Sentences with phrase «air increases»

One of the simplest relationships in climate change is how the water - vapor capacity of air increases about 6 - 8 percent for every degree Celsius of warming.

The warm air increased the temperature of the soil by 1.5 to 2 °C.

Studies have shown, for example, that as the temperature and humidity of indoor air increases, its perceived quality declines.

Being outside and breathing in fresh, clean air increase your intake of oxygen which makes you happy.

During this same period of time the amount of carbon dioxide in air increased by 21.6 percent.

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Air entrainment must also be avoided, as air increases the risk of syneresis in the product.

Being outside and breathing in fresh air increases the amount of oxygen we get which is great for our brains, lungs, and body in general, but after being exposed to fresh air for a while it seems to make us sleepy.

The greater throughput of air increases engine power.

Sails up, sea breezes and salt air increase everyone's taste for fun.

(A subsidiary question would be how the components are weighted, eg does a 1 degree increase in one cubic metre of dry air increase the average by less than a similar rise in the temperature of 1 cubic metre of moist air or ocean?)

Hotter air increases ocean evaporation.

Ocean surface temperatures increase 0,44 deg C, total global increase 0,55 deg C, land air increase 0,9 deg C, low troposphere (RSS and UAH) 0,44 deg C. I think you would get much of the same impression of the differences with a different timespan.

Warmer air increases the evaporation rate of water, and for every degree Celsius increase in temperature, a parcel of air can hold 7 percent more water.

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Until a scientist can show how cold air increases the temperature of warm water, the luke - warmist argument is a castle made of sand.

In the end, each increase of 10 micrograms of fine particulates per cubic meter of air increased the risk of any cardiovascular health event by 24 percent and the risk of dying from heart attack or stroke by 76 percent.

When carbon dioxide levels in the air increase, crops in future will have a reduced nitrogen content, and therefore reduced protein levels.

Since the nineteenth century, the concentrations of carbon dioxide in the air increased by 30 %, doubled the methane and nitrous oxide have risen 15 %.

2 Natural Processes that Change Climate Volcanic Eruptions The presence of volcanic ash, dust, and aerosols in the air increase the amount of solar radiation that is reflected back into space.

The presence of volcanic ash, dust, and aerosols in the air increase the amount of solar radiation that is reflected back into space.

Air conditioners have to work much harder to make us feel cool as the amount of water vapor in the air increases.

As the amount of water in the air increases, this causes more precipitation from all storms and increases flooding risk.

As climate forcing and temperature increase, the amount of water vapour in the air increases and clouds may change.

25 21.3 Climate Changes Natural Processes That Change Climates Volcanic Eruptions • The presence of volcanic aerosols (ash, dust, and sulfur - based aerosols) in the air increases the amount of solar radiation that is reflected back into space.

27 Volcanic Eruption The presence of volcanic ash, dust and aerosols in the air increase the amount of solar radiation that is reflected back into space.

• The presence of volcanic aerosols (ash, dust, and sulfur - based aerosols) in the air increases the amount of solar radiation that is reflected back into space.

that water vapor in the air increases the temperature.

Consequently, changes in the composition of the atmosphere propagate downward through the firn, such that the mean age of the air increases monotonically with depth.