As the field wanes, the number of sunspots falls to a trough at which point the sun's magnetic field reverses direction and starts to regain its strength.As early as 1801 William Herschel, a British astronomer, suggested that when sunspots were plentiful the Earth would be warmer.
"Ricky" is quick to fall into a trough of judgmental despair.
As mentioned, Nereus will complete its first mission in June, followed by a mission in the fall to Cayman Trough, the world's deepest ocean trench (just south of Cuba), and then eventually to arctic regions in order to simulate conditions on Europa — like how to drill through two kilometers of ice.
The serum vaspin levels are highest in the early morning before breakfast and fall to the trough levels within two hours after breakfast.
They reported that ghrelin levels rose nearly two-fold shortly before each meal and fall to trough levels within 1 h after eating, a diurnal profile that is consistent with a physiological role for ghrelin in initiating individual meals.
There are shows in which you can bounce off a big rubber ball and fall into a trough of dirty water.
She has paid particular attention to repairing it after it fell into a trough during the era of her predecessor, Gerhard Schröder.
Where the crests or troughs of the waves of two or more beams coincide, bright spots are created; where a crest falls on a trough, a dark spot results.The material responds to the pattern of spots, undergoing chemical changes at the bright ones.
And yet, WBAI has fallen into a trough in the past decade.
When the wavelets reach the region outside the outermost rays of the light beam, they destroy each other by mutual interference wherever a crest of one wavelet falls upon a trough of another wavelet.
The open source device is under development right now (availability is up in the air) but it really points to some interesting work being done on a device that, at least in terms of hype, has fallen into a trough of interest.
