The hotter the body of matter, the higher the frequencies of oscillation and the higher the amplitudes of oscillation at each frequency of oscillation.
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"However, the whole atmosphere is evolving in complex ways," he said, noting two cycles in particular, known as the Pacific Decadal Oscillation and the North Atlantic Oscillation.
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This will be made possible because the DUNE experiment not only will study the oscillation behavior of neutrinos, it can also study the oscillation of antimatter neutrinos.
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Temperature and precipitation in North America and Europe are more driven by the Arctic Oscillation/North Atlantic Oscillation (AO/NAO) and to some extent its interaction with ENSO.
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La Nina is El Nino's counterpart in the cycle known as the El Nino Southern Oscillation, and with El Nino, it makes up one of the three phases of the oscillation.
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When the polar vortex is 'wavy,' that is the negative phase of the oscillation (seen in the image below on the right.) But recent trends cannot be explained by the Arctic Oscillation alone.
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When it flows as direct current, there is no oscillation.
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Instead, they will be in a perpetual state of oscillation.
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One type of brain wave is called an alpha oscillation.
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Grief was not linear; it was more of an oscillation.
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That style was defined by oscillation between loudness and silence.
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It also includes oscillation modes and a timer through the remote.
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This is the current environment with a tight oscillation around 97.
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In O'Reilly's work there is an intimate, uneasy oscillation across the ages.
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It's likely that the oscillation awoke a few of those phone owners.
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This naturally occurring, cyclical climate pattern is called the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation.
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Plus, you can press the "Move" button for back and forward oscillation.
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The North Atlantic Oscillation has occurred throughout the historical record, he noted.
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It has a heated seat, warm air dryer, nozzle oscillation, and deodorizer.
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Between 2015 August and 2016 March this level was a central oscillation level.
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DESI's predecessor, the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS), looked at a mere 1.5m.
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"That's a lot faster than oscillation taking two to three seconds," he says.
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The combined cycle is now normally termed El Nino/Southern Oscillation, or ENSO.
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You can also adjust side-to-side oscillation, topspin speed, and backspin speed.
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But even in that rhythm, in that oscillation of the economy, things change.
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This is called the Arctic Oscillation, something scientists have known about for decades.
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As Richard III, he uses that oscillation to overrule the audience's better judgment.
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But neutrinos can also flip between these states in a process called neutrino oscillation.
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The researchers point to a climate cycle known as Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, or AMO.
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First, a natural cycle known as the North Atlantic Oscillation is encouraging ice-melt.
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The oscillation between the two is determined by my level of confidence or fragility.
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The mysterious and the transparent come together to form an image defined by oscillation.
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There's always an oscillation between intimacy and detachment, pain and analysis, speech and silence.
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Here, too, they observed consistent oscillation, even as they increased and decreased wing length.
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We also found that global climate dynamical patterns, such as the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), likely converged during the Maunder Minimum to enhance the link between the lows in solar irradiance and in tropical cyclones.
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As long as you get used to the finer oscillation, it really handles very well.
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Assessing Cartwright's art is a constant oscillation between evaluating the data and appreciating its aesthetics.
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Bennani manages to portray this oscillation between developing-world drabness and virtual fantasy without sentimentality.
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As I wrote in a 2014 article for Quanta, "Poke a quantum field and you will create an oscillation [wave] that usually dissipates outward, but configure things in just the right way and that oscillation will maintain its shape" — just like a traveling wave.
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The archipelago lies astride the equator and is subject to the El Niño–Southern Oscillation phenomenon.
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It's glitter and oscillation paired with Solange's grace...this experience, in its entirety, was a dream.
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But the oscillation had never been directly observed from the muon neutrino to the tau neutrino.
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El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) neutral conditions are favored through September-November this year, it added.
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There's a remote that lets you control 10 airflow settings, a sleep timer, and oscillation control.
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With the observation of neutrino oscillation, the world's physics community turned their attention to the phenomenon.
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It has three standard speed settings, a Turbo Boost feature (for even stronger airflow), and oscillation.
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Consequently there is an oscillation of perception and familiarity inherent in each design that relates each incarnation.
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The detector first observed the muon-to-tau oscillation back in 2010 and shut down in 2015.
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The direction of the molecules compared to the magnetic field could change the nature of that oscillation.
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You don't just measure an effect at a few points, you can trace the entire oscillation wave.
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It is the opposite phase of what is known as the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle.
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We use the ANTSYSS trade method to extract good returns from these oscillation rally and retreat movements.
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It seemed like an appropriate way to express some of the physical and emotional oscillation of addiction.
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Plus, he said, a current called the Atlantic Multi-decadal Oscillation (AMO) may have played a role.
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The colder winter was largely caused by a well-known fluctuating weather pattern, called the Arctic Oscillation.
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Contributing to this year's warming has been a strong weather phenomenon, called the "Arctic oscillation," Schmidt said.
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The frequency and magnitude of this oscillation depend on the order and amount of the chemical inputs.
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In its negative phase, the oscillation favors milder conditions and increased ice transport away from the Arctic.
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The oscillation lately isn't between foster homes and institutions but between reunification and termination of parental rights.
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And one key atmospheric pattern, the so-called North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), is currently feeling pretty collaborative.
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Throughout the record, they found that a combination of two naturally-occurring climate patterns—the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO)—were associated with "hot spots" of sea level rise along the Eastern seaboard, including the southeastern hot spot from 2011 to 2015.
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However, oil is establishing a pattern of longer-term trend reversal with price oscillation around the $38 level.
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After all, the El Niño Southern Oscillation climate pattern has been around for thousands of years or longer.
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Now, El Niño has left us and its climate-oscillation counterpart, La Niña, is on its way in.
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No, she bought attorney Tom Girardi a top-of-the-line Toto toilet with heated seats and oscillation.
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Some disappointed people have already emailed Barnston and made comments on the institute's El Nino Southern Oscillation blog.
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The Arctic Oscillation, or AO, is a pattern of air pressure differences between the Arctic and the midlatitudes.
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"I wanna achieve full oscillation," says one punter, unsure of whether that's the correct use of the word.
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"We know that in most pilots on most days, that oscillation doesn't result in any symptoms," Vaughan said.
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It would be easy to conclude that this is simply another stylistic oscillation, and that more will come.
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For one, the classic Moog ladder filter — which provides rich resonance and self-oscillation — has reshaped gain staging.
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The lowest note the human ear can detect has an oscillation period of one-twentieth of a second.
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The oscillation between visibility and obfuscation, visitation and absence, entry and no exit defines much of the show.
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They especially looked at temperature changes on the oceans—El Niño events in the Pacific and Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation.
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The key signal that tornadoes were coming in the US is a phenomenon known as the Madden-Julian oscillation.
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Then I'd outfitted the car with an oscillation overthruster, a device that allowed it to travel through solid matter.
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And with a four-speed setting and a broad oscillation range, the Lasko FH500 can certainly keep you cool.
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I think it's this erratic oscillation that makes BPD so hard to communicate—particularly to those who are close.
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Their wavering stretched-out proportions put the figures into stringy oscillation reminiscent of the spiritual Mannerism of El Greco.
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This oscillation has a temporal interpretation: Pairs of particles that arose in the inflaton field interfered with one another.
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Vertical Ratio: The cost-benefit ratio of vertical oscillation to stride length, serving as one indictor of a runner's efficiency.
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El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) Neutral conditions are likely to prevail through the northern hemisphere this summer, the report said.
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The interaction of the Pacific Ocean and the atmosphere is part of a cycle called El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
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In this one, the frequency of oscillation depends on the mass, so you can use that to measure mass indirectly.
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Observing oscillation "does not prove that this dynamic 'trained' early feathered dinosaurs in executing a birdlike flapping motion," he said.
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I realized we were in bad shape, that we were just conditioning our kid to associate sleep with perpetual oscillation.
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Even if they do, it's an awkward fit in Klinsmann's oscillation between using him as a defensive and attacking central midfielder.
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If we paired that with the KamLAND detector in Japan, then you would be able to see the whole neutrino oscillation.
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If you view the regulation of consumer financial services as a pendulum, the industry is at the peak of its oscillation.
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Pros: Great price for full-sized tower fan, comes with remote, quiet operationCons: Flimsy base requires frustrating assembly, small oscillation arc
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The result is a bizarre oscillation between carefully tamed greenery and objects that look like the ruins of a recent civilization.
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The researchers tied the pause in melting to a reversal of the cyclical weather phenomenon known as the North Atlantic Oscillation.
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Each clock varies in terms of its accuracy (how much its oscillation frequency deviates from some baseline) and its time scale.
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Péladan's pendulum swings between piety and depravity were characteristic of his milieu, although in his case the oscillation was particularly extreme.
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Experiments have since proven that oscillation exists, a finding that netted Arthur B. McDonald and Takaaki Kajita the 2015 Nobel Prize.
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What Orner ponders is the oscillation between reading and living, concentrating on the moment when we look up from the page.
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Though, NOAA found that another climate phenomenon, the Madden Julian Oscillation, has also contributed to the wet season in some places.
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There are a few goals of the experiment, but a major one is to better understand a strange effect called neutrino oscillation.
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Paul likens the unit's slight oscillation to a person shifting their balance from one foot to another as they stand and talk.
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Another cycle, known as the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, can also transfer more heat energy from the sea to the air, accelerating warming.
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For what Ms. Hellauer called "that Pythagorean event" to occur, the singers took care not to allow any undue oscillation to interfere.
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However, the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon accounts for less than 20 percent of the yearly variability of global ocean temperatures.
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This observation led to a series of experiments that demonstrated that neutrinos can change their identity through a phenomenon called neutrino oscillation.
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Both are part of the El Nino Southern Oscillation, a climate cycle that can have significant effects on temperatures around the world.
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They also tend to offer a broader arc of oscillation than a pedestal fan, moving air all around in even large spaces.
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But NOAA said another weather pattern, the Madden Julian Oscillation, is more likely responsible for the enhanced rainfall along the West Coast.
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Once the laser is tuned to the perfect frequency to begin this oscillation, it passes to another component, called an optical frequency comb.
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But just as Trump's presidency feels less like another political oscillation and more like a potential breaking point, romance's response feels different, too.
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Land water storage is also directly related to another curious feature of our planet's spin axis: a decadal oscillation from east to west.
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"The quasi-biennial oscillation is the stratosphere's Old Faithful," Paul Newman, lead scientist on the paper from NASA Goddard said in a statement.
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For once, officials are viewing the storms unleashed by this year's monster El Niño/Southern Oscillation as much a blessing as a menace.
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The rate of the oscillation depends on the fundamental structure of the atom, which means Ye's sheltered strontium atoms tick with exceptional consistency.
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Music for Solo Performer draws explicit connection between thought and sound, translating alpha brainwaves into sound that cause the oscillation of orchestral instruments.
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The Southern Oscillation was discovered separately by Gilbert Walker, working as director-general of the Indian Meteorological Department in the early 20th century.
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OCEAN-ATMOSPHERE COUPLING Jacob Bjerknes at the University of California first proposed the link between El Nino and the Southern Oscillation in 1969.
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Where your supervisor is on that oscillation of employee worth can affect whether or not he or she can get your raise approved.
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This is what it feels like to watch your city rip itself apart: a constant oscillation between guilt and relief, fear and pride.
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By moving one of the weights along the rod, closer or farther away from the fulcrum, the oscillation speed could be precisely controlled.
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This is known as oscillation, and this chaotic dance of pressure produces the infrasound that sensors on nearby Umnak Island could pick up.
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Halpert said the relationship between Siberian snow cover and the Arctic Oscillation is too weak to be a reliable predictor of winter weather.
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The mere fact that oscillation exists sets a lowest possible average mass of the three mass states, less than 0.1 electron volts (eV).
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It is the cool phase of the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) climate pattern and usually, but not always, follows after an El Nino.
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Traders prepare this oscillation behavior where the value rallies and falls, but does not test the upper or lower edges of the trading band.
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El Niño is the warm phase of El Niño-Southern Oscillation, which is characterized by sea surface temperature variations along the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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And in another twist, it was not the North Atlantic Oscillation, the natural change in atmospheric pressure that causes climate anomalies in this area.
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Both El Nino and its counterpart, La Nina, are part of a larger-scale climate pattern known as El Nino-Southern Oscillation, or ENSO.
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Massey shares several broad characteristics with Marnell: an obsession with New York, oscillation between ambition and addiction, frankness about disordered eating and drug use.
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"I like the way that in all these pictures, there's a kind of oscillation between the real and the imagined," Mr. Edmonds, 30, said.
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When this happens, the result is often an aural oscillation as the earbuds try to put their audio signals back in sync with one another.
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"Most of the increase in rapid intensification that we observed can be attributed to the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, a natural climate phenomenon," Balaguru told Gizmodo.
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Both experiments have now reported more neutrino detections than The Standard Model&aposs description of neutrino oscillation can explain the authors wrote in the paper.
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By 2013, however, the rate of melt appeared to pause, which the researchers linked to a cyclical weather pattern known as the North Atlantic Oscillation.
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The background: The recent steep price rise for CO2 emissions allowances comes after almost 5 years of oscillation between 4 and 8 euros per ton.
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While neutrino oscillation experiments have measured the differences between the mass states, experiments like KATRIN home in on a kind of average of the three.
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The jittery appearance on the October 13 image, according to NASA, was caused by "a sudden and extreme cross-track oscillation" of the left NAC.
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Serreze pointed to a pattern of air pressure known as the Arctic Oscillation as a major driver of January's Arctic warmth and low sea ice.
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The pattern is called the quasi-biennial oscillation and it's a wind circulation that occurs every 28 months, miles above Earth's surface in the stratosphere.
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"Equities sell off at some point in every year, and 2017 will be no different with the natural oscillation of data and politics," Parker wrote.
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Several factors are to blame for Cape Town's stressed water supply, including a growing population, ENSO (El Niño Southern Oscillation) and a rapidly changing climate.
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As an example, he said the F-35C engineers are having to "redesign the nose gear" due to a "vertical oscillation problem" during carrier launches.
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The map was created by scientists working on the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS), a program of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey III (SDSS-III).
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The alternating dry and wet periods are called the intraseasonal oscillation, said Arnold L. Gordon, a professor of earth and environmental sciences at Columbia University.
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But the Hy Project sound is more of a low hum and thrum, with an oscillation that increases in frequency along with the car's speed.
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There is a large scale atmospheric phenomenon called the Madden-Julian Oscillation (also known as the MJO) which can suppress or enhance tropical cyclone development.
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In fact, the correlation with severe winter weather was stronger with the Arctic warmth parameters used in the study than with the traditional Arctic Oscillation.
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AAM is linked to a well-known phenomenon, the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), and these two events tend to play off of one another.
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With each oscillation, the blade-shaped feather rubs against the feather next to it, as if bowing a violin, causing the thickened feathers to resonate.
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Image: NOAA/NCEISince the late 1940s, Atlantic hurricane activity has risen and fallen, during warmer and cooler phases of the so-called "Atlantic multidecadal oscillation" (AMO).
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"If so, is this merely a decadal-length weather oscillation, or is it a troubling harbinger of more severe climatic change?" they asked in their conclusion.
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There had been the death of a family member, plus the usual oscillation between thrilling freedom and total unmoored terror that's intrinsic to the college experience.
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But Tatum stuck with the decade, its textures now bleeding into Indigo; the brass instruments on "Through Windows" or the atmospheric, guitar-led introduction to "Oscillation".
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He begins "Paintings in D" with a chiming oscillation between chords then drifts into a passage that almost swings, the energy rising and the harmony falling.
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When, for the last grim stretch of "Mourning," we take our seats onstage at the edge of Lenore Doxsee's set, the oscillation of distance largely stops.
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In this way, heat and the temperature that results from absorbing heat both consist of a very broad spectrum of all of these frequencies of oscillation.
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Back in 1957, physicist Bruno Pontecorvo predicted that neutrinos would oscillate between these three different flavors, but this oscillation would require the particle to have mass.
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Mr. Haynes's oscillation between the story's two halves is gracefully handled (the editor is Affonso Gonçalves), but it can create a frustrating sense of narrative interruptus.
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"The oscillation in trading activity points to bearish technicals and to investors' nerves - they are now worried about rising geopolitical tensions," said a Riyadh-based portfolio manager.
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This includes El Niño events in the Pacific Ocean, and the longer-term Pacific Decadal Oscillation, which can warm vast regions of the Pacific Ocean for decades.
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"A number of El Nino–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) indicators suggest that the 2015–16 El Nino has peaked in recent weeks," the BOM said in a statement.
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In their recent work, Miller and his colleagues mined the oscillation data they'd collected from the monkeys for information about how this three-part memory network functions.
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Larson's quite capable of selling that oscillation of maturity without losing the humor of her character; she may be confident, but she's still crafty and calculatingly playful.
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In this installation in particular, the oscillation between period photographs, present-day recreations of the past, and present-day documentary footage create a different way of seeing.
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The ocean cycle of El Nino and La Nina is coupled with the atmospheric Walker Circulation and Southern Oscillation, and the two interact closely with one another.
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"If you move the frequency into the visible light range...the oscillation of the frequency is much much higher than the frequency of the microwave," Ye said.
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El Niño-Southern Oscillation, with its cool phase La Niña and warm phase El Niño, is one of the most reliable long-term indicators for global climate.
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Also highly influential in the ENSO cycle is the Southern Oscillation Index, or SOI, which is a measure of the pressure tendency between Tahiti and Darwin, Australia.
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Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama have championed democracy as the best way to stop the Arab world's destructive oscillation between secular dictatorship and Islamist radicalism.
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The warm phase of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, El Niño, has recently died out and the cool La Niña phase is expected to begin within weeks.
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Before I was laid low by hot flashes, panic-inducing adrenaline rushes and the constant oscillation between morbid sadness and killer rage, I'd prided myself on being fearless.
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A second release, in 2015, combined temperature measurements with observations of CMB polarization — basically, a characterization of the light&aposs oscillation — and featured all of Planck&aposs data.
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If you have a pair of these radicals in a chemical reaction that was sensitive to this oscillation, the Earth's magnetic field could potentially change the reaction's outcome.
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"In addition to confirming that the fungus indeed has a molecular clock, we found that this results in the daily oscillation of certain genes," de Bekker told Gizmodo.
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One possible answer lies in a lesser-known weather phenomenon known as the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO), a pattern of sea surface temperature variability in the North Atlantic.
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El Nino and the Southern Oscillation (ENSO) describe closely linked oceanic and atmospheric processes that stretch across the Pacific and the neighbouring maritime continent of South East Asia.
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"The tropical Pacific Ocean remains in a neutral El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) state - neither El Nino nor La Nina," the bureau said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Traders need to be prepared for this oscillation behavior where the value rallies and falls, but does not test the upper or lower edges of the trading band.
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It produces enough cool air to fill an entire room and offers up to 350 degrees of oscillation, so you can direct the airflow where you want it.
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With its almost unrivaled 350-degree oscillation range, it can move air around even in cavernous rooms when set in the middle of the area to be covered.
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This oscillation -- namely the negative phase where the polar winds are weaker -- tends to lead to major cold air outbreaks in one or more regions of the planet.
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That's the oscillation I mean; when it comes to my own children, I tend to start with total denial: it's nothing serious, don't exaggerate, don't make a fuss.
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Researchers at two experiments, the Super-Kamiokande Observatory in Japan and the Sudbury Neutrino Observatories in Canada, discovered that oscillation and won the Nobel Prize for it in 2015.
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Other major neutrino experiments, like the underground Oscillation Project with Emulsion-Tracking Apparatus experiment in Switzerland, haven&apost found the anomaly that both LSND and MiniBooNE have now seen.
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In addition to controls for oscillation, the timer, backward-flow, and night mode (which never raises the fan above level 4), you also get buttons for heating and cooling.
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Higher temperatures in some areas are offset by lower ones in others ("North American precipitation and temperature patterns associated with the El Nino/Southern Oscillation", Ropelewski et al, 1986).
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The Southern Oscillation, which is the atmospheric counterpart of the El Nino-La Nina cycle, is characterized by variations in atmospheric pressure differentials and wind speeds across the Pacific.
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The Southern Oscillation, which is the atmospheric counterpart of the El Nino-La Nina cycle, is characterised by variations in atmospheric pressure differentials and wind speeds across the Pacific.
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La Nina is one of the phases of the El Nino Southern Oscillation, and it occurs when ocean temperatures in the southern Pacific Ocean drop slightly below their average.
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Strong, rapid warming in the stratosphere is highly linked to subsequent dives in the Arctic Oscillation (AO), which if sufficiently negative, can produce frigid conditions across the Northern Hemisphere.
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Berens references studies that have shown that electric toothbrushes may offer a slight advantage when it comes to reducing plaque and gingivitis, particularly toothbrushes with a rotating oscillation mode.
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If the future rebound from support near 91 fails to move above resistance near 95, then this oscillation pattern will develop into a sideways trading band or consolidation band.
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Some of the key determining variables include trade wind and pressure tendencies over the Pacific Ocean in addition to the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, a climate variability in the Pacific.
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Temperature anomalies in El Niño and non El Niño years, showing the spike in 2015 compared to 20163-98, In addition, Halpert says, other climate cycles, from a slow-moving global circulation of heavy rainfall in the tropics, known as the Madden-Julian Oscillation, to the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, also influence the weather across the U.S. These cycles can help determine how one El Niño will affect the U.S. compared to another similar event.
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Experiments on nuclear reactors and particle accelerators have confirmed the strange neutrino identity-switching oscillation behavior, which won scientists Takaaki Kajita and Arthur McDonald the 2015 Nobel Prize in physics.
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La Nina is the opposite phase of El Nino in the interplay between the atmosphere and ocean over the tropical Pacific, collectively known as the El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
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Oil established a pattern of longer-term trend reversal with price oscillation around the $38 level, which formed a base for the rally to the next resistance level near $48.
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This coupled system has, since Bjerknes, been known as ENSO: EN for El Niño, the name that Peruvians give to warm waters around Christmas time; SO for the Southern oscillation.
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This meant that an aluminum honeycomb 'crush core' was crumpled and absorbed some of the impact of landing, leading to a slight oscillation in the rocket, Musk explained on Twitter.
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El Niño and La Niña, the warm and cool phases of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, disrupt large-scale air movements in the tropics, impacting weather patterns across the world.
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Now that we are more likely to enter and maintain neutral conditions of the El Niño Southern Oscillation in the Pacific, recasters believe we will see an above average season.
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Years in which the warm current was unusually strong were known historically as anos de abundancia, or years of abundance ("El Nino, La Nina, and the Southern Oscillation", Philander, 22016).
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"Most parts of Malawi received well-distributed normal seasonal rainfall," he said, adding that Malawi was experiencing "El Nino Southern Oscillation Neutral conditions", which would bring improved rainfall until March.
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"This was due to a change in the Pacific Decadal Oscillation which entered its positive phase, warming the tropics, the west coast of North America and the globe overall," he said.
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The map encompasses 4003 cubic billion light-years of space—about a quarter of the sky—and required the work of hundreds of scientists from the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS).
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More modern measurements of the Southern Oscillation are usually taken by comparing sea level pressures over an area of Indonesia straddling the equator with one in the eastern Pacific (tmsnrt.rs/2cOBVc5).
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For one thing, it has become exceedingly rare to encounter crises of faith as experienced by a secular intellectual, and Carrère's oscillation between orthodox fervor and wistful agnosticism holds undeniable fascination.
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The AmazonBasics Oscillating 3 Speed Tower Fan stands 40 inches tall, easy to use, and is a great price, but it is underpowered and often makes a clicking noise during oscillation.
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And at this stage, we have to consider that all the possible weather outcomes for this season are still on the table, regardless of what El Nino-Southern Oscillation analogs say.
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The El Niño-Southern Oscillation is one of the most widely followed long-term indicators of climate, as both its warm and cool phases can trigger varying effects on weather patterns globally.
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Surface temperatures in the central-eastern Pacific area are monitored by meteorologists because they correlate with a broader set of oceanic and atmospheric changes known as the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
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El Niño is one aspect of the enormous ocean-atmosphere circulations that transport heat across the equatorial Pacific, a set of complex interactions known formally as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
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The stronger, cooler phase of this cycle is termed La Nina while the weaker, warmer phase of the cycle is El Nino ("El Nino, La Nina and the Southern Oscillation", Philander, 21986).
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Alpha oscillation requires a sophisticated brain to generate them, says Flavio Frohlich, associate professor of psychiatry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and senior author on the new study.
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That vocal quality came through strongly in Derya Turkan's soulful improvisation — which included the same languid oscillation of pitch that had struck me as so oddly expressive in the Pomo d'Oro concert.
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Winters with a predominantly negative Arctic Oscillation tend to be cold and snowy across the eastern U.S., with blocking areas of high pressure forming across the northern latitudes, forcing cold air southward.
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A reprieve, not a resurrection The cooling of the Northern Atlantic is a blip on the radar, a localized effect that will eventually turn warmer as the North Atlantic Oscillation flips back.
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"Many questions remain as to how dark vortices originate, what controls their drift and oscillation, how they interact with the environment, and how they eventually dissipate," write the authors in the new study.
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And for the fanciest of toilet users, there's the Brondell Swash 1400 Luxury Bidet Toilet Seat ($649), which is loaded with features like a heated seat, warm air dryer, nozzle oscillation, and deodorizer.
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Over the course of 10 years, researchers used the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) and the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS) to measure galaxies over a volume of 650 cubic billion light years.
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In 2014, the Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO)—a recurring climate pattern that you can think of as a longer-term version of El Niño—shifted from a cool phase to a warm phase.
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First off, that subtle droplet-like sound featured in the video is a manipulated version of the oscillation signature left by a gravitational wave in the early morning hours of September 14, 2015.
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Walker observed that when atmospheric pressure at sea level was high in the Pacific it tended to be low in the Indian Ocean and vice versa, a cycle he named the Southern Oscillation.
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El Nino/La Nina and the Southern Oscillation are instances of a complex system in which small changes in either trade winds or sea surface temperatures can trigger large climate changes through feedback.
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Another important parameter was the difference in the masses of the neutrino types because neutrino oscillation depends not on the specific mass of neutrinos, but rather how much they differ from one another.
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Past bleaching events have typically occurred in years with a strong El Niño-Southern Oscillation, a climate phenomena that can increase the odds of a host of extreme weather events around the globe.
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Instead, he said, they consider longer-term cycles of hurricane activity based on a naturally occurring climate pattern called the Atlantic multidecadal oscillation, which affects ocean surface temperatures over 25 to 40 years.
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While this year's strong El Niño may have contributed to the warming, Serreze said that the primary driver of the record ice retreat is likely a climate pattern known as the Arctic Oscillation.
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There's also a cycle of atmospheric pressure over the North Atlantic Ocean, known as the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), that can increase the odds of colder and snowier weather in some of these areas.
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According to recent neutrino oscillation data (which reveals the differences between the mass states rather than their actual values), if the lightest mass state is zero, the heaviest must be at least 0.0495 eV.
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A pattern of atmospheric pressure over the North Atlantic Ocean, known as the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), is flipping into a particular phase that excites snow lovers on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
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"One particular type of brain wave...called a gamma oscillation, is particularly strongly driven by certain kinds of visual patterns," Dora Hermes, lead author of a correspondence published today in Current Biology, told Gizmodo.
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But El Nino/La Nina and the Southern Oscillation are not the only influences on ocean and atmosphere circulations in the Pacific, so positive feedback mechanisms can fail to develop or subsequently break down.
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As you expect with a fine tower fan, the Ozeri 3X Tower Fan with Passive Noise Reduction comes with a remote control, features a customizable timer, and has a decent 90-degree oscillation sweep.
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There are several theories, none of them definitive, but most relate to the circadian clock—the roughly 21980-hour oscillation in our behavior and biology that influences when we feel hungry, sleepy, or active.
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John Fasullo, a climate scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, told Gizmodo he thought the mechanism "seems plausible though perhaps incomplete," suggesting that the Pacific Decadal Oscillation might also be playing a role.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration dropped its "La Nina watch" in September, having been on the lookout since April, according to the agency's latest forecast ("El Nino/Southern Oscillation diagnostic discussion", NOAA, Sept. 27).
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Somehow — neither Dr. Tsai nor outside experts are quite sure how — 40 hertz produces a gamma-wave oscillation that appears to increase activation of cells called microglia, which perform trash-clearing and immune-regulating functions.
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Its dancing, greenish dirt reminded me too of what the German philosopher Thomas Metzinger says about reality: that from a certain scientific perspective, the physical world is only the quivering, electro-magnetic oscillation of wavelengths.
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You can also use the app to set a schedule, and to manually control all aspects of the fan/purifier/heater, including setting a desired temperature for the heating function, increasing fan speed, or setting oscillation.
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Data from baryon acoustic oscillation surveys of dark energy — the unknown energy accelerating the expansion of the universe — are also inconsistent with the closed universe model, as is cosmic shear data obtained from gravitational lensing observations.
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SHORTER-TERM TRENDS Another climate indicator, the Madden-Julian Oscillation or MJO, has also been paving the path for La Niña via the trade winds, which are among the most important elements in determining ENSO phase.
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The exact mix of neutrino "flavors" leaving the Fermilab campus will be established by the closer detector, and then again when they arrive at SURF, so that the changes due to neutrino oscillation can be measured.
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Longer cycles like the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, which alternates every 20-30 years between warm phases that make El Niños stronger and more frequent and cooler ones, make the role of climate change harder to discern.
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However, the chances that the El Niño-Southern Oscillation-neutral (ENSO) weather pattern will continue through spring 2020 is at 55% to 60%, the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) said in its monthly forecast.
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The observations were carried out by SDSS-III's Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey, which uses a large telescope in New Mexico to not only map the galaxies but also make inferences about the expansion rate of the universe.
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"You expect to see a little more variability in your winter extremes when you've got a La Niña in place," Masters said, adding that other climactic patterns like the North Atlantic Oscillation can play a role, too.
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"Dean" is not entirely autobiographical, but some of its plot points are: a grass-is-greener oscillation between New York and Los Angeles, the use of line drawings as therapy, and the untimely death of a parent.
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Over the past few months, there has been a considerable shift in the Pacific Decadal Oscillation or PDO, a large-scale, long-term climate variability in the North Pacific Ocean that is closely associated with ENSO cycles.
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Before the pause, the oscillation was in what is known as its negative phase, which is associated with warmer air hitting west Greenland, along with less snowfall and more sunlight, all of which contribute to ice loss.
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Atmospheric circulation patterns, such as the Arctic Oscillation, also have to align in ways that both pump mild air into the Arctic and flush sea ice out of the region and into the North Atlantic in particular.
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The Climate Prediction Center says the cool phase of ENSO (the acronym stands for El Niño-Southern Oscillation) will likely kick in by the fall, which would influence the weather around the world throughout the rest of 280.
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The southward displacement of the polar jet stream across the Eastern US (trough) during Greenland blocking/negative North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) episodes facilitates storm systems to track across the Midwest or Southeast and eventually off the Eastern Seaboard.
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" She then adds in the abstractions once she's spent time with the original concept, "I try to keep a fairly stiff composition, as I like the vibration effect to come exclusively from the oscillation of the double exposure.
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It's the philosophy at the forefront of his attitude, that allows for an oscillation between love and hate, one that predates influencer culture, shiny aphorisms and most importantly the backlash against positive thinking with regards to mental health.
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The probability that the El Niño-Southern Oscillation-neutral (ENSO) weather pattern will then continue through the spring of 2020 is at 55% to 60%, the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) said in its monthly forecast.
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Currently, we are in a weak La Niña, but the forecasters at Colorado State believe we will transition to a neutral phase of El Niño-Southern Oscillation over the next several months (no El Niño or La Niña).
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"Spring is a time of year when ENSO (El Niño/Southern Oscillation, the entire El Niño and La Niña system) is often transitioning, making it especially difficult to predict what comes next," NOAA said in its ENSO blog.
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It has a single oscillator, based upon the fabled 163 "Curtis" oscillator used in the Sequential Prophet 5, and a switchable high and low pass "Ladder" filter, which was invented by Moog and provides rich resonance and self-oscillation.
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One is that the large-scale climate indicator El Niño-Southern Oscillation – or ENSO – has much higher chances of sustaining neutral conditions through the end of the year rather than trend toward the warm phase El Niño as earlier forecasts suggested.
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But an experiment called the Liquid Scintillator Neutrino Detector at Los Alamos saw extra "electron antineutrinos" (in particle physics, every particle has an antiparticle that acts exactly the same but annihilates its partner should they ever meet) in the oscillation process.
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Next, a pattern of air pressure known as the North Atlantic Oscillation, or NAO, is shifting into an extreme configuration that meteorologists have never before witnessed during December, January, or February, which are the months considered to be meteorological winter.
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What we're watching: Weather patterns across the Atlantic as well as a broader cycle of atmospheric circulation, known as the Madden-Julian Oscillation, are combining to make the Atlantic far more favorable to storm development than it has been all season.
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And, when Dr Saleh compared the pattern of this oscillation, which is well-established back beyond 500m years ago, with that of his 100,000-year spikes of iron availability, he found that the spikes coincided with moments of maximum eccentricity.
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"It sounds like in the song you have a buildup into a chorus—it's a bass oscillation that's kind of what my orgasm sounds like, because my orgasm pattern is very stagnant and then a lot of activity," she says.
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It was also the 20th straight winter month with a positive North Atlantic Oscillation, the driver for a warm pattern in the west this winter, according to the IBM-owned firm, which provides forecasts aimed at the commodities and energy sectors.
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Extensive observations of radiation emitted by matter at different temperatures, however, show us clearly that the physical properties of radiation, the frequencies and amplitudes of oscillation making up radiation, increase in value rapidly with increasing temperature of the radiating body.
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But that's not a guarantee by any means, because other air and ocean cycles play a larger role in determining winter weather conditions in these areas, particularly the North Atlantic Oscillation, which can only be reliably predicted about two weeks ahead of time.
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As far as what's actually in the unit itself, Sirin's fully-recallable analog sound engine has two re-engineered analog Taurus bass oscillators, a classic Moog ladder filter (which provides rich resonance and self-oscillation), two ADSR envelopes, and a multi-wave LFO.
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Another factor at play is known as the Madden-Julian Oscillation, or MJO, which is a cycle of enhanced showers and thunderstorms that travels eastward around the equator and gets back to its starting point within one to two months, on average.
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His eyewitness account of the sack of Troy, in Book II, remains one of the most powerful depictions of military violence in European literature, with a disorienting, almost cinematic oscillation between seething, smoke-filled crowd scenes and claustrophobic moments of individual panic.
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Brondell Swash 1400 Luxury Bidet Toilet Seat Experienced bidet users and those with money to burn will appreciate the Brondell Swash 1400 Luxury Bidet Toilet Seat, which is loaded with features like a heated seat, warm air dryer, nozzle oscillation, and deodorizer.
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"Oscillation between male and female becomes, at the end of the day, only a 'provocative' display against so-called 'traditional frameworks', and one which, in fact, ignores the suffering of those who have to live situations of sexual indeterminacy," the authors write.
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But by pressing the center button at different pressures, for different lengths of time, and mixing that up with the very real delight of aftertouch, you could play your way through any league or cup without the slightest oscillation of your right thumb.
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"Often during the night a regular pattern is manifested, where a slow oscillation from the cortex is immediately followed by a thalamic spindle and while this happens, a hippocampal ripple appears in parallel," Charles Francois V. Latchoumane, a research fellow at the IBS, said.
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Last year, a group known as BOSS, the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey, came up with a Hubble constant of about 68, based on how 1.5 million galaxies were clustered in space and time, but it used data from the cosmic microwave background for calibration.
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Because a study out today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences uses two decades of data to make a pivotal connection: Pseudo-nitzschia gets particularly toxic in masses of warm Pacific waters like El Niño and the less-romantic-sounding Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
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Get the latest forecast and weather stories "Without either El Niño or La Niña conditions, short-term climate patterns like the Arctic Oscillation will drive winter weather and could result in large swings in temperature and precipitation," said Mike Halpert, deputy director of the Climate Prediction Center.
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Nor is this the only possible explanation for these jerks—others have suggested they come from a torsional, or twisting, oscillation in the core, though the researchers behind the new paper argue that torsional oscillations are too weak to generate the signals observed in real life.
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But with the Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) - that measures sea level pressure differences and is one of a number of indicators of a La Nina - rising to its highest level in two months, analysts and traders say the outlook for Australia's silo-bursting supplies remains in doubt.
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Other factors have influenced the fusillade of nor'easters, including a pattern of air pressure over the North Atlantic, known as the North Atlantic Oscillation, as well as a strong blocking pattern of high pressure near Greenland that is holding up weather systems like a stop light at an intersection.
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Before my second visit to the Sandback exhibition, I stopped briefly at the LeWitt show, where the extreme oscillation between the black and white stripes seemed to have washed out my eyes, because when I got to Zwirner minutes later, Sandback's illusions were suddenly non-existent, or virtually so.
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They then went on to discover the role of another gene, called "timeless," which encodes a protein called TIM, that works in combination with the PER protein to regulate the activity of the period gene and in turn the levels of the PER protein -- enabling this 24-hour oscillation.
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The Vatican leader's persistent oscillation between ally (saying Christians should apologize to gay people for past offenses this June) and foe (saying that honoring one's transgender identity aids in the "annihilation of man as image of God" this August) is proof positive that the Church is ideologically confused.
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Observing the oscillation of light as the black hole gobbles the star and spews stellar material in an outward spiral could help astronomers understand the black hole's behavior, a scientific mystery since physicist Albert Einstein's work more than a century ago examined gravity's influence on light in motion.
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Traditionally, the introductory view of the pendulum is to show that for small amplitudes the motion of the mass is like a simple harmonic motion (motion of a mass on a spring) with a period of oscillation that depends on the length of the string and the local gravitational field.
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While you are running, the headphones' sensors track a host of different parameters integral to good form and preventing injury: cadence (steps per minute), step length, step width, vertical oscillation (the up and down bounce of your body), head tilt angle, stance / flight time, shock, maximum leg force, balance, and consistency.
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Researchers suspect those cycles are linked to fluctuations in wind shear, which can be affected by events like El Niño, as well as by ocean events like the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, a cycle of fluctuations in sea surface temperature that may be affected by ocean currents and possibly air pollution.
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Instead, they found that two large atmospheric patterns most likely accounted for the hot spot off the Southeast coast: the El Niño cycle and the North Atlantic Oscillation, which is a shift in atmospheric pressure over the ocean that can have large effects on the winds blowing toward the American coast.
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The site goes on to explain that "the biophysical water quality changes depending on the moon phase," but also features a disclaimer for consumers which says that "the views presented here go far beyond the current state of science and that classical medicine has neither accepted nor recognized the effect of bioenergetic oscillation."
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Hurricanes are influenced and steered by massive global trends in weather, such as the warming or cooling of waters in the Pacific (El Niño and La Niña) and patterns like the Madden-Julian oscillation (an eastward-moving weather system that circles the globe every month or so and makes thunderstorms more likely).
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Canada's Microvariability and Oscillation of Stars (MOST) telescope launched June 30, 2003 on what was supposed to be a one-year mission to study star vibrations, but the machine was still going strong in 2014 when the Canadian Space Agency yanked its funding, saying the mission had achieved its objectives and it was time to retire.
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Second, while the large-scale weather pattern will be primed for a big East Coast snowstorm, with a blocking high pressure area over Greenland, a negative phase of a cycle known as the Arctic Oscillation, and a deep dip in the jet stream from Canada southward to the Gulf of Mexico, it's unclear if any formidable storm will materialize.
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Researchers believe that the cooling is related to a natural variation in the climate in the Northern Hemisphere known as the North Atlantic Oscillation, which can warm or cool the northern portions of the Atlantic Ocean in periods of several years (not too dissimilar from the impact that El Niño and La Niña can have on Pacific Ocean temperatures).
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How the Arctic Oscillation, and the weather across the Arctic region in general, is interacting with a strong El Niño event in the tropical Pacific Ocean is still an open question, Serreze said The El Niño is also helping to reconfigure weather patterns from Australia to the U.S. and beyond, but its relationship with the Arctic has only recently begun to be investigated.
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But hurricanes are also influenced and steered by massive global trends in weather that are hard to predict: The warming or cooling of waters in the Pacific (El Niño and La Niña) and patterns like the Madden-Julian oscillation (an eastward-moving weather system that circles the globe every month or so and makes thunderstorms more likely) all play a role.
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"The rate at which you turn the genes on, the rate at which the genes make the proteins, the rate at which the proteins make complexes, the rate at which they enter the nucleus, the rate at which they turn off their own genes, and the rate at which those protein complexes are degraded, actually make a 24-hour oscillation," explained Foster.
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