Sentence examples for direct warming from inspiring English sources

It reckoned black carbon had a direct warming effect of around 1.1W/m ².

It is likely that the direct warming effects are overridden by other abiotic and/or biotic factors, e.g., warming-induced changes in nutrient levels and grazing rate.

"North of 20 degrees [latitude] forests had a direct warming influence that more or less counterbalanced the cooling effect of carbon removal from the atmosphere," said Prof Caldeira.

Direct warming of the marsh due to climate change favors aboveground vegetation production, while sea level rise leads to more accommodation space, thus increasing rates of carbon burial (Kirwan and Mudd 2012).

Nevertheless, a minor direct warming effect has been repeatedly detected on soil bacterial composition, whereas the predominant variation is controlled via indirect warming effects on biotic and geochemical variables (Xiong et al. 2014a; Zhou et al. 2012).

Consequently, energy output must not exceed the supply potential for direct warming and biomass production.

It's direct, warm, emotional honest, even and the surfeit of pleasingly deceptive musical simplicity allows the irony of the central concept - that there is no such thing as reality anymore - an opportunity to filter through.

What remains is a pitted landscape, with boggy depressions, that directs warmer water onto the permafrost, leading to further thawing.

If so, it directs warm air through the defroster vents, increases the fresh air intake and, if necessary, uses the air-conditioning system to lower the car's interior humidity.

Though the observed increase in anthropogenic aerosols may not have a direct effect in warming the Indian Ocean, they may have a potential role in suppressing (or even cooling) the surface warming over the South Asian domain in the recent decades39,40.

She says she has applied insulation film on her windows to block the direct sunlight from warming up the rooms.