Sentence examples for Theoretical climate from inspiring English sources

In fact, recent theoretical climate model studies suggest that global mean temperatures during the middle Holocene were probably 0.2 0.3 °C (0.4 0.5 °F) colder than average late 20th-century conditions.

You didn't need to understand the physics of how a theoretical climate model works to understand the picture that our hockey stick was telling about the unprecedented nature of climate change; it represented a potent icon and it was attacked.

There never was…only totally unproven theoretical climate models.

First, and foremost, it means that theoretical climate models upon which crisis claims are entirely based can't be trusted, Second, if those models can't be validated, then claims of consensus attributing an unproven crisis to human CO2 emissions, or to any other cause for that matter, certainly don't warrant legitimacy either.

The SSA-MTM Toolkit was developed by the Theoretical Climate Dynamics group at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) [ 45] and further improved in collaboration with researchers in Europe and North America [ 5, 46].

The biggest models have improved substantially in the last few years, with many no longer requiring "flux adjustments" -- essentially fudge factors -- that were once needed to prevent the machine-generated, theoretical climates from drifting out of the realm of the possible.

"We have both the scientific and we have the anecdotal, and then on top of that we have the theoretical based on climate models".

The monitoring of glacial earthquakes might provide another way of remotely gathering data on fast-moving glaciers for use in theoretical models of climate change.

Utilizing the insights of this unique gathering of experts, the book offers recommendations to improve the current state of knowledge and direct future research in fields ranging from chemistry and theoretical physics to climate modeling and remote satellite sensing.

The theoretical strength of climate change sitting within disaster risk reduction, which in turn sits within development and sustainability, can lead to positive policy and practice outcomes.

In the late 1980s, a scare based upon theoretical and primitive climate models that predicted man-made carbon emissions were causing unprecedented and dangerous global warming perfectly served these goals.