Sentence examples for projected temperature from inspiring English sources

This projected temperature increase would be two to three times greater at the poles than at the equator and greater in the Arctic than in the Antarctic.

"Water supplies are limited, and risk from floods and droughts make Botswana and Namibia particularly vulnerable in southern Africa where projected temperature increases are likely to exceed the global average, along with overall drying and increased rainfall variability".

As MSNBC points out:Even if fully implemented, Kyoto would cut a projected temperature rise by just 0.1 degrees Centigrade by 2100, according to U.N. figures — tiny compared to scenarios by a U.N. climate panel of an overall rise somewhere between 1.4-5.8C 1.4-5.8CAt that, almost no one is on track to meet their Kyoto targets.

Extrapolating this gradient, the projected temperature at TD would be approximately 94 °C.

Projected temperature increasing ranging from 4 to 9 °Fahrenheit (°F) by the year 2100.

On the other hand, projected temperature increase will cause forest decline by droughts [49, 50] and increase the danger of forest fires leading to a larger area being burned, more ignitions and longer fire seasons [51 54].

Simulated GPP and NPP would decrease under CO2 doubling as projected temperatures increase and precipitation decreases.

This is an empirical observation contradicting all the scenarios of projected temperatures published in the fourth IPCC assessment report and earlier reports.

The improved yield responses under future climate in Hawassa could be a direct effect of larger projected increases in monthly rainfall, hence allowing to benefit from higher projected temperatures.

The projected temperatures presented here (Fig. 11) exhibit a consistent incongruity in relation to borehole temperature data shown as purple polygons, which apply to shallow depths based on Danis et al. (2012) measurements.

A projected temperature-dependent increase in duration of human tularaemia epidemics for five tularaemia high-endemic areas is shown in Fig. 4.