Sentence examples for implications of committed warming from inspiring English sources

This study specifically examines the implications of "committed warming" for coral reef ecosystems worldwide (Fig. 1) for the first time.

From the viewpoint of climate stabilization scenarios, understanding the transient response is also important for evaluating the magnitude of "committed" warming and the rate of the change accurately (Armour and Roe 2011; Meehl et al. 2005; Plattner et al. 2008; Solomon et al. 2009; Zickfeld et al. 2013).

The correct understanding of the transient response to external radiative perturbation is important for the interpretation of observed climate change, the prediction of near-future climate change, and committed warming under climate stabilization scenarios, as well as the estimation of equilibrium climate sensitivity based on observation data.

Correct understanding of the transient response to radiative perturbation is important for the interpretation of observed climate change, the prediction of near-future climate change, and committed warming under climate stabilization scenarios, as well as the estimation of ECS based on observation data.

A grim exploration of the implications of global warming has won Britain's most prestigious prize for science writing.

A Pew survey analysed political affiliation, age, gender and geography to judge how different groups feel about the implications of global warming.

Greenland – co-authored by Moira Buffini, Matt Charman, Penelope Skinner and Jack Thorne – is not so much a play as an intellectual extravaganza about the implications of global warming.

The Romney campaign did not respond to numerous requests for comment on the approach of Sandy and the implications of global warming.

Residual warming would occur after the stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the year 2100 in the GFDL simulations of the A1b and B1 scenarios (similar to the committed warming during this century in the Commit scenario).

Lastly, even the most aggressive CO2 mitigation steps as envisioned now can only limit further additions to the committed warming, but not reduce the already committed GHGs warming of 2.4 degrees Celsius (Ramanathan and Feng, 2008).

This analysis finds that the committed warming from the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere up until the year 2000 is alone sufficient to cause the majority of the world's coral reefs to experience harmfully frequent thermal stress events by the end of the century (Fig. 4).