Sentence examples for warm base from inspiring English sources

This soft half-zip hoodie made from moisture-wicking spandex blend (a warm base layer) has handy wrist cuffs that can be rolled down into makeshift mitts mid-run.

All it takes is a few (warm!) base layers, increased insulation, and quick-drying fabric for you to have your best running season yet.

"Anecdotal evidence from our campaign activities suggests that President Obama enjoys a warm base of support among our fellow Americans here".

(Clouds with warmer bases emit more long-wave radiation downward than colder clouds).

It has also raised questions about the validity of the global temperature record used to demonstrate global warming, based on email that scientists used a "trick" to "hide the decline".

Members of the groups in the middle, however — the vast majority of people — are likely to adjust their views on global warming based on irrelevant, subjective factors like the current temperature.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Members of the groups in the middle, however — the vast majority of people — are likely to adjust their views on global warming based on irrelevant, subjective factors like the current temperature.

The risk of hitting the highest upper estimate for global warming based on current levels of carbon dioxide emissions is now so high that it is equivalent to tolerating the risk of 10,000 fatal aircraft crashes a day, according to the 17 "Earth League" scientists and economists who have signed the joint statement.

We use the concept of radiative signatures to investigate the source of the radiative perturbation during the drought, relate the signatures to expected changes due to anthropogenic warming, and assess the cause of warming based on observed changes in the surface energy balance compared to the period 2001 2012.

In other words, most Americans have opinions of global warming based on what Stephen Colbert calls "truthiness" -- which comes from the gut, rather than from facts -- and can't even explain why they believe as they do.

Andrew Jones, co-director of Climate Interactive, has run the numbers on his computer models that simulate how much the world warms based on how much carbon pollution is spewed.