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As you come around the banks in these valleys, the forces can get up to two Gs; the scientists must be completely harnessed in in order to make measurements while on board.
On the back there is scales and measurements for terrestrial navigation.
And we were able to get some force measurements out.
And I got all these force measurements, and then I went and looked at the force output of the system.
And this is ability, in real time, to actually take measurements of caloric intake as well as expenditure, through a Band-Aid.
I've been there six times: Four times I did work with National Geographic, making tectonic plate measurements; twice, I went with NASA doing remote sensing devices.
I'm going to show you in a few minutes some amazing measurements that suggest there may be life on Mars.
We have obtained topographic measurements of the surface of Mars.
We believe that in a one-hour flight we can rewrite the textbook on Mars by making high-resolution measurements of the atmosphere, looking for gases of biogenic origin, looking for gases of volcanic origin, studying the surface, studying the magnetism on the surface, which we don't understand, as well as about a dozen other areas.
You also have the mathematical structure, talking about grids, measurements, labels, points, axes, that sort of thing.
And then as we start to define what does steepness mean, we realize it would be nice to have some measurements to really narrow it down, specifically what that means.
Long measurements, big Brownian motions, 1.33.
EEG measurements typically involve a hairnet with an array of sensors, like the one that you can see here in the photo.
So by combining measurements from many different places around the world, my colleagues at the University of Southern California, Doug LaRowe and Jan Amend, were able to calculate that each one of these deep-sea microbial cells requires only one zeptowatt of power, and before you get your phones out, a zepto is 10 to the minus 21, because I know I would want to look that up.
They take measurements.
And they combine these measurements with complex computer models and make beautiful, global visualizations such as this one, showing the ocean currents and the temperature of the ocean, globally.
You wear only the best Italian suits from Armani, hand stitched and fitted to your exact measurements.
Susan Day has just come in with a list of her own, and he decides to keep an eye on her - and learns of a plot to use computer generated images made from detailed electronic measurements of the models to replace live models for commercials and acting.
Detailed radiation measurements on the ground and from satellites have since proved the greenhouse effect’s existence.
I am convinced that we need an overall cap on leverage on banks’ balance sheets, regardless of risk asset weightings or value at risk measurements.
The McKinsey study used 15 indicators – including common measurements of economic equality, like wages and labor-force participation rates, as well as metrics for social, political, and legal equality – to assign “gender parity scores” to 95 countries, accounting for 97% of global GDP and 93% of the world’s women.
Nor do we hear that the Antarctic is experiencing record sea ice coverage since satellite measurements began.
When combined with physical measurements on the ground, these data can help governments gain a better accounting of water resources, prepare for droughts and floods, and plan future water use.
But various data, including measurements from ships and aircraft, confirm that the ice has thinned by roughly half since the 1980’s.
While this sounds technical (and it is), the reality is that top AMR scientists think that agreeing on common measurements could change the way individual countries set their own targets and improve our capacity to measure progress in the coming years.
Measurements from Beijing show that upwards of 16% of the air pollution comes from coal.
Complicating wealth measurements further is the fact that, as Martin Feldstein recently pointed out, for the vast majority of households, a large proportion of wealth is in the form of unaccounted future social benefits.
During the last 200 years, a period when we have had accurate measurements from tide gauges, the sea level has continued to rise slowly.
The past twelve months was the hottest 12-month period since measurements began.
For the past 30 years – that’s how long the satellite measurements have been taken – the trend is clearly upward and similar in magnitude in all the available data sets.
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