Sentences with phrase «term fate»

It will go on as planned this year, but its long - term fate is unknown.

These interactions may ultimately define the long - term fate of this commercially and ecologically important predator.

«When you start looking at longer - term trends, 50 or 60 years, there's no escaping the loss of ice in the summer,» Kay said, telling LiveScience that «the long - term fate is basically sealed if we continue to increase greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere.»

Accounting for the short and long - term fate of carbon in reservoir sediments is an important next step in global carbon budgeting exercises.

The researchers, from the University of Southampton and the National Oceanography Centre of Southampton, sought to investigate the long - term fate of carbon that reaches the deep ocean, employing an ocean general circulation model to conduct particle - tracking experiments.

Ultimately, the long - term fate of carbon release from thawing permafrost may be counterbalanced by enhanced vegetation growth.

While glaciologists are modeling the long - term fate of ice sheets (and sea levels), he's modeling the fate of human populations through 2300.

Arctic researchers caution that there is something of a paradox in Arctic trends: while the long - term fate of the region may be mostly sealed, no one should presume that the recent sharp warming and seasonal ice retreats that have caught the world's attention will continue smoothly into the future.

While Bungie's sendoff to its most famous franchise is certainly a resounding success, though, the long - term fate of Halo is starting to become more questionable.

The long term fate of print books is inextricably tied to the fate of brick and mortar retail because nothing sells print like in - person browsing.

Speaking with Autocar, executives from the BMW i brand are still undecided on the long - term fate of the two cars it launched with.

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The short - term fate of proposals to change the way schools are run and financed in the state is in question because the Republican Governor - elect, Fob James Jr., has said he opposes a 1993 court ruling that found K - 12 schools so inadequate and inequitable as to be unconstitutional.

Laughlin & Adams now classic paper & book on cosmic eschatology (A dying universe: the long - term fate and evolution of astrophysical objects & «The Five Ages of the Universe») covers the formation of new red dwarfs by BD collisions in the long era after the regular stars have long since sputtered out.

13C tracer studies on the short - term fate of organic carbon in marine sediments: comparing the Pakistan margin to other regions.

The long - term fate of the Earth, the Solar System, the Galaxy, and the Universe is an area that can be meaningfully explored using our current understanding of physics.

Additionally, we assessed microbial communities in settled particles surrounding each occupant, to investigate the potential long - term fate of airborne microbial emissions.

Their paper, «Long - term fate of nitrate fertilizer in agricultural soils,» was published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.

The novel aspect of their study was that they subsequently determined the long - term fate of this fertilizer N «pool» retained in the soil.

Unfortunately for the long - term fate of the universe, however, it's not quite heavy enough.

«A major obstacle to the implementation of CCS is the uncertainty over the long - term fate of the CO2 which impacts regulation, insurance, and who assumes the responsibility for maintaining CO2 storage sites.

Neymar has been linked with a 2019 move to Real in recent days: his performance in this tie will be key to their short - term fate.

He's got an exciting, if thin, set of offensive personnel, but his near - term fate might be decided by his defensive coordinator.

President Reagan had declared it the goal of the United States to win the Cold War, not just accept it as our long - term fate, and our job was to report the realities on the ground as accurately as we could....

Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said the officials with the biggest influence over the short - term fate of the economy are in Europe, struggling with a debt crisis and in China, struggling with a slowdown.

Having too much cash is not a good use of capital, so the longer - term fate of the company will partly depend on its capital efficiency.

Not exact matches

Technology inventors have a horrible track record of turning new behaviors into long - term financial successes — social networking pioneer Friendster was long ago lapped by MySpace and Facebook; the first search engines, Web browsers, and video game systems met similar fates.

Humanity must also shift from its short - term, regional outlook that denies humans» impact on the Earth to a multigenerational and global outlook that consciously accepts its crucial role in Earth's fate.

American economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is offering a vague and mildly pessimistic near - term prognosis of the global economy, including a hint that Canada's fate may yet follow that of the U.S.

The referendum on the fate of the United Kingdom has been framed primarily in economic, not nationalistic terms.

And as the president increasingly recognizes how much Congress controls his fate, Marc Short, the legislative affairs director, has sought to educate him by appealing to Mr. Trump's tendency to view issues in terms of personality, compiling one - page profiles of legislators for him, the congressional equivalent of baseball cards.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi commandeered the House floor Wednesday for a day - into - night marathon plea to Republicans for action on immigration, casting the fate of young undocumented immigrants in moral terms.

In Jesus» stark prediction, we see a man come to terms with his fate.

The earliest and (according to Gustav Aulen) Luther's atonement theories were not addressed to the anxiety of guilt, but to that of (in Tillich's terms) «fate and death.»

Whether I speak in terms of what is considered to be important in terms of sexuality (or pretentiously called eros), or whether I present it in terms of a Brian De Palma movie about fate, apparently I must present it terms of the Republicans seeking the nomination in order to be take seriously.

But in times of sickness the world of It overpowers the man who has come to terms with it, and causality becomes «an oppressive, stifling fate.»

There are others who understand the human situation more in terms akin to those prevailing in certain areas in New Testament days, when it seemed to many men that they were in the control of forces indifferent to their fate and that God, however potentially powerful, was very far off.

«75 He held that the self, its communities, and its experience of love should be interpreted in dramatic historical categories rather than in terms of ontological fate.

In Greece, this was in terms of an always limiting and sometimes oppressive fate and of the struggle to master the Dionysian spirit.

Those concerned about the fate of Fraser Island dingoes — including researcher Dr Luke Leung from Queensland University — now fear the population has been reduced to around 100 animals and their genetic viability over the long term is being compromised.

While they are still only in 2nd in the Standings they actually control their fate in terms of the # 1 Seed come Playoff time.

There are three spots left in the Top - 4 and these 3 Teams at 5 - 1 all control their own fate in terms of clinching one of those spots..

If frustrations boiled over for Curry, if he could not come to terms with his fate just shy of the NBA, he let it show to precisely no one.

Cech is good (No doubt about that) but the terms and conditions of getting him really pisses me off... Plus what would be the fate of Ospina who's only just had his 1st season in a strange english League?

United's fate is now out of their own hands when it comes to securing Champions League football for next term, with the Red Devils needing Swansea City to defeat Manchester City on the season's final matchday.

Attempting to preempt how fate, form and injuries may come to shape a squad, as well the long - term planning and decision - making of a manager as creative and unpredictable as Pep Guardiola, can leave those who try to peer into the future looking rather foolish once that future has finally arrived, in a different shape to how they expected.

Meanwhile, Chelsea were knocked out of the Champions League by PSG last term, and will be eager to avoid suffering the same fate this time around.

For now, though, it's just a proposal, and its fate depends on Cuomo's ability to push it through a state Legislature that isn't on the best of terms with the governor these days.

It was a particularly cruel fate for a man who did much to improve transport links between inner and outer London in his first term.

While 37 states will cast votes for governor this November, a handful of those states matter more to the long term political fates of the two parties.