Sentences with word «timescale»

«We don't have observations of natural variability in the sub-surface ocean on timescales of longer than a few decades,» Will said.

In addition, there are numerous uncertainties in the climate models themselves, due to the challenge of numerically simulating all relevant aspects of the climate system over long timescales of decades to centuries.

But since ENSO is not predictable more than a few months ahead, you aren't going to be able to do better on timescales for which the phase of ENSO matters (i.e. less than a decade or two).

In the billions of years timescale of the evolutionists I suggest that these precise conditions were, if not frequent, numerous enough to produce a fair number of fossils of all kinds including intermediates.

There is a significant anticorrelation between AMOC variations and the meridional shifts of the Gulf Stream path at decadal timescales in both observations and two Earth system models.

Hydrological processes operate on different timescales over the ocean and land.

This means that there were large - scale changes in the carbon cycle over a short geological timescale of several tens of thousands of years.

The sun has little effect on global temperatures over human timescales, she says, although — perhaps confusingly — it does have a relatively strong effect on some regions, particularly Europe (New Scientist, 25 September 2010, p 10).

Our partnership approach is a two way process giving you the opportunity to engage with your recruitment expert to ensure we understand your company, your brief and candidate profile and agree a recruitment strategy with timescales in order to deliver the ideal match.

But a lot more research will have to be done before we can be sure these positive effects persist and outweigh any negative ones over the very long timescales involved in storing radioactive waste.

Globally, it will probably warm over the next several months as La Nina fades, and will continue to warm over multi-decadal timescales due to greenhouse forcing.

«What criteria should a climate or weather model be able to reasonably accurately forecast over what timescales with what level of accuracy in order to be considered to be valuable for consideration in the formation of government policy?»

Metaphors that use blankets to explaining how the greenhouse effect works, income and spending in your bank account to stand in for the carbon cycle, what the wobbles in the Earth's orbit look like if the planet was your head, or conceptualizing the geologic timescale by compressing it to a day, for instance, all serve useful pedagogic roles.

Moreover, it opens the way to study the structure and dynamics of ion channels on their biologically relevant timescales by extending it to two - dimensional infrared spectroscopy,» says Christoph Götz, PhD student in the Vaziri lab and co-author of the paper.

«The DNA sequencer also needs higher accuracy and durability to withstand the long timescales required for planetary missions.»

Gulev, S.K., M. Latif, N.S. Keenlyside, W. Park, K.P. Koltermann, 2013: North Atlantic Ocean Control on Surface Heat Flux at Multidecadal Timescales.

In it, he warns that there may be no impact whatsoever on social mobility indicators at a local level within the three - year evaluation timescale set for the project.

The consortium claims it still can offer the best deals to schools, but «made a mistake» and «gave too little information about timescales for response, putting unnecessary pressure on schools».

The brain of any animal has to operate on multiple timescales at once.

In working with such timescales in my work, I am interested in alluding to this deep oneness and perspective of a continuum that far exceeds our limited comprehension.

«Science has not evolved enough to accurately predict on seasonal timescales when and where these storms will likely make landfall,» said Bell.

Carvalho 2007 shows in a tale of two islands (UK and NZ) that anti persistence is persistent, in both climate records over a couple of centuries and that the reversibility of regimes on decadal timescales when mapped onto random walks meets the Hurst criteria.

Due to the change in stamp duty, the team had to work within tight timescales and, in one particular case, they had to turn around the workload within one week: «We like challenges at Moore Blatch», says Claire, «We will always get it done working together as a team».

Climate models produce natural variations of Atlantic SSTs due to MOC variations at a similar timescale as the AMO, but with a wide range of frequencies (50 — 130 years), compared to the AMO frequency of 50 - 70 years.

Either way, due to the increased stake (s) and the likely timescale involved, I'm now prepared to include TOT's Capespan stake as another separate component in my valuation.

«Our model captures two time - dependent processes and this is the first time that anyone has been able to put timescale constraints on early lunar recession.»

He also claims that people are not looking at long enough timescales then produces a temperature graph of only 150 years or so.

This specialist group carries out scientific research to understand climate variability and predictability, and develops projections based on the Unified Model used across many timescales for Met Office forecasting.

His research focuses on understanding the links between climate change and ocean chemistry across timescales of thousands to millions of years during the Phanerozoic.

A temperature dataset that is resolved at the daily timescale provides much more detailed information on extreme weather and climate events, such as heatwaves, which are associated with some of the largest weather impacts in Australia.