Yet, at present, this paradox has not yet been entirely resolved because the geologic record suggests that CO2 levels in the Archean atmosphere potentially exerted enough of a greenhouse effect to avoid Earth freezing for contemporary albedos, whereas the presence of other greenhouse gases such as CH4 and OCS was also reported (e.g., Pavlov et al. 2003; Ueno et al. 2009).
These explosions, together with the effects of star formation, may exert enough pressure to launch the molecular gas out of the galaxy core, Bolatto and his colleagues wrote in their study.
I'll post a proper summary of what we've learnt in a moment, but there are two points that stand out. 1. Meyer accused Blair of failing to exert enough pressure on Bush.
Given that a total blood volume of the nude mice of about 20 g (body weight) is 1.5 ml, we expected that TfR-lytic may exert enough antitumor effects at a dose of approximately 2.8 to 5.6 mg/kg.
Avicii was the only other DJ on the list apparently Tiësto, Skrillex, Guetta, Afrojack, and Deadmau5 didn't make enough bank or exert enough influence to compete with the likes of Oprah, Dr. Dre, or Celebrity 100 chart-topper Beyoncé.
The ice sheets on Greenland and Antarctica are immense, and it turns out they exert enough gravitational pull to draw a substantial amount of ocean water toward them.
But even if I was no longer sober by the end of the meal, I still managed to exert enough discipline to hold the debate to an hour.
It is also possible that Russia might yet exert enough petrol gravity to draw Romania back within its sphere of influence, but never to the extent that the USSR had.
We didn't create enough, we didn't exert enough pressure and we allowed them to dictate the pattern of the game.
Moreover, he felt criticised on the issue of African-American solidarity and also for having allegedly failed to exert enough raunchy heterosexiness.
