Sentence examples for face experiments from inspiring English sources

Draw With Your Face Experiments+ |  A drawing-and-funny-noises game for Google Hangouts, created by @okfocus and @aarontweets, who came by today.

To help understand the limits of CO2 fertilization, scientists are turning to free-air CO2 enrichment (FACE) experiments.

So far there have been no FACE experiments in the tropics, where logistics are much more difficult.

These figures are higher than reported in previous FACE experiments, for either cool or warm seasons crops and suggest that this basic commodity would benefit from a CO2 enriched air, both in terms of yield performance and water savings.

An increase in productivity induced by elevated CO2 has been documented in several grassland FACE experiments (e.g., [15, 56 58]), while actual productivity changes were impacted by interactions among the elevated CO2 concentration, climate [59], soil conditions [60], nitrogen availability [61 64], and community composition [57, 65].

Changes in litter quantity as a consequence of global climate change are becoming increasingly likely; recent FACE experiments have shown that litterfall increases with elevated atmospheric CO2 concentrations [1] [5] and predicted changes in rainfall distribution patterns [6] and temperature [7] may also affect litterfall by altering leafing phenology.

The new spectacle is our own face in the mirror as it ages and fades: all the original instinct for display or chase from which this performance rises (or depends) carries on life-and-death while our species looks at its own face, experimenting with disguises, putting time on hold by holding its breath.

The comedy is knockabout, but the sheer tactlessness is part of what makes it funny, along with Djalili's great big expressive, rubbery face, experimenting in the mirror with what he imagines to be the stoic grimaces of Judaism, and pondering the nature of his semitic identity.

To widen or shorten a rectangular face, experiment with different lines.

E-[CO2] significantly reduced grain appearance quality by increasing the percentage of chalky grains, as was reported in a previous FACE experiment in China (Yang et al. [2007]).

We did not measure canopy or panicle temperatures in this study, but a previous rice FACE study reported a 0.2 to 1°C increase in canopy temperature by E-[CO2] (Yoshimoto et al. [2005]), which likely occurred in our FACE experiment.