Sentence examples for long-term temperatures from inspiring English sources

Scientists have also released what they described as the "best evidence yet" of rising long-term temperatures.

Using calculated values of frost index based on the long-term temperatures measuring can leads to reduction of pavement thickness.

This result, which is in accordance with long-term temperatures studies, conducted during the day [ 28, 56], appears rather surprising given the short duration of stress application.

Dynamic metamorphism, or cataclasis, results mainly from mechanical deformation with little long-term temperature change.

If you look at the long-term temperature trend in the Arctic, it's upward, and if you look at the long-term volume trend, it's downward.

These short-term rises and falls last just a year or so and are superimposed on a long-term temperature increase from greenhouse gases.

More important, long-term temperature and sea-ice records indicate that the dramatic sea-ice retreat in the early nineteen-twenties was short-lived.

researchers, leaders in that type of work, were trying in 1999 to produce a long-term temperature chart that could be used in a United Nations publication.

"A long-term temperature goal of well below 1.5 degrees must be reflected in the Paris agreement, along with an indicative pathway for achieving it, including urgent peaking and deep mid-century emissions reductions," said Ibrahim.

Prof Andrew Shepherd, at the University of Leeds, said: "It's completely unsurprising that in any long-term temperature record there will be a decade of measurements that buck the trend.

Scientists and statisticians reject this sort of selective use of numbers, and when they calculate the long-term temperature trends for the earth, they conclude that it continues to warm through time.