Sentence examples for higher cloud from inspiring English sources

If PDMS is end-functionalized with CO2-phobic groups, however, the resultant molecules will exhibit higher cloud point pressures.

As climate change progresses, higher cloud ceilings, increased evaporative demand, and higher temperatures may further shift the timing of the growing season and reduce growth at low elevation Christmas tree farms, but farms at higher elevations may benefit from a longer growing season.

For altitudes between 12 and 30 km, higher cloud frequencies are found in the tropics and in the region of the Antarctic ozone hole, whilst relatively low cloud frequencies are observed over mid-latitudes and in the Arctic stratospheric vortex of 2002 2003.

Consequently, while SVM and K-nearest neighbor show overestimation in predicting cloud and snow/ice pixels, our Random Forest (RF) based models can achieve higher cloud, snow/ice kappa values on MODIS and thin cloud, thick cloud and snow/ice kappa values on Landsat 8 images.

And higher cloud tops create even more of a blanketing greenhouse effect.

And despite secular PC declines, Zino sees an aging PC landscape but he nonetheless expects "new innovative devices supporting enterprise purchases". Moreover, he expects higher cloud investments to drive data center growth.

In reality, as lead author Steve Sherwood explains in the video below, scientists observe water vapor being pulled away from those higher cloud-forming levels of the atmosphere.

In reality (based on observations) warming of the lower atmosphere pulls water vapor away from those higher cloud-forming levels of the atmosphere and the amount of cloud formation there actually decreases, resulting in another amplifying global warming feedback.

On an infrared satellite image, colder temperatures correspond to higher clouds, and higher clouds in a hurricane/typhoon means stronger thunderstorms underneath.

But other scientists found no such pattern with higher clouds, and some other observations seem inconsistent with the hypothesis.

Thus, said Dr. Ramanathan, higher clouds might upset the tropical heat balance and exacerbate the greenhouse effect.