Sentence examples for half degree of from inspiring English sources

The likely changes associated with another half degree of warming over the next few decades are discussed in the latest assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

That Paris cafe staple, the one that gets pushed across countless zinc bars in open pitchers, sometimes chilled to within a half degree of freezing, to mask its harsh tannins, its vegetal aromas, its lack of fruit?

Some things I did not want to learn, but learned anyway: every return flight from London to New York costs the Arctic three square metres of ice; for every half degree of warming, societies see between a 10 and 20% increase in the likelihood of armed conflict; global plastic production is expected to triple by 2050, by which point there will be more plastic than fish in the planet's oceans.

I would love to know how long they trolled around to find a model output that showed only a half degree of warming from 1980 to 2010.

Interference alignment (IA) technique is recently brought to show that each user can achieve half degree of freedom (DoF) in the K-user interference channel.

The exact location of each rectangle was randomly jittered by half degree of visual angle towards the centre or the periphery.

This work deals with a new semi-active vibration control concept with a serial-stiffness-switch system (SSSS), which can be seen as one and a half degree-of-freedom system.

I like the idea that Atlanta, one of the country's largest cities, only has about two and a half degrees of separation between its citizens.

These rotations are all clockwise, and show a strong correlation with the age of the rock: about one and a half degrees of rotation per million years.

Mounted on a large telescope at the Cerro Tololo Interamerican Observatory in Chile, the new camera can take single exposures spanning one-half degree of sky, an area larger than the full moon.

Hyperion's orbit is unusual in that it is somewhat eccentric (elongated) yet inclined less than a half degree from the plane of Saturn's equator.