outgoing in our current warming state are smaller than can be measured accurately by the satellites currently flying.

Therefore in a situation where the incoming radiation is greater than the outgoing, this must be a symptom of a change in the system (i.e. outgoing radiation is being converted to heat) and isn't the mechanism that actually instigates the change.

Richard Sharpe, GH gases, particularly CO2, do block some incoming solar radiation, although it is much less than the outgoing LWR blocked.

David, The entire energy balance is based on incoming energy and outgoing energy and the processes that result in the outgoing energy being less than the energy flux from the sun averaged over the surface of the Earth.

The incoming Sun's radiation is 3.5 times greater in intensity than the outgoing Earth's radiation, hence the Sun's infrared is 1.6 times greater in intensity than the Earth's radiation and experiences the same atmospheric absorption spectra as the Earth radiation.

These calculations, based on ERBE and CERES observational data, are themselves subject to considerable uncertainty, but are consistent with a positive imbalance (more incoming than outgoing energy) that would be expected from greenhouse gas forcing.

If the atmosphere did not change, the outgoing radiation would be less than incoming.

It seems to be all about clouds and reflected incoming energy rather than absorbed outgoing energy.

True... the point being that its a hell of a lot more incoming than the 0.1 W / m2 outgoing from the core.

Would not a thicker fur coat prevent heating, rather than increase it, since the blocking of incoming would always be stronger than the blocking of outgoing heat?

I have worked extensively with both PBX and VoIP telephone systems and have handled incoming and outgoing calls for companies with more than 1,500 employees.

If I check any agent's phone at any time, I bet I'll see more incoming than outgoing calls.