Sentence examples for degree future from inspiring English sources

Two trajectories for UK consumption emissions are calculated in which (1) international reduction targets are consistent with those pledged today equating to four degrees of temperature rise and (2) international reduction targets achieve a two degree future.

With the clock ticking on a two degree future climate activists need to consider innovative new efforts to drive vehicle electrification.

For example, the global 0.5 degree future projections used in Figures 11 and 12 were created by bias-correcting raw, coarse scale GCM output (following [7]) and spatially interpolating the bias-corrected monthly GCM departures to a 0.5 degree resolution grid, and then applying these interpolated data to a 0.5 degree grid of observed climate.

Each of these scenarios is associated with a set of policies that we may expect to influence, to a greater or lesser degree, future patterns of mortality, fertility, and migration.

Like Scott's earlier sci-fi hit Alien, it was a triumph of art direction and cinematography in the visualization of a 360-degree future world, a world that was infinitely more interesting than the events unfolding within it.

"This is part of a broader call by investors for disclosure on how companies are going to adapt to a 2-degree future," said Shanna Cleveland, a senior manager at Ceres, a nonprofit working with business people on climate issues.

Sources of uncertainty include the degree of future climate change, future emissions of air pollutants and their precursors, and how population vulnerability may change in the future.

What is happening in Russia right now is going to define, to a large degree, the future of the aids epidemic globally.

He described a process in which the Defense Department "will have to trade, at some level and to some degree, our future readiness for current operations".

Supporters of the move said this could bring down greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 100bn tonnes of carbon dioxide, or about half a degree of future warming.

This result suggests that relative humidity is a necessary metric for models to perform accurately, Dr. Trenberth said, but not a sufficient criterion in itself for predicting the degree of future change.