Sentence examples for changed hotspots from inspiring English sources

Through Figure 17 we may see that the error increases with the percentage of changed hotspots and roughly follows a linear tendency.

A great quantity of executions were saved, even for 20% of changed hotspots where about 70% of the total executions without any QoD (i.e., 168 executions) were spared.

At 80% of changed hotspots, only about 5% of the total executions were performed with an error not greater than 0.3.

The results of the sensitivity analysis did not reveal new insights or changed the hotspots.

The results presented here are of ecological relevance as the Mediterranean Sea supports ∼10% of the world marine diversity [92], plays a key role as heat reservoir and source of moisture for surrounding land areas [93], and further emerges as one of the most prominent climate change hotspots [94].

We quantify climate change hotspots in the 2016 2035, 2046 2065, and 2080 2099 periods of the CMIP5 RCP8.5 and RCP4.5 simulations.

In addition to climate change hotspots, our metric also identifies areas that exhibit relatively small aggregate response to global warming.

We use a statistical metric of multi-dimensional climate change to quantify the emergence of global climate change hotspots in the CMIP5 climate model ensemble.

Giorgi (2006) quantified sub-continental-scale climate change hotspots in the late-21st-century period of Phase 3 of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP3).

The results identify areas of the Amazon, the Sahel and tropical West Africa, Indonesia, and the Tibetan Plateau as persistent regional climate change hotspots throughout the 21st century of the RCP8.5 and RCP4.5 forcing pathways.

In addition, areas of southern Africa, the Mediterranean, the Arctic, and Central America/western North America also emerge as prominent regional climate change hotspots in response to intermediate and high levels of forcing.