Sentences with phrase «escalator graphic»

A global version of the Escalator graphic has therefore been prepared using the NOAA NCDC global (land and ocean combined) data through December 2011 (Figure 1).

Is there a reason why a linear trend is shown for the NH sea ice extent, where a second order polynomial fit trend is shown on the Arctic Sea Ice Escalator graphic?

Escalator graphic sponsorships are available at the Austin Convention Center with a total of sixteen clings, eight on each side, single sided (76 «x21» each) placed on both sides of the escalator facing in toward the attendees on the escalator.

The reason for this is quite simple, the surface temperature dataset analysis methodologies are periodically revised, and Tisdale was using newer versions than were used in the previous Escalator graphics.

Not exact matches

The best graphic that I have seen is «The Escalator» and related posts which can be found at http://www.skepticalscience.com/graphics.php?g=47.

You can find one every 5 to 10 years in the surface temperature data, as illustrated in a graphic I created nicknamed «The Escalator».

The Escalator, originally created as a simple debunking to the myth «Global warming stopped in [insert date]», turned out to be a very popular graphic.

Going Down the Up Escalator, Part 1 recently surpassed 20,000 pageviews, Part 2 has an additional 4,000 + views, and the graphic itself has been used countless times in other blogs and media articles.

Then again, John Cook thought that Skeptical Science would be obsolete by now due to global warming denial becoming an untenable belief, so we suspect The Escalator will continue to be a useful myth debunking tool for some time to come, particularly since climate contrarians seem to prefer nitpicking the graphic to learning from it.

Bob Tisdale recently suggested some sort of Escalator - related impropriety because when he attempted to re-create the graphic, the slopes he found for the «steps» were different than in the SkS version.