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The roiling mass of convection, or shower and thunderstorm activity, has recently acquired more spin, an indication that a center of low pressure is developing.
A STRONG HURRICANE IS FORECAST TO STRIKE THE GULF COAST BY MONDAYMATTHEW CAPPUCCI, JASON SAMENOWAUGUST 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThe most significant is that it would stabilize part of the interior against convective heat, which otherwise would roil Saturn’s insides with turbulence.
SATURN’S INSIDES ARE SLOSHING AROUNDNEEL V. PATELAUGUST 16, 2021MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWVideos produced by Becher’s team show exactly how air comes out of different instruments, in what looks like roiling puffs of smoke.
WHAT SCIENCE TELLS US ABOUT REDUCING CORONAVIRUS SPREAD FROM WIND INSTRUMENTSBETSY LADYZHETSAUGUST 6, 2021SCIENCE NEWSNeither is absorbing blame for some of the quality-of-life issues roiling California, like homelessness and energy costs.
THE TRAILER: WHO SPONSORED THIS MESSAGE? WHY YOU'RE SEEING SO MANY ADS SO FAR FROM THE MIDTERMS.DAVID WEIGELJULY 29, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSmith’s comments about Ohtani and the blowback to them came a little more than a week after ESPN was roiled by a leaked video of Rachel Nichols, a host of the network’s NBA coverage, making disparaging comments about colleague Maria Taylor.
AFTER STEPHEN A. SMITH’S RANT ABOUT SHOHEI OHTANI, HIS ESPN CO-WORKERS LED THE PUSHBACKBEN STRAUSSJULY 13, 2021WASHINGTON POSTFollowing a rough crash landing on the surface of the planet 4546b, Robin seeks shelter in a small underwater lifepod to escape the dangerous weather conditions that regularly roil the planet’s surface.
‘SUBNAUTICA: BELOW ZERO’: HOLD YOUR BREATH AND DIVE INCHRISTOPHER BYRDJUNE 11, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSpurred by Notch Brewing employee Brienne Allan’s Instagram post about her experiences with sexism, the revelations have roiled the craft beer world and led to resignations, apologies and sweeping calls for change.
THE SOLUTION TO THE CRAFT BEER INDUSTRY’S SEXISM AND DIVERSITY PROBLEMSALLYSON BRANTLEYJUNE 3, 2021WASHINGTON POSTYet events from the past few months highlight a need for greater transparency within the financial system, including for hedge funds and other financial entities with the power to roil Wall Street.
FED CONCERNED ABOUT THE RISKS THAT ACCOMPANY SOARING MARKETSRACHEL SIEGELMAY 6, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThis flood of new talent also arrives in the middle of an ongoing debate — roiling just outside the industry’s gates — about whether these exclusionary practices harm innovation.
GEN Z WOMEN ARE BREAKING INTO THE VENTURE CAPITAL BOY’S CLUBNITASHA TIKUAPRIL 23, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn Congo, you can spend a night on the summit of Mount Nyiragongo and peer down into a roiling molten cauldron, among the most spectacular lava lakes on Earth.
IN EAST AFRICA, MOUNTAIN GORILLAS AND A NEW PARADIGM FOR WILDLIFE TRAVELHENRY WISMAYERAPRIL 23, 2021WASHINGTON POSTWORDS RELATED TO ROIL
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.