Sentence examples for yearly temperature from inspiring English sources

The mean yearly temperature in Aquitaine is about five degrees higher than that in Dublin.

The average yearly temperature is 53 °F (11 °C) in Paris.

Yearly temperature and precipitation means for this region were recorded at the nearby Abisko Scientific Research Station (http://www.polar.se/abisko).se/abisko

Each agency handles the global temperature data slightly differently and uses a different period of comparison, leading to slight differences in the monthly and yearly temperature numbers.

This means that they are less likely to be able to survive yearly temperature swings, which themselves may become more extreme with climate change.

The warmer the climate, the smaller the yearly temperature difference, and the higher a sensitivity of the neutral temperature to outdoor temperature.

Hsiang and his coworkers examined both the annual economic performance in each country and the average yearly temperatures from 1960 to 2010.

The researchers found that economic output universally declines as average yearly temperatures rise above 13 °C; labor performance, productivity, and agriculture output begin dropping as temperatures increase.

The study used tree ring records and historical documents to reconstruct yearly temperatures going back 2,100 years.

During last years, taking into account global warming effect, the minimum yearly temperatures grew of 2 °C to an average of about −6 °C, corresponding to 7%% of peak power reduction for the plant dimensioning.

When the data were corrected, it resulted in a decrease of 0.27 degrees Fahrenheit in yearly temperatures since 2000 and a smaller decrease in earlier years.