Sentences with phrase «small forcings»

Solar climate engineering can potentially affect climate by applying small forces over extended periods of time.

He then led his relatively small force of mounted archers east to China and west to the Caspian Sea in a conquest of unmatched velocity.

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Instead of a torsion balance, they used a novel arrangement for generating and measuring small forces.

To study this transient event, Rayner and senior study author Pietro Cicuta of the University of Cambridge used laser optical tweezers because this instrument allows for precise control over the movements of cells by exerting extremely small forces with a highly focused laser beam.

And we can measure such small forces with the relationships that are a billion times smaller.»

Indeed, the main quandary faced by climate scientists is how to estimate climate sensitivity from the Little Ice Age or Medieval Warm Period, at all, given the relative small forcings over the past 1000 years, and the substantial uncertainties in both the forcings and the temperature changes.

To do so, Laplace pioneered a new kind of mathematics called perturbation theory, which enabled him to examine the cuumulative effects of many small forces.

In Science and elsewhere claims about using small forces to pull molecules apart seem fabricated

Furthermore, it has been adapted for countless other applications, such as seismological measurements and electrical calibration — wherever precise control over very small forces is called for.

He said the handover would leave «quite a significantly smaller force than we've got now, but probably in the region of 3,000 to 4,000 people based in a single location».

How do you visualise the extremely small forces connected to processes in our body, such as embryonic growth and development?

There's a story here that basically pits an initially small force of troops and hired mercenaries against a powerful nation's military after their president's plane is shot down over enemy territory and the mission is to find out if he, along with a great military hero traveling with him are still alive.

One point I would at to responses to 217: just because the CO2 forcing alone came close to predicting the temperature anomaly for 1998 (the other, smaller forcings apparently cancelling each other out), that doesn't mean this will be the case for all years.

that means arguing that the sun hasnt changed or that GHGs have small forcings etc..

Kobo is the only likely candidate at this point, and while they're growing, they are still a relatively small force in the ePub market.

It is possible to move graphene ribbons with a length of 5 to 50 nanometers using extremely small forces (2 to 200 piconewtons).

«100 zeptoNewtons is a very small force.

Yesterday Gloucester chief constable Tony Melville said his relatively small force was facing a «perfect storm» and had been brought to a «metaphorical cliff - edge» sooner than others.

Co-working spaces, chatbots that challenge parking tickets and office furniture that retracts into the ceiling at 6 pm to reinforce work / life balance ---- these are a but a few of the small forces creating dynamic change while offering consumers greater value.

For your easy to put on need, they have easy canvas material which can be worn with a small force.

But MPs asked what this small force would be able achieve - particularly as defence minister Bob Ainsworth said in July that any deployment below 5,000 would be «difficult to sustain».

«So, say one small force would work the weekend in Glenville and the other small force would be working in Niskayuna.»

«And it might not even be one force, it could be two small forces,» said Fluman.

The international team of scientists from Switzerland, Japan, Finland, Sweden and Germany used the experimental set - up above to measure the smallest forces ever detected between individual atoms.

Chemists know these small forces as CH - p interactions, and they are found throughout the chemical world.

A large force close to the axis or a small force farther away from it can produce the same amount of torque; thus Avril had to apply a large force in order to twist her own body around its axis.

While the smallest force removed almost all the biofilm from the experimental material, even a force four times as strong was incapable of removing the biofilm from the control composite material.

Thus a manifold increase of the smaller forcings is not unthinkable...

But you have something like Avogrado's number of «small forcings» operating over the last decade that have been proposed and lots of debate about how many centi - and milli - kelvins you can attribute to each one.

We're told that in the depths of an ice age orbital changes provide a small forcing which warms the planet a tad, causing natural systems to release a small amount of CO2.

«We measured the smallest forces for the boron atoms.»