Sentences with phrase «by latitude»

The graphical display of the above data by latitude bands are shown below.

Animals and plants also agree — in that they are moving their ranges by latitude and altitude to find climate niches similar to the ones in which they evolved.

This is illustrated by the prediction of temperature change by latitude.

Nevertheless, the large dip during 2016 in both difference series is clearly down to rapid Arctic warming, as the following chart showing temperature anomaly by latitude makes very clear.

Balling presents the estimates of temperature change by latitude from a model.

Obviously CO2 is not just a lid on the atmosphere so there must be some effect of the vertical gradient (even if small), and since it depends on the absorption and reemission of radiation, there must be some effect by latitude.

The Dam Hotspots data contains over 5,000 dam locations determined by latitude and longitude coordinates.

Their surface footprint is a rectangle defined by latitude and longitude.

The distribution of anomalies by latitude shows high - latitude amplification, as usual, with some cooler bans at mid latitudes in both hemispheres.

Scientists believe this is governed by the latitude, which favours the heat and humidity of Australia's environment.

Baby Mwah and I travel light with just a diaper bag, Pack & Play portable crib and his Activity Ring by Latitude Enfant.

«Normally you expect differentiation by latitude... but that doesn't explain the huge heterogeneity within a latitude,» William Grundy of Lowell Observatory told a press briefing earlier today.

Moisture content of these fuels are also a function of length of day (as influenced by latitude and calendar date), maximum and minimum temperature and relative humidity, and precipitation duration in the previous 24 hours.

With style and convenience in the forefront, theWheeled Duffle Bag by Latitude 40 ° N is a luxurious way to travel.

Cocktails organised by the Latitude Bar is one of their highlights as guests can enjoy sunset over the dignified peaks of Mt. Kinabalu.

I would really like to see the figures showing tropospheric temperatures, and also the figure that shows SST by latitude over time.

Insolation - The amount of solar radiation reaching the Earth by latitude and by season.

These inventories consist of calculated aircraft emissions distributed over the world's airspace by latitude, longitude, and altitude.

The variation of 2 fold by latitude is I think irrelevant as the temperature being discussed is the global average, so the model is already taking into account the variation from place to place on the earth by averaging the effect over all the different locations.

Basically, I calculated the temperature trend for each gridbox between 60N and 60S, averaged the longitudinal values, and plotted a scaled image by latitude and depth.

For an analysis of how well the climate models do at computing the rate of change of temperature by latitude for the period from 1970 to 2001 see Polar versus Equatorial Warming.

MA Rodger @ 319, DS calculates the insolation by day and by latitude rather than using a global average.

A few posts ago, I used the term ««fingerprint»» (in quotations) in connection with the big red spot that one commonly sees in the upper tropical troposphere in contour plots of projected temperature trends by latitude.

Each is located in a different part of Greenland and thus are also affected differently by their latitude, oceanic currents (for the marine - terminating glaciers), weather and climatic patterns.

So when I run a bit of FORTRAN that sums, oh, airstations by latitude; then I'll pick a place like New Zealand where the absolute number is small enough to do by hand and do it by hand.

Is the global temperature data also stratified by latitude?

b) Distribution of the records by latitude (grey histogram) and areal fraction of the planet in 5 ° steps (blue line).

The point specified by latitude and longitude in the table above is in the approximate centre of the wind farm and is about 3.5 km east of Waterloo.