Sentences with phrase «evaporates more»

Increases in CO2 are clearly anthropogenic (isotopic studies show increased C12 / C13, indicating a fossil source), and warmer air evaporates more moisture, driving one positive feedback mechanisms.

* When it's warmer, the evaporation of water speeds up, allowing the ground to heat up faster, which then evaporates more water in a vicious cycle which continues until meaningful rain stops it.

If my math is correct, this produces an initial warming rate of a little less than 0.1 degK per year (a rate which will slow as warmer water evaporates more quickly and radiates more).

Water that is made of the light oxygen evaporates more easily.

Warmer temperatures mean less ice cover over waterways, and water evaporates more than ice will into the air.

Warmer air not only evaporates more water, it's less inclined to release it as precipitation.

The warmer air evaporates more moisture, but it does so across the entire ocean, and this moist air mixes continually with the air above it, so * all * the air is moister.

Because the AdBlue evaporates more evenly the diesel particulate filter which is designed to trap microscopic particles doesn't get clogged and stop working correctly.

80 % of it — you know, the iodine pass test, like the faster it evaporates, meaning the more your body absorb it; the slower it evaporates the more iodine you have.

An ice - free Arctic Ocean absorbs solar radiation during the long summer days, and evaporates more water into the Arctic atmosphere.

This is because a warmer atmosphere evaporates more water from the ground, making it available for heavier precipitation within individual storms.

Oxygen (O) with an atomic weight of 16 evaporates more readily than its heavier counterpart 18O.

They form in areas that receive little rainfall or snow melt... or where the water evaporates more quickly than it can be replenished.

Third, and perhaps most important, no matter how much cyanide rained down, it could become concentrated only in a cold environment — not in warm coastal lagoons — because it evaporates more quickly than water.

Hexachlorobenzene and PCBs, the chemicals detected in increasing amounts in Norway and Canada, evaporate more easily than many other POPs, and are harder to dissolve in water.

Because Earth has been on a steady warming trend, it would stand to reason that water would evaporate more quickly now than in, say, the 1960s.

That, in turn, would evaporate more water and accelerate the process.

On the other hand, plain water tends to evaporate more easily.

The planet will be baking and evaporating more and more each year, and there will be loss of land, severe storms, strains on food supplies and strains on social and governmental services; there will be plagues and other mass death events.

Because counterintuitive as it might be, hotter deserts * do * evaporate more, the same as anywhere else on land.

Fortunately I now have the evidence that you somehow thought hotter deserts would evaporate more, which is clueless at an elementary level.

In the Southwest, climate change would likely cause reduced rainfall and increased temperatures that will evaporate more water from the soil.

Much of it will run off, and as I have noted, what doesn't run off will evaporate more quickly at higher temperatures.

Oceans evaporate more water as the air right near the surface gets warmer.

Specifically it's a symptom of faster trade winds which evaporate more water and cool the ocean more.

A temperature rise (from whatever cause) would evaporate more water from the sea into the atmosphere, this would cause more warming and set up a feedback of ever escalating temperatures and water vapour levels.

As you wrote, most of the energy for melting the ice comes from currents, and if they melt more ice now because they are warmer than they were decades ago, do they also evaporate more water?

This is probably a consequence of improved land management throughout the Basin meaning water soaking into the soils rather than running off, as well as more trees, and salt interceptions schemes evaporating more water.

I would presume that if the tropics warm, it will evaporate more water, which as it moves poleward has to rain out.

You can not get any higher as all you do is evaporate more water.

The more water evaporated the more cooling effect.

Climate change is warming oceans around Earth, evaporating more water into the atmosphere and feeding storms that could brew into hurricanes.

Quite simply, warmer temperatures evaporate more water and all indications are that this will lead to greater downpours (something that already appears to be happening in most continental areas).

This means that what rain falls over land will evaporate more quickly.

-- First we increase the greenhouse gases — then that causes warming in the atmosphere and oceans — as the oceans warm up, they evaporate more H2O — more moisture in the air means more precipitation (rain, snow)-- the southern hemisphere is essentially lots of water and a really big ice cube in the middle called Antarctica — land ice is different than sea ice — climate models indicated that more snowfall would cause increases in the frozen H2O — climate models indicated that there would be initial increases in sea ice extent — observations confirm the indications and expectations that precipitation is increasing, calving rates are accelerating and sea ice extent is increasing.

Increased temperatures will evaporate more water from the oceans, and the additional moisture should increase the greenhouse warming.

Not exact matches

But good reasons may evaporate over time while the rules get stuck in our behaviors, and then we're left with little more than a silly habit.

Made with a special «hot soap» process, it's left to mature in small batches for 10 days, during which the moisture evaporates, and the product becomes solid and more concentrated — perfect for a professional - quality shave with a brush.

While silver, platinum, and palladium are slightly more correlated to stocks due to their role in the industry (more on that later), they still offer many of the same protections as gold: namely that they won't evaporate in an instant the way paper assets can.

A family that relies on self - employment earnings would need more, at least $ 15,000, to cover their expenses for 6 months if their income completely evaporates.

While this sounds like simple old «fashioned Southern Baptist brag and strut, it reveals a more deep «rooted concern for an evaporating sense of identity in an increasingly post «denominational world.

But while Nietzsche's comment is unfair it is also deeply perceptive: Eliot does become ever more passionate about the moral life as her belief in anything transcendent evaporates.

But maybe the oppressive unreality of evaporating modernity can prompt the mind to seek for something more enduring.

The phrase «liquid modernity» is often used, but it can feel more like evaporating modernity.

If all this added up to certain kinds of discomfort that would have seemed somewhat peculiar to our Eastern big - city cousins — childhood friendships, for example, that unspokenly and mysteriously evaporated in adolescence — in some respects we were also far more at ease than they.

Without rooting their celebration of earthly festivities and food in a transcendent realm where real truth provides standards for behavior and gives meaning to gatherings around tables, I fear they will remain as atomized as ever — and that their resolve to have ever more dinner parties in hopes of slowing the evaporating of modernity will do little to help.

Cook for a few minutes more until reduced — almost all the liquid should have evaporated and the sauce should be thick, not runny.

Add more liquid if too much evaporates to ensure that the cauliflower is being steamed.

Remove lid, increase heat to medium - high and cook 15 minutes more, or until carrots are tender and most of cider has evaporated.

Note: if more than 1 cup of water has evaporated during cooking, then the temperature is too high.