Sentence examples for warm reference from inspiring English sources

For the time horizon 2050 2100, a climatic warm reference year scenario was used that foresees a 4.4 °C rise in mean annual air temperature relative to the 1961 1990 climatological normals and is thereby roughly in line with the climate change predictions made by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

It began with a warm reference to the American squadron: "I am happy to have found myself once more with the Grand Fleet, and this pleasure has been increased by the opportunity I have had of seeing the splendid ships of the United States in line with our own, and of meeting Admiral Rodman together with the officers and men under him.

Stan Lee, Spider-Man's esteemed progenitor, has a brief walk-on; Chabon makes warm references to Batman, Superman and all the other menschen dreamed up by young, mostly Jewish cartoonists.

A luke-warm reference can be damaging, so make sure you have a good idea of what a potential reference would say about your background and performance before you ask.

Röyksopp's music is often referred to as "warm", a reference to the band's downbeat electronica that combines elements of house music and Afro-American sounds.

But it wasn't until the development of thermodynamics that heating was distinguished as a process from the property or quality of being warm without reference to a transferred substance.

Welcoming remarks from Danish prime minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, who manages to merge athleticim with global warming - referencing the upcoming summit on climate change that will take place in Copenhagen.

Behrens and Lafferty (2004) found that kelp forest ecosystems in no-take marine reserves were more resilient to ocean warming than in reference areas as a result of changes in trophic structure of communities in and around reserves.

There were two temperature treatments, 'Warm' (used as a reference) and 'Cold', and two populations, 'North' = Björkliden (68°24'N; used as a reference) and 'South' = Tvedöra (55°42'N).

This is in contrast to the emission-based attenuation estimation of warm objects, as in reference [40], where all LORs crossing the object do contain emission data and thus attenuation information.

They were considered warm-up exercises, fieldwork, reference material for the production of spit-and-polished oil-on-canvas salon paintings.