Sentences with phrase «resulting from fog»

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The fog of frenzied cryptocurrency trading looks like it may soon dissipate, leaving markets and society with more of the good that's resulted from its foundational technology — frictionless, secure, and efficient virtualized transaction settlements — and less of the bad — highly speculative cryptocurrency trading.

The results, said co-author and PNNL laboratory fellow Ruby Leung, «strongly suggest that increasing aerosol concentrations (particles, mainly soot and sulfur, that pollute the air) in the past has produced a fog - like haze that has reduced solar radiation (surface heat from sunshine), despite more frequent clear days that should lead to increased solar radiation.»

Well, I suppose I did learn a lot from that little experiment because I later discovered that this severe brain fog was the result of something called «Cold Brain Syndrome»

If you love the results you have, you're lean, you're full of energy, you don't suffer from brain fog, and you sleep better than a baby... you probably however, are not here.

As a result, the outer half of the road surface is more brightly illuminated and back - glarefrom the light reflected from the fog is reduced.

For 2,777,563 yen (RM 96,700), the A variant throws in front fog lights, gloss white trim pieces, soft - touch upper door pads and the Toyota Safety Sense P suite with Pre-Collision System, Lane Departure Alert, Automatic High Beam and Radar Cruise Control, an Intelligent Clearance Sonar (ICS) that prevents collisions resulting from pedal misapplication, Simple Intelligent Parking Assist and a Blind Spot Monitor.

Vyleta's Smoke draws inspiration from the very real issue of smog in Victorian London, the result of fog off the Thames river mixing with smoke from early industrialization and coal - burning fires in homes.

San Miguel is the westernmost island, and as a result receives the brunt of the northwesterly winds, fog, and severe weather from the open ocean.

The cooling fog pouring in from the Sonoma Coast results in an extended growing season, allowing grapes to ripen slowly and mature fully.

The lower relative humidity and increased temperatures that would result from potential reductions in fog and low cloud cover could increase plant evapotranspiration rates, raise soil water deficits, and accelerate risks of forest fire.

It could be that the heavy fog has resulted in an overestimation of the ice concentration from the passive microwave satellite observation.»

The results of the team's research are published in the journal Advanced Materials: Temperature - Triggered Collection and Release of Water from Fogs by a Sponge - Like Cotton Fabric.

These crashes might result from icy pavement, fog, snow or slush on the pavement, sleet, rain, and wet pavement.