Sentences with phrase «indicate falling temperatures»

A southward moving treeline would tend to indicate falling temperatures, but the tree rings for this period of time do not reflect this.

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Scientists indicate that sleeping at lower temperature will help us to fall asleep faster and reduce the number of sleeping interruptions during the sleeping time which ensures that you stay comfortable for a long time.
Some analysis had indicated that during the final stage of the launch, a component of the engine might fall below the temperature range at which it is designed to work.
The Vostok core clearly indicates that when the temperature reaches 2 °C a mechanism kicks in which sets the temperature falling again and initiates an ice - age.
While it's true BEST reproduced a far more accurate representation of the observations than any other, and BEST indicated strong signs that other collections were falling further and further behind the actual temperature trend, we know BEST has some drawbacks: they've presented (to date, that I know of) land only, and that dataset stopped quite some time ago.
During 2017, there were 150 graphs from 122 scientific papers published in peer - reviewed journals that indicated modern temperatures are not unprecedented, unusual, or hockey - stick - shaped — nor do they fall outside the range of natural variability.
The forecast by researchers at CU - Boulder's Colorado Center for Astrodynamics Research is based on satellite data and temperature records and indicates there is a 59 percent chance the annual minimum sea ice record will be broken this fall for the third time in five years.
But the forecast also indicates temperatures will be warmer than normal, which could mean most of that precipitation falls as rain, not snow.
A zero line, as the principle point of discussion of trends on this particular topic is flat or negative trend lines, would help indicate when the temperature plot falls from rising, for instance.
Heat capacity (also known as specific heat) indicates the ability of a substance to store heat energy; the greater its heat capacity, the more heat it can gain (or lose) per unit rise (or fall) in temperature.
During 2017, there were 150 graphs from 122 scientific papers published in peer - reviewed journals indicating modern temperatures are not unprecedented, unusual, or hockey - stick - shaped — nor do they fall outside the range of natural variability.
Models indicate that the temperature would in this case stabilise and even fall slightly, rather than continue to increase.
So Perth sea levels haven't risen by up to 10 mm per year since 1993, they aren't rising three times faster than the global average, land subsidence indicates they've been closer to flat and possibly even fallen since 1993, and the leaked IPCC report confirms they've been as stable as global temperatures for well over a decade.
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