Sentence examples for prevent temperature from inspiring English sources

That left an emissions reduction gap of some 1097 GtC between promised reductions and the 903 GtC required to prevent temperature increase exceeding the policy goal of 2°C".

The space between the two tubes and the space between the tubes screw covers were filled with fiberglass to prevent temperature effects on the measurements.

For example, ammonia has a low boiling point (−33 °C), so the process lines should be able to prevent temperature variations.

Additionally, we provide simple methods to non-invasively measure animal and substrate temperatures and to prevent temperature preferences of the focal organisms from being confounded with temperature preferences of its prey and its humidity preferences.

A methodology preventing such errors for weighted essentially non-oscillatory (WENO) schemes is presented, in which modified WENO weights are used to solve the transport equation for mass fraction in conservative form to prevent temperature and species conservation errors.

The use of the proposed procedure is demonstrated by applying it to an example involving an exothermic reaction which is carried out in a cooled, semibatch reactor in order to estimate the minimal over-design of the cooling system required in order to prevent temperature runaway due to uncertainty of some of the physical properties and reaction rate coefficients.

Governments agreed at a landmark climate conference last December that they would cut greenhouse gas emissions to the level needed to prevent temperatures rising that high.

Even after curbing emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) enough to prevent temperatures rising by more than 2C compared with pre-industrial levels, many marine ecosystems would still suffer significantly, they said.

Janos Pasztor, the top climate adviser to the UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon, said the goals, submitted to the UN as part of a voluntary plan to roll back emissions, make it highly unlikely the world can prevent temperatures from rising above the target set at the Copenhagen climate conference in December.

Derivatization did not prevent temperature-induced changes.

Dehydrins such as ERD10 and ERD14 are entirely disordered yet prevent temperature-induced aggregation of several substrates.