Sentences with phrase «gradual cooling»

Furthermore, research indicates that the slow creeping flow of hot buoyant rocks — moving several centimeters per year — carries heat away from the core to the surface, resulting in a very gradual cooling of the core over geological time.

Scientists comparing radar images from the Cassini spacecraft with geophysical models say that the three ridges in this image, released yesterday, were created when Titan's gradual cooling after its formation caused partial freezing of the moon's subsurface ocean of water and ammonia.

The reconstruction shows warming as we exit the last ice age, followed by a stable temperature plateau, followed by about 5000 years of gradual cooling ending around the beginning of the last century.

If the climate realists» predictions of gradual cooling prove to be correct, I hope everyone will remember how wrong the alarmists have been — bad climate predictions, bad science, and wrong direction of concern.

With a new awareness that climate could change in serious ways, in the early 1970s some scientists predicted a continued gradual cooling, perhaps a phase of a long natural cycle or perhaps caused by human pollution of the atmosphere with smog and dust.

The curve she finds for gradual cooling leading up to the mid-Pleistocene transition to stronger glacial - interglacial oscillations provides a nice high - resolution record, qualitatively similar to previous studies.

Similarly, increased carbon dioxide in the stratosphere has led to gradual cooling conditions, which affects the UV influence on the stratospheric circulation.

A gradual cool - down could lead to more sustainable home - price growth and prevent a bubble scenario from developing.

Onshore flow is increasing, and is expected to lead to gradual cooling.

One would have expected a gradual cooling as one moves away from the central heat source.

We may now have the answer: the gradual cooling of the planet's interior.

«The gradual cooling will likely persist given the sales slowdown currently taking place in a number of major markets.»

«Eliminating all emissions led to a peak followed by decline in non-CO2 forcing, which drove a global warming of 0.3 °C over a decade, followed by a gradual cooling that converged with the CO2 - only result after about a century».

A recent paper in Science reconstructing climate records for the Holocene received substantial media attention because it showed a gradual cooling for several thousand years followed by a dramatic uptick in temperature in the past 100 years.

Thereafter, a gradual cooling brought temperatures to the present level at about 4.5 cal.

After finishing its climb out of the last glaciation some 10 - 12K yrs ago the general trend has been a gradual cooling if anything.

One scientist, paleoclimatologist William Ruddiman, even argued that the rise of human agriculture had already produced enough greenhouse gases to counteract the gradual cooling that should have come during the past several thousand years; every previous cycle had begun a steady cooling soon after its peak, rather than leveling off as ours had done.

The gradual cooling of the planet over a 50 million year period is really a very interesting phenomenon and little discussed.

Recent measurements of global temperatures suggest a gradual cooling trend since 1998 and 2007 - 2008 was a year of sharp global cooling.

Based just on orbital forcing, and following previous ice age cycles, we are due for a long period of gradual cooling to the next ice age.

Exclusive research results from the third quarter NREI / Marcus & Millichap Investor Sentiment Survey show a gradual cooling trend on investor sentiment.

CREA is forecasting a record - setting year for residential real estate in Canada, but a new report from Scotia Economics says short - term cyclical factors are consistent with a gradual cooling off in Canada's housing market over the next several years.

A gradual cool - down could lead to more sustainable home - price growth and prevent a bubble scenario from developing.