Sentences with phrase «real earth»

It's a place where kids spend entire days without coming into contact with real earth.

This open world sandbox MMO features a game world based on real Earth geography.

John, Ove also came out with the 150 year timeframe at the Brisbane meeting, which to those of us in the audience with a true geological background was just another example of the lack of understanding of a marine biologist for real earth history as you rightly point out.

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These models are incorporate a wide theoretical framework from the sciences of fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, astronomy, chemistry, and so on together with real earth observations, and computational methods.

Real earth temps aren't lagging.

Wilke described the arrangement of brightly coloured sculptures, which were originally installed on real earth and grass as «womblike blossoms resembling Venus mounds, a centrefold evolving from a circular plane, universally existing in both primary and secondary colors.

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It lays stress upon «watering the earth with your tears,» but the reader is troubled by lack of feeling for the real earth of creation; Dostoevsky's earth is merely there to be wept upon.

«When the prime minister was questioned the first time there was sort of a real earth tremor that went through politics because this was the first time a serving prime minister was questioned by police.

As a schoolboy he'd prided himself as being something of a geography expert, but the real Earth looked nothing like the schoolroom globe, and as he said years later, it took him several minutes to figure out which part of the world he was looking at.

With Kepler - 20e, they have bagged a real Earth - sized planet, albeit much too close to its star to harbor life.

A more natural bet therefore might be to ask whether the real Earth warms faster or slower than the Keenlyside Earth.

I'd like to say I've got some real Earth shattering favorites to share, but you know that's not how I roll.

In Tucson we go to the other end of the spectrum to meet a pair of those Real Earth - style parents (Maggie Gyllenhaal, Josh Hamilton), the type who won't use strollers because they think it gives the child the impression that they're being pushed away.

Married to a nice guy named Drew (Ron Livingston), who is predictably consumed by his own career and essentially leaves the parental heavy lifting to his wife, Marlo is a real earth mother — whether dealing with the school of her problematic and easily agitated son (Asher Miles Fallica), trying to pay attention to her awkward daughter (Lia Frankland) or plowing through an exhausting pregnancy with no one to help her pull this all off.

This is an ideal outback escape for the adventurous: real Earth, untarnished.

A more natural bet therefore might be to ask whether the real Earth warms faster or slower than the Keenlyside Earth.

The ongoing explosion of computer power has allowed geophysicists to construct ever more detailed mathematical «stunt planets» that can be subjected to all kinds of abuses that could not be done safely or responsibly on the real Earth.

To understand the probabilities of hitting a new record that result from this combination of deterministic change and random variations, we perform Monte Carlo simulations, so we can run this situation not just once (as the real Earth did) but many times.

On the real Earth, temperature actually increases with depth rather than relaxing to the global mean annual mean surface temperature, because of diffusion of heat upward from the deep hot layers.

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In order to help reduce destructive interference on Dot Earth, last night I wrote a Greasemonkey script — Real Earth — to provide a reality - based - user - friendly comments format.

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It's like having a shiny new toy, and the chance that you might actually get to use it to play around with the real Earth and see what happens has a certain fatal attraction to it.

I do not believe that their results have much to do with how the real earth would or will behave.

The «climate sensitivity» folly is to simply ASSUME that rising atmospheric CO2 is the cause without even a single piece of empirical evidence from the real Earth system to support such an assumption.

From such a temperature distribution one may derive a mean global surface temperature and may compare it with the globally average near - surface temperature for the real Earth - atmosphere system of about 288 K.

But a bit like the old model and maybe a lot like the real earth, the internal variability will eventually average out and you will be left with the warming signal from the rising forcings.

Look at the flag displayed on the united nations, that's the real earth.