Sentence examples for compared with present day from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare is having breakfast with Anne Hathaway and comments on the characters in his various plays compared with present day plays.

Regional climate model simulations consistently show increasing annual mean temperatures by 2100, ranging between 2.7°C and 4.7°C, compared with present day.

Future areas of climatic suitability were compared with present day suitable areas and actual distribution.

Comparing historical rates (LD-based) between species at a similar scale (table 2), we see a decrease in correlation strength compared with present day, some regions quite dramatically.

For each climate model and SRES combination, the projected change in heat wave frequency and length based on daily maximum temperature at the grid cell covering Chicago was analyzed for the 20-year period 2081 2100 compared with present day.

Compared with present-day conditions, the mean air temperature was on the order of 12 ° to 20 °C colder near the ice margin.

This paper describes an advanced fusion power reactor based on advanced plasma physics assumptions and large technological extrapolation compared with present-day knowledge.

From this and much other evidence of revisionism bordering on amnesia, Mr. Bowden concludes that the Iranian hostage crisis has come to look decorous compared with present-day American involvement in the Islamic world.

Glacier advance into mid-latitudes requires severe cooling and increased snowfall compared with present-day conditions, to an extent that far exceeds the predicted response of the Earth system to 'cold' orbital configurations in climate models.

Compared with present-day, the model predicts a general pattern of ocean warming (1 5°C) in both hemispheres to a depth of 2000 m, below which no significant differences are noted.

Of these genes, 67% (29/43) are increased in Neandertals compared with present-day humans, and most of these are genes of unknown function.