Sentences with phrase «search of a sea change»

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«Climate change or sea - level rise isn't top of mind for our property search, but we're very aware that our preferred neighborhoods are on higher ground,» Fleuranvil said.

The study analyzed forecasts from the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) Sea Ice Outlook, a project that gathers and summarizes sea ice forecasts made by sea ice researchers and prediction centeSea Ice Outlook, a project that gathers and summarizes sea ice forecasts made by sea ice researchers and prediction centesea ice forecasts made by sea ice researchers and prediction centesea ice researchers and prediction centers.

During the later period, when there was less sea ice, the whales dove significantly longer and deeper than in the earlier period — presumably in search of prey as the animals, in turn, changed their habits because of different ocean conditions brought on by sea ice loss.

NOAA Fisheries scientists analyzed changes in sea lion prey and found that high - calorie sardines and anchovies, both rich in fat that is vital to the growth of young sea lions, have declined in the last 10 years in the areas near the Channel Islands, where nursing mothers search for food.

Jennifer currently co-leads the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) Sea Ice Action Team.

For example, ARCUS is an international organization that connects across boundaries through the Sea Ice Prediction Network, Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH), and PolarTREC programs, among others.

SEARCH Science Brief: Climate Change and the Permafrost Carbon Feedback SEARCH Science Brief: A Warming Arctic Threatens Rural Community Resilience SEARCH Science Brief: Effects of the Arctic Meltdown on U.S. Weather Patterns SEARCH Science Brief: Rapid Arctic Environmental Change Disrupts Marine Ecosystems SEARCH Science Brief: Disappearing Sea Ice Fuels Greenland Melt SEARCH Science Brief: Diminishing Arctic Sea Ice SEARCH Science Brief: Arctic Land Ice is Decreasing

This update on the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) program includes recent news from each of SEARCH's three Action Teams as well as highlights from other activities that contribute to SEARCH goals, including the Sea Ice Prediction Network, the Sea Ice for Walrus Outlook, and the Arctic Observing Open Science meeting.

This update on the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) program provides an introduction to SEARCH's new Science Steering Committee (SSC) members and cross-disciplinary working groups; discusses opportunities to connect with SEARCH activities at the upcoming SEARCH events at the Fall Meeting of American Geophysical Union; and includes a summary of a Sea Ice Action Team Knowledge Exchange workshop.

In the first project of its kind, scientists are drilling deep into the bed of the fast - shrinking Dead Sea, searching for clues to past climate changes and other events that may have affected human history back through Biblical times and before.

The SIO is organized by the Sea Ice Prediction Network (as part of the Arctic research program «Study of Environmental Arctic Change», or SEARCH), and is a compilation of projections for the September 2016 Arctic sea ice extent, based on NSIDC monthly extent valuSea Ice Prediction Network (as part of the Arctic research program «Study of Environmental Arctic Change», or SEARCH), and is a compilation of projections for the September 2016 Arctic sea ice extent, based on NSIDC monthly extent valusea ice extent, based on NSIDC monthly extent values.

Since 2008 the Sea Ice Outlook (SIO) organized by the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) has invited predictions of the September Arctic sea ice minimum extent, which are contributed from the Arctic research communiSea Ice Outlook (SIO) organized by the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) has invited predictions of the September Arctic sea ice minimum extent, which are contributed from the Arctic research communisea ice minimum extent, which are contributed from the Arctic research community.

I've noticed a bit of a sea change amongst those of my clients who have had enterprise search rolled out for more than a year or two.

He foresees «a sea change in how one would look at future cases that in any way involve searches and seizures, and where there is the possibility of the revelation of significant personal data.»

That is, instead of instructing Alexa to «ask Dish» to play a title, do a search, or change the channel, the customer can give simpler instructions, like «Alexa, play «Manchester by the Sea.»»

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