Sentence examples for fluxes from inspiring English sources

This has given them a commanding role in the planet's carbon cycle.Although the natural fluxes of carbon dioxide into and out of the atmosphere are still more than ten times larger than the amount that humans put in every year by burning fossil fuels, the human addition matters disproportionately because it unbalances those natural flows.

In "Walking", Thoreau actually wrote: "In wildness is the preservation of the world".Daniel Shively Indiana, Pennsylvania* SIR – You said that "the natural fluxes in carbon dioxide into and out of the atmosphere are still more than ten times larger than the amount that humans put out every year by burning fossil fuels".

And the possibility of a satellite system for monitoring fluxes of CO2, which is not a panacea but would certainly help, was set back by the loss of the Orbiting Carbon Observatory, a spacecraft built by NASA, America's space agency, during its launch in February 2009.

In this process, the concentrate is mixed with hematite (an iron ore), aluminum powder, and small quantities of fluorspar and lime fluxes in a rotary mixer and then unloaded into steel containers lined with magnesite refractory bricks.

Mathematical modeling of mass motion and heat transfer (including convection), along with studies of solidification, gas dissolution, and the effects of fluxes, are providing a much more detailed understanding of the factors controlling weld structure.

Small pieces of iron would have been produced in copper smelting furnaces as iron oxide fluxes and iron-bearing copper sulfide ores were used.

The protons of the outer belt have much lower energies than those of the inner belt, and their fluxes are much higher.

More intriguing is the Mag Surf, developed by people in white coats with pockets ostentatiously festooned with pens, which is based on excitingly Back to the Future-type things such as superconductors, and flux tubes.

But Wood insists that the SNP's success in Scotland proves that politics is now in flux as never before.

It is quite normal to experience some flux in international cricket – Australia and South Africa have made as many changes as England since the Champions Trophy in 2013, but both have found solid ground at the right moment.

Perhaps these are not just the result of individuals' choices, but a sign that the economic underpinnings of our society are in flux.