The 800-year range for the time frame is enormous, they pointed out — and was driven by computer models that "turned up the knob and turned down the knob" on global temperatures driven by climate change, Joughin said.
The Galvez family, loyalists still, have retained it all, right down to the knobs and the vibrant colors.
The Hymans beam with pride as they recall her reaction to the home she hadn't visited since 1958 and her eagle-eye approval at the historically accurate restoration, right down to the knobs on the living room console — the fruits of Ted's 20-some-hour online research.
Then you press down on the knob to select something, but don't forget about the other menus under this button…") or downright distracting ("This touch screen is so hi-res, you won't want to take your eyes off it!") Voice has always held the promise of a new day when it came to controlling your car's functions, but most voice-control systems are risible at best.
Load the bread into the slots, change the setting to your preferred level of doneness, and push down on the knob that lowers the toast into the toaster and turns it on.
Kelly then said the debate about global warming was about trying to get "better weather, and that people wanted to dial down the CO2 knob.
The director's version wasn't created simply by turning down the color knob: it's the result of substantial work by Mr. Bogdanovich, the cinematographer Laszlo Kovacs (who died in 2007), the colorist John Dunn and Grover Crisp, the executive in charge of maintaining the Sony/Columbia library.
To turn down the adventure knob a few ticks, stop by The Little Nell.
Turn down the knob for cold.
"He would wander by and pull up a chair and sit down and begin playing with the knobs and offering suggestions," Mr. Young said.
