Sentences with phrase «scar by»

Mean US damages related to atmospheric releases for power generation are calculated on a per kWh basis by multiplying the SCAR by the emissions associated with a given fuel type (US EPA 2012, 2013a, b), then dividing by the kWh generated using that fuel type.

For example, valuation of environmental damages due to US emissions from electricity generation, obtained by multiplying the SCAR by emissions attributed to those sectors (US EPA 2012, 2013a, b), are $ 330 — 970 billion at 3 % discounting (Table S3).

Ahn walks on water and draws an ephemeral scar by making a mark on time: a visual alphabet.

Get an inside look at the inspirations behind our new three - part video installation The Scar by watching along with commentaries from artists Brad Butler and Noor Afshan Mirza.

Get an inside look at the inspirations behind our new three - part video installation The Scar by watching along...

The Scar by China Mieville Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations by Clay Shirky The Daily Kos treehugger The Huffington Post ReadWriteWeb The New York Times

How long do you think will take to see a visible difference in scar by using this baking soda + lemon + tea tree oil mask?

Basic fibroblast growth factor reduces scar by inhibiting the differentiation of epidermal stem cells to myofibroblasts via the Notch1 / Jagged1 pathway.

«I was so scarred by the recession that I was proactively, and proudly, hurting my staff,» he says.

After being scarred by his own machine created to rescue his mother's soul from beyond the grave, he begins wearing a nuclear - powered armor suit.

But millennials, many of them scarred by the financial crisis and what they saw it do to their parents, are notoriously leery of the stock market.

Business leaders and shareholders are still scarred by the memory of project over-runs, spiralling costs and frenzied drilling during the last boom, and the painful adjustments during the subsequent slump.

Scarred by the financial crisis, and often juggling student loan and other debt burdens, debt is correctly viewed as something that can upend or even sink a business.

Very real challenges exist when it comes to the school - to - labour market transition and the generation of workers entering the labour market are being irreversibly scarred by poor economic conditions.

Scarred by the 2008 meltdown, businesses and individuals were reluctant to take on risks during the early years of the recovery.

The commercial cleaning industry may not be a recession proof industry, but it has been resilient, and has emerged, not much scarred by tough...

At present, there is little worry that the moonscape is about to be scarred by a commercial onslaught.

Hill has come to see how his struggles are not separate from God's providence for him - they do not disqualify him from living the Christian life and being pleasing to God, but are rather «part and parcel of what it means to live by faith in a world that is fallen and scarred by sin and death».

In these last years, scarred by AIDS, by the dominant culture of greed and violence, and by personal loss and pain, I have come to see more distinctly the vital link between the healing process (traditionally the prerogative of religious and medical traditions) and the work of liberation (assumed to be the business of revolutionary movements for justice).

In these last years scarred by AIDS, by the dominant culture of greed and violence, and by personal loss and pain, the author has come to see more distinctly the vital link between the healing process (traditionally the prerogative of religious and medical traditions) and the work of liberation (assumed to be the business of revolutionary movements for justice).

In short, scarred by sin.

Russia was birthed in tribal conquest and struggle, rose and fell under vikings and princes, khans and tsars — like any former empire, her past is scarred by triumph and shame.

As they gaze out on worshipers and prepare to begin a sermon, they know — and see — individuals who are currently embroiled in a family dispute or who have been scarred by a family battle.

How must the Lord be looking upon the world at the present time, a world scarred by human conflict, war, terrorism, abortion, divorce.

In an interview with Premier he said: «The children themselves, are very young and we are seeing that children between the ages of five months and up to ten years already are scarred by the spread of violence.»

The resultant peace is scarred by the enduring poverty that brought the war in the first place, and by the violence all too commonplace in countries where the «cold war» was fought — countries still awash in weapons.

The number of ministers scarred by substance abuse who are seeking to help parishioners who bear the same scars is alarming.

And see q, 54 a 4 ad 2: «Although those openings of the wounds break the continuity of the tissue, still the greater beauty of glory compensates for all this, so that the body is not less entire, but more perfected» and ad 1: «a special comeliness will appear in the places scarred by the wounds».

Most gay Christians have been deeply scarred by the culture war, and most of us barely held onto our faith (many barely remained alive), so we're pretty understanding of one another's need for a lot of space and grace as we grow in our understanding of what it means to honor the Lord with the whole of our lives (including our sexuality).

And it has taken me this long to photograph it again — I was really scarred by the cleaning up process.

We know many of you out there might be scarred by nasty canned Brussels sprouts as a child, or just wary of this vegetable in general.

It surprises me the fact that our fans hate our players for simply being injured like they did not got these scars by playing for the team.

Both men were scarred by Vietnam.

I remember he permanently scarred himself by opted to not have surgery so he could play the UCL final.

The Chicago press always remained in his corner, but this time he was scarred by whispers and innuendo: he was too old; it had passed him by; he was a miser, too patronizing of the players; he was blindly loyal to the family and old cronies who rattled about the Bear payroll.

Bowed But Not Broken Still scarred by his famously inapt remarks, Fuzzy Zoeller aims for a fresh start on the Senior tour

Many courses, particularly those in areas of heavy rainfall, would be seriously scarred by a fleet of carts scampering along their fairways every day.

For all of Romos faults the guy had the balls to take a lot of calculated risks, he got burned a lot by it but he created much more good than bad when he did it... It seems like the Cowboys got scarred by all the late game INTs Romo would throw when trying to come back then vastly overcorrected to a guy who takes damn near 0 risks.

Wenger also told us that Theo Walcott would not be available for «one or two weeks» which means that Giroud must continue as centre - forward, while Le Prof is also worried about playing Laurent Koscielny as, after seeing him play mechanically for France on Tuesday, the Boss seems to think he has been psychologically scarred by the atrocities in Paris, where he was inside the Stade De France when the bombs went off.

Arsène Wenger says his players have not been scarred by Jose Mourinho's Chelsea following their 6 - 0 drubbing of Arsenal last season, but he claimed -LRB-...)

No doubt the players have been scarred by this debacle and they will want to make things right.

And even if a person is scarred by bad experiences beyond their control, there is all kinds of help and people can heal and change.

Those of us who were scarred by a disaster diaper - fail generally gawk at the idea of taking away a diaper at an early age... am I right?

Not only are children scarred by witnessing their parents battle one another, but using the courts to devise a custody and access arrangement is a waste of money - money that could have been better spent to the needs of the children.

The other thing I console myself with after feeling incredibly guilty is that the brain naturally goes through a pruning of connections which aren't used much - so he will definitely not remember or be scarred by my little crying to sleep episode!

Again, couldn't we simply explore this to learn how homebirths could be safer for those moms who have been previously scarred by hospitals (including losing an older child in a hospital birth — yes, it happens) or for those who for whatever reason choose to birth at home?

Scarred by my two previous face offs with toddlers, I've always just pretty much assumed that the very act of being between the ages of 9 and 36 months renders a person completely and totally irrational and impossible.

Former prime minister Gordon Brown said: «Our memories will be for ever scarred by this moment.

His reputation could yet be scarred by the expenses claims made for rent paid to his boyfriend, the lobbyist James Lundie.

We're so scarred by our industrial legacy of the 1960s and 1970s, when we thought Whitehall knew best, that whenever we start talking about industrial policy and how we can help things everyone goes «aaaarrggghh».