Sentences with phrase «readings on the constituents»

The probes could communicate with the surface via seismic waves, sending back readings on the constituents and properties of the mantle and core.

Not exact matches

Senators also spent a significant amount of time reading letters from constituents about the effects of the scandal on their own lives, which not only looks bad for Stumpf and Wells Fargo, but also allows the politicians an easy opportunity to prove that they are working for the people who elect them.

WHEREAS, our State Legislators most certainly could not have read the entire bill and understood its full implications prior to voting on it, nor had time to request and receive the input of their constituents regarding this matter; and

Chris Rovzar at New York magazine reports on yesterday's Equality and Justice Day in Albany, where a rally was held and legislators were lobbied by constituents urging them to pass marriage equality in New York: «There was only one dissenter... Read

«Whatever the issue may be, you need to listen to constituents, you need to read research, you need to get a handle on societal problems.»

Read on for Derry's piece, which includes some technical terms that I'll explain in brackets (For starters, CH4 is methane, the main constituent of the fuel we know as natural gas, and of course CO2 is carbon dioxide).

Of course, if you are technically minded or require more convincing beyond the few paragraphs of explanation I provide herein, I suggest you read chapter 2 of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4), which has 106 pages on the topic of Changes in Atmospheric Constituents and in Radiative Forcing.