Sentences with phrase «blue line plots»

The blue line plots the mean carbon budget (across the 1000 samples) as a function of the uncertainty surrounding climate sensitivity (for this demonstration, climate sensitivity is expressed in units of KW - 1 m2, with a mean of.741 and variance as shown in the figure above.
The dark blue line plots the year - end P / E ratio of the S&P 500 each year and the red line plots the interest rate of the 10 - year Treasury bond.
Does the gold line plot Year One and does the blue line plot Year Two?

Not exact matches

Left panel: The amplitude of the variability in TRAPPIST - 1's light curve due to starspots is observed to be 0.01 magnitudes (black dashed line), but according to the models plotted in blue and gray, this is consistent with a huge range of starspot covering fractions (x-axis).
Class inter-cell line connectivity is a plot of the median (black line) and Q25 - Q75 connectivity scores (blue area around black line) for each cell line as well as the summary scores across cell lines.
The above chart shows TIPS (blue line) plotted against CPI (red line), which is not seasonally adjusted.
The expense ratio is the blue plot lines with reference to the right hand side axis.
The global yield curve is represented by the blue line, and is plotted on the left axis.
The following graph plots the historically normal PE ratio (the dark blue line) in conjunction with 10 - year Treasury note interest.
The following graph plots the historically normal PE ratio (the dark blue line) correlated with 10 - year Treasury note interest.
In the chart below I've plotted the daily closing price for the series from May 1885 to Friday's close (the blue line, log, right - hand side), along with the drawdowns (the red line, left - hand side).
There is not a single character, plot twist, or even a line of dramatic dialogue in Blue Dragon that has not been used before - countless times.
Fraction of the records available in each year that have normalized values > 0 (red line), > 1 (light red shading), > 2 (dark red shading), < 0 (blue line), < — 1 (light blue shading), and < — 2 (dark blue shading), with the latter three series multiplied by — 1 before plotting.
Plotting these temperatures as anomalies (by removing the mean over a common baseline period)(red lines) reduces the spread, but it is still significant, and much larger than the spread between the observational products (GISTEMP, HadCRUT4 / Cowtan & Way, and Berkeley Earth (blue lines)-RRB-:
Select one of the blue lines in the plots arbitrarily and put it into an opportunistic ensemble.
Also that the scaled secondary frequency plot (blue) is no longer in agreement with the green line, indicating that the later half of the record is no longer in accord with the full record as it was when applying a trivial correction.
The highly variable thin blue line is a plot of global cloud coverage from this source with the following change: the blue curve has been inverted.
The red and blue lines («isophenes») were made by least - squares fitting a line to the latitude - ice - out relationship, then plotting the resulting April 15th contour.
We see the last half century, with 95 % lower and upper bounds and linear trend lines through a dual pass prime 13/11 filter (which should minimize distortions), and for comparison both Mauna Loa and the last line, «plot / best - lower / from: 1960 / trend / detrend: 0.9» in dark blue, far below the real global temperature curve, maintaining the slope Girma claims is the actual temperature trend «unchanged in 160 years».
For instance, plotting against in an experiment with an abrupt forcing (such as 4xCO2) should give a straight line (red) if were constant, but instead there is almost always some curvature implying that temperature changes a more for the same forcing change after a century or so than at the start (blue line).
The blue - green line plots CO2 emissions from the electric power sector from 1988 to this April, when those emissions hit their lowest point for any month in 27 years.
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