Sentences with phrase «substantial mass loss»

It's sizeable mass, moreover, suggests that the star has not yet suffered substantial mass loss after leaving the main sequence onto the «ascending red - giant branch» (Ayres and Johnson, 1977).

This discrepancy might be explained if all cepheids experience substantial mass loss.»

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These events resulted in substantial ecological and economic impacts, including sustained loss of kelp forests10, coral bleaching11, reduced surface chlorophyll levels due to increased surface layer stratification6, mass mortality of marine invertebrates due to heat stress8, 12, rapid long - distance species» range shifts and associated reshaping of community structure8, 10,13, fishery closures or quota changes8, 13,14 and even intensified economic tensions between nations15.

The findings, published Monday in Nature Geoscience, reveal that the 1997 - 98 El Niño led to a substantial loss of mass from the bottom of the ice shelves in West Antarctica's Amundsen sea sector, even as the shelves appeared to grow about ten inches taller from additional snowfall.

First, type 2 diabetes disappears within weeks — long, long before any substantial loss of fat mass.

Ripping out the back seat (it's replaced by a strut brace and partition net) and sound deadening contributes to a substantial weight - loss program, and the lightweight 19 - inch «Pretoria» rims also save 1 kg of unsprung mass at each corner.

«Combining the evidence from ocean warming and mass loss of glaciers we conclude that it is very likely that there is a substantial contribution from anthropogenic forcing to the global mean sea level rise since the 1970s.»

These events resulted in substantial ecological and economic impacts, including sustained loss of kelp forests, coral bleaching, reduced surface chlorophyll levels due to increased surface layer stratification, mass mortality of marine invertebrates due to heat stress, rapid long - distance species» range shifts and associated reshaping of community structure, fishery closures or quota changes, and even intensified economic tensions between nations.»

The cumulative mass loss has been substantial.