"The strike is disruptive to the atmosphere here, and it's causing a pretty big rift on campus," said Taylor Chapman, an English major from Houston.
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To most climatologists, the thinning of the sea ice is further proof of the warming of the earth's atmosphere, a potentially disruptive trend that hardly mainstream scientists now dispute.
While it's a potent symbol and convenient rallying point for campaigners, it's a distraction from core issues and opportunities on energy and largely insignificant if your concern is averting a disruptive buildup of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Even if we stopped burning all fossil fuels immediately, the disruptive effect of accumulated CO2 in the atmosphere is guaranteed to hammer us for decades.
Just as the global climate ebbs and surges, with droughts followed by deluges, so does the politically charged atmosphere that has long surrounded research pointing to potentially disruptive global warming.
What's the point of lying?" DeGale won the title again in 2006 and the atmosphere in the gym had shifted and the tension was often disruptive; DeGale had started occasionally to train earlier in the evening with the junior boxers and their trainer, Steve Newland.
Specific non-disruptive sampling devices were designed to extract data from cakes and the oven atmosphere in order to follow the kinetics of thermal reactions during the baking operation.
Skeptics armed with climate models say it's much more complicated than that; the atmosphere is a chaotic system, and the results will be localized, regional, and disruptive.
Thermal treatments at 700 °C under argon or hydrogen atmosphere directly applied to parent graphene oxide paper lead to a significant removal of disruptive oxygen-containing functional groups, and to a considerable recovery of the sp2 network structure.
