Sentences with phrase «blue areas indicate»

These blue areas indicate «negative skill» — that means, their data assimilation method makes things worse rather than improving the forecast.

Red areas indicate locations where fire weather conditions are becoming increasingly more severe or anomalously severe weather events are becoming more frequent, while blue areas indicate locations where climatic influences on fire potential are lessening or weather events are becoming less frequent.

Not exact matches

IVIS does not provide voting advice to investors, but indicates concerns through a colour code system: Red top: Matter of serious concern; breach of guidelines Amber top: Issue for shareholder judgement Blue top: No areas for major concern

Of all reports published in 2009 12 % were red, 20 % were amber and 68 % were blue, indicating no areas of major concern.

The areas shaded in blue and red indicate when lead values were below or above the 410 - year average, respectively, highlighting the dramatic change before and after industrialization in the Southern Hemisphere.

The green patches indicate areas where the nearest road is 10 to 20 kilometres away, and the yellow spots where a road can be found less than 100 metres away, with a spectrum of blue hues in between.

Red areas on the topographic image indicate high elevations, and blue or purple areas indicate low elevation.

Red indicates areas most likely to morph into new biomes; blue shows those least likely to change.

Blue boxes indicate areas with induced, or human - caused, quakes.

Red indicates a point of high variability, blue reflects places where brains tend to look alike, and green indicates areas in between.

The visualization shows rain accumulation over the United States from Dec. 1, 2015, to Feb. 15, 2016, with blue and green areas indicating light precipitation and red patches indicating areas with high - accumulated rainfall.

The region of greatest ground displacement is indicated by the darker blue area located in the right center of the image.

In Panels C and D, the observed activity pattern (blue) was very similar to that observed in the spatial - imagery localizer scan (i.e., activity in both the parahippocampal gyrus and the supplementary motor area), indicating a «no» response.

Blue regions indicate areas of lower gravity.

In this map, white and red colors denote areas of higher gravity, while blue indicates lower gravity regions.

The blue / white narrow beam indicates the small area of the DLA gas cloud probed by quasars, the wider red cone of light indicates the large area of the DLA probed by galaxies, which is a 100 million-fold increase in area.

Deep blue areas at the high latitudes mark the lowest levels of neutrons, which scientists have interpreted to indicate the presence of high levels of hydrogen.

The blue shading indicates cold conditions, and the brown shading shows the dry areas.

Blue notes indicate hitting the area outside of the drum (or using the shoulder buttons), while the yellow bars require you to input as many notes as you can to score extra points.

However there is no indication within the said paper that this is the case, rather it is simply stated «Blue areas (mostly absent in the figure) indicate locations where this year's melting was below the average.»

Warm colours indicate areas that are warmer than normal and blue indicates areas that are cooler than normal.

The red shaded areas indicate where floods are now arriving earlier than they did five decades ago, whereas blue shows where floods are occurring later in the year.

So, for example, the range indicated by the blue area in the upper panel for 2006 shows the range of global annual averages obtained by reducing the coverage of 2006 successively to be at least as bad as 1850, 1851, 1852 and so on to 1899.

The blue line indicates 2010; the green line indicates 2007; the cyan line indicates 2008; the red line indicates 1999; and the black line indicates average area from 1968 - 2000.

On the maps, areas with longer than average snow cover duration are indicated in blue (positive anomalies).

The upward - pointing red areas indicate El Niño warming intervals and the downward blue ones La Niña cooling.

Red (blue) shading indicates areas of positive (negative).

Red (blue) shading indicates areas of positive (negative) correlation.

In a NASA «what - if» animation, light - blue areas in southern Florida and Louisiana indicate regions that may be underwater should sea levels rise dramatically.

A check in the red column means that your reported score indicates a «challenge area,» whereas a check in the white or blue columns indicates a «needs improvement» or «strength» area for your relationship readiness.