Sentence examples for sustained warming from inspiring English sources
They found sustained warming of one to two degrees had been accompanied by substantial reductions of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets and sea level rises of at least six metres – several metres higher than what current climate models predict could occur by 2100.
It is "virtually certain" that sea level rise will continue beyond 2100 and sustained warming above some unknown threshold would lead the Greenland Ice Sheet to melt in a millennium or more, causing a global mean sea level rise of up to 7m.
Figure 1 a reveals two increases in North Sea SST, the first around 1989 followed by a second, sustained warming after approximately 1997 leading to warmer SST throughout the year.
But others say it is folly to propose lengthening the potentially destructive travel season amid a sustained warming trend.
And we'd also need an explanation for why similar 'rises' in month-month temperatures that occasionally occur don't herald a period of sustained warming.
He added: "But will this persist into the future under sustained warming trends?
"Sustaining, warming and endlessly refreshing, it should surely have had almost as many poems written to it as have been dedicated to love".
"Sustaining, warming and endlessly refreshing, it should surely have had almost as many poems written to it as have been dedicated to love". Her own life, and her books, have done much to fill the gap.
Yet in this current study, changes in both warm (C-fiber) and cold sensation (A-delta fiber) thresholds were observed in all three stimulation duration with the increase of cold threshold temperatures and sustained warm threshold temperature elevation.
Page A17 Obituaries CHARLES H. PRICE II, 80 He was a former United States ambassador to Britain who helped sustain warm relations between President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
Charles H. Price II, a former United States ambassador to Britain who helped sustain warm relations between President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, died on Thursday at his home in Indian Wells, Calif.
