Sentences with phrase «sudden changes in the current»
A sudden change in this current could plunge much of Europe back into an ice age.
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Guests who think they can rent kayaks for free and snorkel (without supervision) may have difficulty getting back into the kayak or difficulty flipping the kayak back over in case of sudden changes in the current.
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The stop price is well below the current price, and a sudden change in the price action of the stock has warranted the stop price being tightened.
The resulting outburst of methane produced effects similar to those predicted by current models of global climate change: a sudden, extreme rise in temperatures, combined with acidification of the oceans.
During the talks schoolchildren learned that some of the dangers of open water are not always obvious, including strong underwater currents and sudden changes in water depth.
If you currently have a mortgage in your home that you may not be able to afford if the economy declines or your finances suffer a sudden change — such as large medical expenses — then consider replacing your current mortgage with a reverse mortgage as a way to protect yourself from a housing market crash.
As seen in these illustrations, due to changes in the North Atlantic Oscillation in the 1990s, a sudden influx of warm Atlantic water entered the Irminger Current.
As I recall (I read the book four or five years ago, before the issue of climate change had reached its current position of primacy in my consciousness), the book deals with just about every aspect of the consequences of sudden human departure from Earth except climate change, so in that sense it forms a perfect complement to the studies described in Kate's article above.
If you currently have a mortgage in your home that you may not be able to afford if the economy declines or your finances suffer a sudden change — such as large medical expenses — then consider replacing your current mortgage with a reverse mortgage as a way to protect yourself from a housing market crash.