Sentence examples similar to upswing in temperature from inspiring English sources

But if you look closely, the story is more complicated than a general upswing in temperatures.

But the marked upswing in temperatures this century, Mann concludes, could result only from rising greenhouse gases.

Part of the reason the upswings in temperature have been higher than usual this winter is that the jet stream has been sitting farther north than usual, Mr. Keeney said.

Many of the newly mapped drainages are not new, but the fact they exist at all is significant; they appear to proliferate with small upswings in temperature, so warming projected for this century could quickly magnify their influence on sea level.

The ε″ for the former increased slightly with increasing temperature, whereas that for the latter showed a gradual increase up to 50°C followed by a sharp upswing with further increase in temperature.

The surge in greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane irrefutably mirrors the dramatic upswing in industrial emissions, both of which track rising temperatures.

Lorius was able to take samples deeper and deeper in the ice, which effectively contained fossilised records of its ambient temperature hundreds or thousands of years ago: the evidence showed an unmistakable upswing in the last century, and Lorius realised that mankind's CO2 emissions were heating up the atmosphere.

Elsner's paper does add to evidence that recent increases in sea surface temperature result from the influence of greenhouse gases and other factors and don't simply reflect an upswing in a natural cycle, as some scientists have proposed, Schmidt says.

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Discusses Auden's current upswing in popularity.

But the upswing in Italian women's tennis continued.