Sentence examples for pace of temperature from inspiring English sources

Temperatures for the first three months of this year have already demolished that record – confounding scientists by the scale and pace of temperature rise.

It is therefore clear that bleaching is much more about the pace of temperature rise than the total amount of it.

While it's still difficult to compare a single year to another prior to the 19th century, a Nasa reconstruction shows that the pace of temperature increase over recent decades outstrips anything that has occurred since the year 500.

Extreme global warming is less likely in coming decades after a slowdown in the pace of temperature rises so far this century, an international team of scientists said on Sunday.

The report concludes that society, for the most part, will probably be able to adapt to many of the coming shifts, but that some natural systems -- alpine meadows, coral reefs, mangrove swamps and the like -- will be damaged or disappear because they are either hemmed in by man-made structures or geography or simply cannot keep pace with the rate of temperature change.

Several scientists who were not involved with the study concurred that the pace of the temperature reversal far exceeded the natural variability in Arctic temperatures, supporting the idea that the warm-up is human-caused and potentially disruptive.

However, the situation will become complicated if the temperature goes beyond plants' ability to acclimate, or when the rate of temperature increase exceeds the pace of acclimation.

After a period of rapid global warming throughout most of the 20th century, the pace of global temperature rise has slowed greatly over the last 10 to 15 years.

Of particular interest to Strzepek is to determine the role of agricultural development in ensuring food security and as a potential engine of economic growth across the continent, all while the magnitude, pace and impacts of temperature and precipitation change remain uncertain.

Of particular interest to Strzepek is determining the role of agricultural development in ensuring food security and as a potential engine of economic growth across the continent, all while the magnitude, pace, and impacts of temperature and precipitation change remain uncertain.

Climate warming has led to an accelerating pace of elevated seawater temperature (EST) (Brown et al. 2004), which is evidenced by long-term observations and prediction model (Pachauri et al. 2014; Vezzulli et al. 2012).