Sentences with phrase «hemisphere than in the south»

Over the century, it cooled the surface air temperatures -1 °C, with more cooling in the northern hemisphere than in the south.

(2) There seems to be much more warming over the land in the northern hemisphere than in the south.

Not exact matches

That there are now more Anglicans in Africa than in Great Britain, more Presbyterians in South Korea and Taiwan than in Scotland, and that there will probably be more Roman Catholics at the close of this century in the Southern Hemisphere than in the Northern, should give us all pause.

«Here in the northern hemisphere, if you go outside on a sunny day after a snowfall, you'll notice that there's more snow on north - facing slopes because they lose water at slower rates than the more sunlit south - facing slopes» said McClanahan.

In this study, Schorghofer and colleagues studied Ceres» northern hemisphere, which was better illuminated than the south.

The kind of asteroid needed to form the Martian dichotomy would fall in between that size and those of the rocks that formed other large craters, such as the South Pole — Aitken impact basin on the moon and the Hellas Basin in Mars's southern hemisphere, both more than 1,30 miles (2,000 kilometers) wide.

This includes the National Science Foundation's Very Long Baseline Array (VLBA), an array of 10 telescopes spanning the United States from Hawaii to Saint Croix; NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN) sites in California, Spain, and Australia; the European VLBI Network, more than a dozen telescopes ranging from the United Kingdom to China; a Southern Hemisphere array of telescopes stretching from eastern Australia to South Africa; and Japan's network of domestic radio telescopes.

The proposed array in Colorado — Auger North — is more than the northern hemisphere complement to its Argentinean brother; it dwarfs Auger South, covering seven times the area.

More than 185 miles North to South, the Belize Barrier reef system is the greatest stretch of coral in the Western Hemisphere and encompasses a huge variety of...

The Art Gallery of South Australia's Curator of Contemporary Art Leigh Robb took this tension as the starting point for an exhibition of Rodin's drawings and sculptures — the museum has the largest collection of his bronzes in the southern hemisphere — paired with more than 100 works by modern and contemporary artists.

Even then many regions are set to pass the target much sooner as warming is not uniform throughout the world; in general the northern hemisphere warms quicker than the south.

Hello, as an amateur observer (having difficulty to read the technical part of this article) I wonder if we are seeing the southern hemisphere jet streams spread out over a far wider area than before and particularly in Northerly direction (up to about 10 degrees South especially over the Pacific and Atlantic).

It doesn't matter if one includes or excludes outliers due to upwind (vegetation depleted) or downwind (volcanic increased) conditions in the Mauna Loa data, or if one uses the data of the south pole, or Barrow, in all cases the trend doesn't differ with more than a few tenths of a ppmv... And the averages within one hemisphere are not more than 2 ppmv different.

The northern hemisphere has warmed faster than the southern because there's more land in the north than the south, and land has far less thermal inertia than ocean.

For the Northern Hemisphere, on the other hand, the decrease in winter maximum has been about 42,000 km ^ 2 / yr and the decrease in summer minimum has proceeded at about 81,000 km ^ 2 / yr — rates dramatically greater than in the south.

But if sulfates are mostly in the northern hemisphere, that means that there should have been a stronger mid-century cooling effect in the north than in the south — and that's exactly what we observe:

The intensification of the Northern Hemisphere circulation is reflected in the positive phase of the Arctic Oscillation (AO), associated with higher - than - normal surface pressure south of about 508 N and lower - than - normal surface pressure over the high northern latitudes.

Although the ISPM correctly notes that trends in the southern hemisphere are lower than those found in the northern hemisphere, it fails to note that this difference is in accord with IPCC model projections, due to smaller extent of continental land mass in the south.

In the northern hemisphere, development would tend to be lower on the south side of a street than on the north where a major southern exposure would be preserved.

Or in other words in the warming phase between 1917 (don't remember whether the -0.6 C for that year were for both hemispheres or just the North) and 1944, the North heats a lot more than the South.

In fact, since as you can see, most of these aerosols are in the norther hemisphere, one would expect that, if cooling were a big deal, the northern hemisphere would have cooled vs. the southern, but in fact as we will see in a minute exactly the opposite is true — the northern hemisphere is heating much faster than the soutIn fact, since as you can see, most of these aerosols are in the norther hemisphere, one would expect that, if cooling were a big deal, the northern hemisphere would have cooled vs. the southern, but in fact as we will see in a minute exactly the opposite is true — the northern hemisphere is heating much faster than the soutin the norther hemisphere, one would expect that, if cooling were a big deal, the northern hemisphere would have cooled vs. the southern, but in fact as we will see in a minute exactly the opposite is true — the northern hemisphere is heating much faster than the soutin fact as we will see in a minute exactly the opposite is true — the northern hemisphere is heating much faster than the soutin a minute exactly the opposite is true — the northern hemisphere is heating much faster than the south.

Part of the explanation is probably due to the fact that temperatures are more stable in the Southern hemisphere (since land heats and cools faster than ocean, and there is much more ocean in the southern half of the globe), but the surface temperature records do not show such a north - south differential.

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