Sentences with phrase «buoys offset»

Could hull sensors and drifting buoys offset changeover from insulated buckets to engine inlets?

I used quotes from the Karl et al 2015 itself which categorically stated that 0.026 °C of the 0.064 trend difference between ERSSTv3b and ERSSTv4 was attributable to the «buoy offset correction» and the «additional weight given to the buoys».

Therefore, both the buoy offset correction and the 6.8 weighting played a major part in pushing the global surface temp trend from 0.039 °C to 0.086 °C per decade and therefore played a major part in busting the pause.

[The buoy offset correction contributed 0.014 °C decade − 1 to the difference, and the additional weight given to the buoys because of their greater accuracy contributed 0.012 °C decade − 1 (supplementary materials).]»

They added that the «buoy offset correction contributed 0.014 °C... to the difference, and the additional weight given to the buoys because of their greater accuracy contributed 0.012 °C.»

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The aviation and marine units also buoyed the quarter, offsetting declines in fitness and its auto business.

Historically, job increases and wage gains have buoyed the housing market and served as an offset to rising mortgage rates, warding off extreme scenarios such as plunging house prices.

The economic growth, at the present time, and in the future years will at least assist to offset the international weakness and buoy up the economic growth of the economy, according to the latest update released January 28,...

[Response: GISTEMP uses HadISST up to 1982 and Reynolds thereafter — there may still be issues in melding the two approaches because small potential offsets between the buoys and other methods of determining SST.

Re # 14 Gavin [Response: GISTEMP uses HadISST up to 1982 and Reynolds thereafter — there may still be issues in melding the two approaches because small potential offsets between the buoys and other methods of determining SST.

While there is still an effect for changeover from insulated buckets to engine inlets after the 1970s, there is also evidence that the introduction of buoys in this period results in an offsetting cold bias.

So maybe there are a couple of offsetting errors and that's why things level off after 1980 (but which would count against their hopes to find an extra 0.1 deg C in the buoys).