Sentence examples for cycle of temperature from inspiring English sources

Mann, M. E. & Park, J. Greenhouse warming and changes in the seasonal cycle of temperature: Model versus observations.

The 2004 2008 mean and annual cycle of temperature, salinity, and steric height in the global ocean from the Argo Program.

The extra water vapour, itself a greenhouse gas, causes more warming and more evaporation in a vicious cycle of temperature increases that eventually result in the ocean boiling away.

A comparison of simulated and real turbidities allowed to display secondary nucleation and to devise a new alternating cycle of temperature (ACT) obtained from turbidimetry.

During one cycle of temperature scanning, measurements of the frequency and temperature dependences of capacitance and conductance, as well as of current-voltage characteristics of the studied structures were carried out in the temperature range 10 300 K.

The diurnal cycle of temperature is striking near the land surface below about 300 m but is weak near the tropopause in spite of the cloud top height having a clear diurnal cycle.

There are clearly certain features of climate, such as annual cycles of temperature and rainfall, which are exempt from the ravages of chaos.

This clock has evolved to match the cycle of light and dark, and associated cycles of temperature, for example, created by the Earth's rotation.

Allowance should also be made for the daily, or circadian, rhythms in metabolic activity (e.g., daily cycles of temperature change).

In the primitive swarming type of reproduction the male seeks out the female in the open water, usually in synchrony with lunar periodicity, cycles of temperature, or food availability.

Many of these variations are correlated with natural cycles of temperature seen in the oceans, including the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO), the North Atlantic Oscillation and the Arctic Oscillation.