Sentence examples for change peak from inspiring English sources
And last, we have to deal with the emergencies of climate change, peak oil, water scarcity and food insecurity.
And they said: 'The park.' I said, 'Climate change, peak oil – what about all these things that actually matter?' They said: 'No, sorry – it's the park.' That and a few hanging baskets".
It works like this: an initiating group forms; raises awareness about climate change, peak oil and so on (always in the context of what can we, now, here, do about it); then subsequent groups form around key areas – food, energy, transport – which enable the people who are passionate about those areas to get involved.
Here is my note on why Jeremy Rifkin's Third Industrial Revolution is my top recommendation: The current list of problems is big and growing all the time: climate change, peak oil, ocean acidification, human rights, conflict minerals, and one billion people suffering from hunger.
Unlike the 3 other agents that alter electromotility (salicylate, lanthanides, membrane tension), chlorpromazine did not change peak capacitance (Cmpk), which varies directly with maximal electromotile gain.
The Transition Movement, originating in Ireland and the United Kingdom, gathers and supports community-led actions to meet the global challenges of climate change, peak oil and energy descent.
Accordingly, the loading effect can explain about two-thirds of the estimated annual gravity change peak-to-peak (2.90 µgal).
In case A, the rate of morphological change peaks early and then returns to an average rate (dashed line).
Furthermore, virus genetic diversity in Africa shows a clear seasonal pattern of change; peaks occur during the Northern Hemisphere winter.
The subtropical water layer OHC change peaks along the Gulf Stream (and its recirculation gyres), and the North Atlantic Current in all three reanalyses and in EN4.
Adding Al2O3, TiO2, and SiO2 to the paraffin resulted in a higher Tmp and allowed a melting phase-change peak of the paraffin to occur at higher temperatures.
