Sentence examples for under three degrees from inspiring English sources

That's why in November world leaders in Paris agreed to try to limit the planet's temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, or just under three degrees Fahrenheit.

When the I.P.C.C. went looking for ways to hold the temperature increase under two degrees Celsius, it found the math punishing.

The International Energy Agency has calculated that removing fossil fuel subsidies, globally, would create enough disincentive to their continued use to provide around half the necessary cuts to emissions to stay under two degrees of warming.

"The test for all action – or inaction – on climate change is: will it see Australia contribute to the global effort to keep warming under two degrees above pre-industrial levels.

Market Forces analyst and report author Daniel Gocher said: "With the Paris agreement being ratified by the world's biggest economies and aiming to keep the world under two degrees warming, we know that a large proportion of current fossil fuel reserves cannot be consumed.

Unless countries ratchet up their emissions cuts urgently we could still be in store for a 10-year timeout on the action we need to stay under two degrees [of temperature increase]." Greenpeace International director Kumi Naidoo said: "The chance of averting catastrophic climate change is slipping through our hands with every passing year that nations fail to agree on a rescue plan for the planet".

In the night of the earthquake it was unusually cold outside, with the temperature well under zero degrees.

The analysis has been performed under five degrees of freedom to define the geometry, the orientation and the location of the triangle in the synodic rotating frame.

The methodology based on the concept of generalized inversion is investigated for asymptotic stabilization of underactuated rigid body dynamics under two degrees of actuation.

A three-dimensional, transient VRFB model developed in a previous study was employed to simulate VRFBs under two degrees of electrode compression (10% vs. 20%).

Injuries were categorized under four degrees of severity based on the number of days' absence: minimal (code 1; 1–3 days), mild (code 2; 4–7 days), moderate (code 3; 8–28 days), and severe (code 4; >28 days) [21].