Sentences with phrase «centigrade at»

ACPI assumes a 1 percent annual increase in the rate of greenhouse gas concentrations through the year 2100, for little change in precipitation and an average temperature increase of 1.5 to 2 degrees centigrade at least through the middle of 21st century.

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Now, thanks to advanced algorithms, modern electronics, and control systems, the hammers can hit the side of General Fusion's sphere - shaped metal reactor precisely at the same time, creating a pressure wave that compresses the plasma into a fusion reaction at 100 million degrees centigrade.

Sterilise the jam jar by putting it in boiling water for 5 minutes or washing well and then putting in an oven at 140 degrees centigrade on a baking tray until fully dry.

However, the effect is only really significant at temperatures from 60 degrees centigrade and up, with the highest levels found when fluids are kept at 90 degrees centigrade for 30 minutes.

One hundred feet of earth above the tunnels keep temperatures steady at around 16 degrees centigrade all year round and energy consumption at a minimum.

The WHO recommends that powdered formula be reconstituted at 70 degrees centigrade to kill E. sakazakii, but the Nestlé label tells parents to reconstitute their probiotic formula at 40 degrees in order to protect its «natrual cultures» claim, putting Canadian infants at risk for E. sakazakii infection.

There should be an electrical socket, a sink and a fridge or cool bag for storing expressed milk at 2 - 4 degrees centigrade.

At an extremely low temperature of around -273 degrees centigrade, magnons, i.e., quanta of the fluctuations in the magnet, coherently couple with the qubit through the electromagnetic field of the cavity.

The research group of Professor Yasunobu Nakamura at the University of Tokyo Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology has succeeded for the first time to couple a magnon in a magnet to a photon in a microwave cavity at an ultralow temperature near absolute zero -LRB--273.14 degrees centigrade).

In the first step, for example, they applied heat to the sample until it reached a certain temperature; then they used the atom probe to test what effect thermal stress had on the alloy, applied heat once again to reach a higher temperature, tested the alloy again etc. «Using this method, we can very quickly tell that the analysed alloy disintegrates into several different phases at temperatures above 300 degrees centigrade,» says Ludwig.

Average yearly warming at Buzzards Bay shorelines from 1992 to 2013, in centigrade.

The average annual temperature at Plateau Station in central East Antarctica is -57 Centigrade (according to my National Geographic Atlas of the World, 7th Edition).

Temperatures at the start of the decade were about 10.5 degrees centigrade — high but not remarkably so.

Eventually, the hot, mineral - rich fluid rises again and gushes out of openings in the seafloor — hydrothermal vents — at temperatures up to about 400 degrees Centigrade.

The cells are then frozen at minus 196 degrees centigrade and stored indefinitely.

Hansen says the two degree Centigrade upper limit to human - induced global warming, as agreed at the Paris climate summit in December 2015 — is not just unsafe.

«I love telling mind - blowing facts, like every time we do a shot at NIF, we are one of the hottest places in the solar system,» said experimental plasma physicist Tammy Ma (NIF implosions reach peak temperatures of more than 100 million degrees Centigrade — more than five times hotter than the core of the Sun).

Each rat was tested for six consecutive days at one temperature between 46 and 51 degrees Centigrade.

List of raw sweeteners that conform to the definition of raw food i.e. minimal processing at no more than 40 degrees centigrade.

The ice planet of E.D.N. 3 has an average temperature of -120 degrees Centigrade, and a new Lost Planet 3 trailer describes exactly what happens to the human body at those temperatures.

The blood samples will be fine if simply kept in a 4 degree centigrade refrigerator until is shipped on Monday, and formalin fixed tissue is stable at room temperature.

It looks wonderful: boys and girls dancing to Italian music at midnight, when the temperature outside is still 25 degrees centigrade.

We were glad we brought our sleepingbags, which keep you warm at temperatures down to -15 degrees centigrade.

Shock - frozen at -196 degrees centigrade, the plants are then displayed in sealed glass vitrines and kept refrigerated at -20 degrees centigrade, transforming them from ordinary houseplants into delicate «living fossils.»

Glossuary: Mini-Solo from Dusty Ray and Make Your Own Heroes group show Sally Centigrade, 445 South Saulsbury Street, Lakewood May 12 through June 9 Opening Reception: Saturday, May 12, 5 to 9:30 p.m. New shows at Sally Centigrade always trigger the fun, and in the case of Dusty «Slop Jockey» Ray's work, fear of the bloodthirsty fanged creatures who creep around, slavering, through his artistic universe.

Shock - frozen at — 196 ˚ centigrade by being dipped in liquid nitrogen, the plants are displayed in a sealed glass vitrine and kept refrigerated at — 20 ˚C.

I would also bet that Hansen's estimate of climate sensitivity at 3 degrees Centigrade is too high.

Climate sensitivity has been «nailed» at three degrees centigrade.

The Little Ice Age that began in the 14th century reduced the temperature of at least the northern hemisphere by about one degree centigrade in a couple of hundred years, and CO-2 emissions had nothing to do with it.

I read recently (in E. C. Pielou, «After the Ice Age») that toward the end of the last ice age — but long before the glaciers had receded from the continental U.S. — average global temperatures climbed to 2 - 3 degrees Centigrade above those of the modern era, a condition that obviously reversed at some point.

«It seems that the UK government is expecting to spend about # 32 billion, (~ 2.2 % of UK GDP), according to the Stern Review [1], every year for the foreseeable future in order to achieve by the year 2100 at the absolute maximum global temperature reduction of ~ 0.0019 °C, (less than 2 thousandths of a degree Centigrade).

Ajo appears to have been established in 1948, and probably no one envisioned that it would be used to measure ambient «global temperature» at tenths of a degree centigrade.

Instead, Webster says a centigrade scale is a scale which specifically goes from 0 AT FREEZING to 100 AT BOILING.

At present this would amount to about ~ 4.5 % of the global GDP, ($ 69,000 billion) to achieve a reduction in temperature for the whole World of 0.11 °C about 1/10 degree Centigrade, on the basis that all future CO2 emissions were eliminated.»

We are looking at tens of degrees centigrade change every day, as well as summer to winter.

The fact that you don't see the kind of embarassment about the ridiculous surface record that you should from the fact the 70 % of the sites are so poorly chosen you'd expect at least 2 centigrade degrees of error (and the whole claimed effect is only a fraction of a degree), shows how corrupt and disinterested in truth the public discourse is.

Here is a recent finding that should give people pause when they might be contemplating any delays in fundamental change: New finding shows climate change can happen in a geological instant Oct 07, 2013 by Ken Branson, at http://phys.org/news/2013-10-climate-geological-instant.html 13 years for global temperatures rising by 5 degrees centigrade 55 million years ago when CO2 levels doubled?

2 — 4 degree centigrade increases at the poles would seem to be worthy of attention.

In its latest assessment of the progress of climate change, the body said: «If warming is not kept below two degrees centigrade, which will require the strongest mitigation efforts, and currently looks very unlikely to be achieved, the substantial global impacts will occur, such as species extinctions, and millions of people at risk from drought, hunger, flooding.»

These show that the US has actually been cooling since the Thirties, the hottest decade on record; whereas the latest graph, nearly half of it based on «fabricated» data, shows it to have been warming at a rate equivalent to more than 3 degrees centigrade per century.

The study by Jennifer Burney and V. Ramanathan, scientists at the University of California, project that a one degree centigrade [continue reading...]

The strongest evidence in support of climate change is the melting of the polar ice caps, Langcake acknowledges, noting the temperature in Antarctica rose by 2.5 degrees centigrade between 1945 and 1995 and a Norwegian study supporting the idea of a rapidly accelerating melt at both poles, but claims this theory may not be borne out over a longer period.

earlier in the day from 13:30 onwards, my 2 dataloggers tracked each other and were reading 3 degrees warmer than Brampton, yet after 16:30, they were reading anything up to 4 degrees colder (degrees centigrade) I have seen them do strange things, but not both at the same time.

We have just had a mini heatwave in the UK and I measured the maximum temperature at 26.2 degrees centigrade where I am in the UK.

But they have not been doing so at a rate consistent with keeping cumulative carbon emissions low enough to reliably stay below the international target of less than 2 degrees Centigrade of global warming.

This is unenforceable and at current pledge rates — with Washington lagging everyone — is certain to raise world temperatures to four degrees centigrade, and in Africa much higher.

Yes, and it must be prevented from happening at all costs because it will raise global temperatures by 2 degrees Centigrade and lead to extreme droughts, floods, storms and typhoons — the «usual» calamities, but with more intensity and frequency.

at RealClimate), with a 2 % to 20 % chance of a temperature increase of 5 degrees centigrade (Meinhausen 2006, cited in the Stern Review, page 9) if global greenhouse - gas concentrations were stabilised at the equivalent of 430ppm CO2.

Citing examples of heatwaves at least one of which was 10 degrees Centigrade cooler than that which recently struck Russia (and the others show no evidence of being any warmer than that) hardly challenges the notion that the 2010 Russian Heatwave surpassed all others in at least the last thousand years (as declared by the Russian Meteorological office).

Last month I lambasted him for falsely claiming that under EU rules you'll be able to bury dead pets only after «pressure cooking them at 130 degrees centigrade for half an hour».