Sentences with phrase «phenomena at»

Seismic research center NORSAR registered powerful sound phenomena at their Karasjok measuring station, as well as seismic disturbances.

If one looks at the AMO, the PDO, and Solar Irradiance, what strikes me is that each of these phenomena at some point would likely have dominated the temperature record, but averaged out over the 57 years, their net overall effect has probably been small.

Furthermore, the methodology can be applied to other climate phenomena at other locations around the globe.

Mathematics describes physical phenomena given various assumptions but quantum mechanics could describe physical phenomena at the molecular level much more specifically.

There is a need to look into these phenomena at local and regional scales before sensationalization of global warming - related studies.»

Rather, he suggests that a set of observable phenomena at a specified level could be the subject of null hypotheses.

BTN talks to Ahmed Dawood & Hussein Al Yasiri, Phenomena at this years World Travel Awards Middle East Gala Ceremony in Dubai

I have witnessed similar phenomena at the middle school and elementary school levels, when principals and teachers create clubs, sports, and activities for students and then witness improvements in behavior, attendance, and academic performance.

A first - person sci - fi RPG, Strange Journey centers around unexplained phenomena at the southern pole of the Earth, and a team of specialists is sent into the heart of the mysterious, growing black void to find out what's going on.

This book chapter reviews the experimental evidence for magnetic phenomena at the LaAlO3 / SrTiO3 interface.

Our strong expertise allows us study lipid - protein interaction based phenomena at different scales, from the organ and cellular systems down to minimal synthetic systems in which we can control the proteins as well as the lipid, for instance to monitor the allosteric effects of specific lipids on fundamental receptors such as the EGF receptor (Coskun et al (2011) PNAS) and the insulin receptor.

... The measurements revealed surprising temperature phenomena at the points where the graphene transistor touches the metal connections.

from cell adhesion to cell migration and polarity: the division's mission is the comprehension of pathological phenomena at a cellular and molecular level, fundamental to cure disease and foster biotechnology research.

Research will examine phenomena at multiple scales to address the emergence of collective behaviors that arise from individual elements or parts of a system working together.

Dr. Yu's research has evolved to understand interfacial phenomena at the fundamental atomic and molecular level that are relevant to the observed changes across multiple time and space scales in the environment, with implications in biological systems (e.g., biofilm and cell), aerosol, catalysis, and materials.

But if string theory is correct, then the interaction of all those strings can lead to phenomena at very large scales, including multiple universes — a separate theoretical reason to think our universe is not the only one.

He and his team are describing biological phenomena at a minute level of detail, which could pave the way for synthetic biologists to come.

There are various phenomena at work but rising food prices act like a force on the system, increasing the tendency to disorder.

In effect, gravitational - wave telescopes allow scientists to «hear» phenomena at the same time as light - based telescopes «see» them.

«This study is part of a larger effort to improve our ability to model microclimates in urban areas and other climate phenomena at decision - relevant scales,» Jones said.

Experimental physicist Daniele Faccio of Heriot - Watt University in Edinburgh calls the work «possibly the most robust and clear - cut evidence» that laboratory models can emulate phenomena at the interface between general relativity and quantum mechanics.

In this case, Johnson theorizes that a buildup of gases destabilized the volcano, reinforcing the need to monitor multiple phenomena at once, including seismic activity, gas flow and heat.

Such sophisticated multilayer structures can be used as a versatile platform for the investigation of various phenomena at the nanoscale.

You have said that children should be introduced to quantum phenomena at an early age.

The ability to probe such exquisite physical phenomena at these tiny scales is why ORNL purchased the HERMES.»

I agree in general about width — but it is not exactly a new phenomena at Arsenal under Wenger.

Many are impressed by the degree of autonomy characterizing phenomena at other levels.

We have now sufficient records of similar phenomena at other times of religious «revival,» not only within Christianity, to justify the view that they are usual accompaniments of religious emotion raised to a certain pitch of intensity.

De Natale, G., Pingue, F., Allard, P. & Zollo, A. Geophysical and geochemical modelling of the 1982 - 1984 unrest phenomena at Campi Flegrei caldera (southern Italy).

Even if you're not a gamer, you've probably been exposed to the Mortal Kombat pop culture phenomenon at some point over the years, perhaps with the 1995 movie (starring Christopher Lambert).

After all, ecommerce was a relatively new phenomenon at the time.

Andrew Hastings, chief development officer at the National Philanthropic Trust, noted the phenomenon at the end of 2012 with the so - called fiscal cliff, the combination of expiring tax cuts and across - the - board government spending reductions.

Instead, Play defied all expectations and became a worldwide phenomenon at the turn of the new millennium.

In sharpest contrast to the prophetic phenomenon at Man, the great prophets always speak in the name of Yahweh whose will all powers of history serve and whose Word impinges decisively upon all existence.13

It's chiefly a Roman Catholic phenomenon at present, this discovery of Hans Urs von Balthasar, but in time it will almost certainly engage Protestants, Jews, and everybody else interested in the possibilities of theology at the edge of the Third Millennium.

Indeed, I have yet to hear a compelling argument that altruism is a real phenomenon at all.

For too long now, many thoughtful American Christians have dismissed the phenomenon at Medjugorje as a curious but ultimately trivial interruption of the church's confident march into modernity.

So also we have historic knowledge of him; we can encounter him as historical phenomenon at the level of historic significance.

Jack is a phenomenon at the moment.

Nebraska - Omaha coach Sandy Buda has considerable insight into the walk - on phenomenon at Lincoln.

Loads of pace, fantastic dribbler, majestic touch, magnificent technique and a phenomenon at what matters most for a striker... Holdup Play.

Is there some unexplained phenomenon at work in our second home game of the season?

Moreover, commercially produced baby food was not the only new phenomenon at the time that significantly altered child rearing.

He told the Daily Graphic that the accommodation challenge was not a new phenomenon at the University of Ghana.

I want to flag that and say that there is a broader phenomenon at play.

The news was followed by reports that Nojay's death might have been connected to a far more common phenomenon at the Capitol: an criminal investigation.

This result has a significance of 4.4 standard deviations, allowing the ATLAS collaboration to report the first direct evidence of this phenomenon at high energy.

Our study also shows why mathematicians and biologists need to work together more often, because we would not have understood this phenomenon at all without the mathematical analysis carried out.»

The researchers also found evidence of the phenomenon at the individual level in undergraduates» descriptions of their universities.

Another group led by Michael Wigler, Ph.D., used different methods to investigate the phenomenon at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory at roughly the same time.