Sentence examples for half temperature rise from inspiring English sources

"We don't have any evidence that polar bears have experienced anything more than about a degree and a half temperature rise during their whole evolutionary history," Amstrup says.

More than half the temperature rise results from urbanization, which makes the flora of Concord useful in determining how plants in nonurban areas may respond to future warming.

Piers Forster of Leeds University, in England, one of the study's authors, argues that if people did everything they could to reduce black-carbon emissions, it would strip half a degree of temperature rise out of the process of global warming or, to put it another way, would give politicians two extra decades to tackle the less tractable question of what to do about CO2.

The result shows that under the condition with constant current charge/discharge larger than 1 C, the temperature rise rate is reduced by half.

Eighty percent of the temperature rise occurred within the first half-hour.

For a doubling of CO2 from pre-industrial levels, they put the likely global temperature rise at between two and a half and eight degrees Fahrenheit.

The solutions are illustrated with temperature rise and stresses in a single layered half-space induced by moving Hertz pressure.

Half the ice water (1 1) is added to speed this process and control the temperature rise.

Total temperature rise: 2.3°.

Does a small temperature rise actually matter?

It's theorized that metabolism increases because hot peppers literally heat you up — for every half degree that body temperature rises in Fahrenheit, metabolism is estimated to increase roughly seven percent.