Sentence examples for temperature tendency from inspiring English sources

With such emissions and temperature tendency, other trace greenhouse gases including methane and nitrous oxide would be expected to increase, adding to the effect of CO2," the researchers said.

The regional features of precipitation tendency are more complex than those of temperature tendency.

where [u]∇ is heat advection, [QRAD] is radiative heating, and ∂ θ ∂ t is the temperature tendency.

a Temperature tendency from 1961 to 2010, and b precipitation tendency from 1961 to 2010.

Specifically, 0.22 °C/10 a is the mean of the temperature tendency values of all the grids located in the global land area except Antarctica (see Fig. 2a).

For level-I indices, 97 % grids are significant with respect to temperature tendency under 90%% confidence, while 57 % grids are significant with respect to precipitation tendency.

The stronger correlations when temperatures are averaged over longer time spans suggest that instantaneous temperatures are less indicative of the overall spatial pattern of the temperature tendencies.

The rate at which blood flows through the myriad of small blood vessels in the skin (the peripheral circulation) is accelerated during pregnancy, leading to the elevated skin temperature, the tendency to perspire, and, in part, to the redness of the palms and the tiny dilated blood vessels in some women as their pregnancies progress.

Conversely the pure water shows consistent temperature dependence tendency.

In fact, by increasing the temperature, a tendency for the target molecules is to escape from the solid phase to the bulk phase.

Webber (2008) reported that climatic analysis identified the western British Isles, with its mild temperatures and tendency to have high levels of precipitation, as suitable for establishment of P. kernoviae and very conducive for infection of aerial plant parts by the pathogen.