Sentences with phrase «over a longer time span»

Seen over a long time span stocks has been a safe investment.

Future studies are needed to track changes in free water over longer time spans and in other brain regions and to determine what causes them.

For long - term investors, this recent activity won't make too much noise, as little has changed in the fundamentals of the precious metal over a long time span.

Someone actually wants to measure things over longer time spans.

The coal will be burned, in other words, just over a longer time span.

Some commentators have made much of longer - term trends in ice thickness, but there, too, winds and patterns of atmospheric pressure have played a powerful role over longer time spans.

For example, the climate we observe today could be compared to that of the 1800's or over a longer time span such as several million years ago.

This fits the definition of actual climate, which is the mean and variability of weather over long time spans over large areas.

I most definitely agree it is energy input that dominates over long time spans and have never argued otherwise.

«Our research has showed that while the development of La Niña and El Niño events is chaotic and hard to predict, the strength of these events can change over long time spans due to changes in the global climate,» said one of the paper's authors Dr Steven Phipps.

Quixeramobin is the nearest rural station with more or less reliable data over a longer time span, and shows very different trends than Salvador.

«with the overall yearly movement of the grinding glaciers not changing, and actually dropping slightly in some places, when measured over longer time spans»

Using an accelerator mass spectrometer at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the geologists measured how much beryllium - 10 was in their samples — giving them a kind of clock to measure erosion over long time spans.

«It's possible that the mobility of charcoal on the landscape and it's tendency to become concentrated in low - lying spots could make it more likely the charcoal from wildfires becomes buried and incorporated deep in soils and that these deposits act as a kind of charcoal reservoir that releases charcoal into the soil over long time spans.»

Tony, the climate scientists will be delighted to run multiple scenarios over longer time spans.

Discipline strategies that work with other children also work with children who have ADHD, but they need to be put in place more strictly and over a longer time span until the child's self - management has developed.

Absence of intercourse over a long time span leads to long - term problems.

«Although China's currency modestly weakened versus the U.S. dollar in the past year, it's much stronger than it was 5 to 10 years ago, thereby making U.S. properties still appear reasonably affordable over a longer time span,» notes Yun.

Now, though, a new Dutch study of 17 years of satellite measurements of ice movement in western Greenland concludes that the speedup of the ice is a transient summertime phenomenon, with the overall yearly movement of the grinding glaciers not changing, and actually dropping slightly in some places, when measured over longer time spans.

When this happens gradually, over a long time span, the religious symbols have a chance to become adapted to the new cultural patterns.

Over decades it dissolves into the brine that shares the pore space or, over longer time spans, forms carbonate minerals with the surrounding rock, Hovorka notes.

Over longer time spans, things do «average out.»

Tamino you stated: «There are lots of fluctuations and lots of dynamical processes, but over the entire globe and over long time spans it's the changes in energy inputs that dominate the trend.