Not exact matches
Lengthy series of
observation times show that the total amount of snow in the Northern Hemisphere has declined in the spring
period and that the melting of the snow has started earlier in the
same period.
To keep the variables simple, the two
observation periods were like two sides of a balance scale: during the first
period, 30 % of baseline calories were cut through carb restriction alone, while fat intake remained the
same.
The work of these expeditions would be conducted «with instruments precisely alike, governed by precisely the
same instructions, and for a
period of one year at least, to record a series of the utmost possible synchronous
observations.»
All successful chimpanzees who used the
same method as model A may have been directly influenced by this model during the
observation period, but indirect influences may also have occurred during the test trials, if new performers watched each other.
Through time travel, we might go back to the
same time
period, but only our
observations will change, and not the object being viewed.
We don't compare
observations with the
same time
period in the models (i.e. the
same start and stop dates), but to all model projections of the
same time length (i.e. 60 - month to 180 - month) trends from the projected data from 2001 - 2020 (from the A1B run)(the trends of a particular length are calculated successively, in one month steps from 2001 to 2020).
The green line «forecast» for the
period 1995 - 2000 in the graph above is well below actual
observations for the
same period.
New
observations from the North Sea, a NW European shelf sea, show that between 2001 and 2005 the CO2 partial pressure (pCO2) in surface waters rose by 22 matm, thus faster than atmospheric pCO2, which in the
same period rose approximately 11 matm.
Because the comparison in the first quoted sentence considers the
same time
period for both the carbon dioxide
observations and the «temperature»
observations, it (the comparison) is necessarily predicated on an «instant» causality * — at least relative to the length of the
period, between carbon dioxide and temperature (either before the other depending on tastes).
Had he wished to be objective, he would have pointed out that, while satellite
observations do indeed confirm that the extent of arctic sea ice has been declining over the past 30 years, the
same satellite
observations show that, overall, Antarctic sea ice has been expanding over the
same period.
They combined the cloud data with a computer re-creation of Earth's air currents for the
same period driven by multiple surface
observations and satellite data sets.
An alternative method would be to set the average values of a short
period of time of model and
observations to the
same value.
A second point is that all these
observation time series take raw data from the
same air mass over the
same period — they should give the
same outcome.
Journals of
observations on the quantity of rain, and degree of heat, being lengthy, confused, and too minute to produce general and distinct ideas, I have taken five years
observations, to wit, from 1772 to 1777, made in Williamsburgh and its neighbourhood, have reduced them to an average for every month in the year, and stated those averages in the following table, adding an analytical view of the winds during the
same period.
The MBH method is designed so that the mean and variance over the calibration
period in the proxies and the
observations are the
same, and the overall trends will be similar.
SCA Hygiene argues that the
same rule should apply to patent cases, finding support in the Court's
observation that it «ha [s] never applied laches to bar in their entirety claims for discrete wrongs occurring within a federally prescribed limitations
period.»
The
same holds true if a police officer loses his
observation before the
period has expired — the
period must start all over.
Although Justice Merkel made these
observations in March 2006, the situation remains much the
same at 30 June 2007, the end of the reporting
period for this report.