Sentences with phrase «more heat in»

Using the microwave is another way to whip up those side dishes without creating more heat in the kitchen.

Each year a thicker heat - trapping blanket of fossil fuel pollution — carbon dioxide, methane — is spread over the world's surface, trapping more heat in our atmosphere, and causing global temperatures to soar.

That's six billion bloated bags of good and bad bacteria, some of which aids digestion but some of which steals the cows» half - chewed grass and corn and emits massive amounts of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas that captures about 80 times more heat in a 20 - year period than carbon dioxide does.

After all, most people like a warmer climate and many of us could use a little more heat in our lives.

Talk about a lose - lose situation: On one hand, not taking any action to repair the hole would allow harmful UV radiation to percolate through; on the other hand, helping to accelerate its recovery could strengthen global warming by trapping more heat in the atmosphere and by disrupting wind patterns in the Southern Hemisphere — causing warming in Antarctica.

Water vapour absorbs over 3 x more heat in the first 120m than the total potential of CO2 to its extinction point.

You see, it goes like this: Water vapor is a greenhouse gas and as such increase is trapping more heat in the atmosphere.

More rainfall in some places Less rainfall in the places where it doesn't rain more Hotter, apart from where its colder Lots more heat in the oceans (somewhere) Catastrophic sea level rise — at the same rate as the last five centuries.

More heat in the Earth's system due to global warming is felt everywhere, and that includes the massive - scale patterns of atmospheric circulation that give us our weather.

Cows are responsible for 20 percent of U.S. emissions of methane, which traps 20 times more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide

If they can only be used in environments like Spain, Arizona, Israel and the Australian Outback, the last thing those people need is more heat in the kitchen.

The warm objects on earth release some different wavelengths which can not escape from the atmosphere, but are trapped and reflected back to earth, keeping more heat in causing global warming.

As the two scientists see it, the depths of the North and South Atlantic have absorbed more heat in the last 14 years than the rest of the global ocean system put together.

As the concentration of greenhouse gases in the lower atmosphere increases, they effectively trap more and more heat in this lower layer, causing it to warm and causing the layers above to cool.

Actually the energy imbalance at the top of atmosphere suggests there should be even more heat in the ocean than Argo reports.

What Jo is referring to is the fact that the models (GISS ModelE in particular) predicted far more heat in the upper ocean than has been observed: -

There is a thermostat in action there, the more heat in the Arctic seas the faster rate it is lost to space, until the ice recovery insulates again and modifies the heat loss.

With more heat in the upper ocean, autumn ice growth is delayed.

The physical size of this large heat storage depends on the maximum temperature that the storage can be raised to — higher temperatures store more heat in less space.

«As sea ice melts, the Arctic waters absorb more heat in the summer, having lost the reflective powers of vast packs of white ice.

that cloud response to warming acts similarly to the eye's iris, opening to let more heat radiate out to space as temperature rises and closing to hold more heat in as temperature falls, and generally supports the understanding that Earth's climate is self - regulating and therefore not prone to a «tipping point» or a «runaway greenhouse effect» or «catastrophic warming.»..

The CO2 will be around keeping more heat in the oceans.

Finding more heat in the Arctic is only going to further stretch the gap between models and obs in many other metrics than the GMT.

However, with more heat in the system, we are seeing record after record being broken.

Akin to adding insulation to a home, enhancing the GHE is about retaining more heat in the system not adding more heat input.

Linsley: Our results would suggest that there was more heat in the oceans in the early Holocene but it absorbed that heat much more slowly than it is now, when there are much more rapid changes going on.

Since both ice melt and higher temperatures are happening, then density will be lower and this slows the Gulf Stream and adds to the decadal weather event which keeps more heat in the Gulf.

From here you can develop new technology to aid your survival, as well as buff your generator so that it can produce more heat in a wider area.

A smaller opening also has the added advantage of keeping more heat in.

If, like me, you're looking for a bit more heat in your hatch, consider the Volkswagen Golf and Mazda3, which should be priced competitively against the Corolla Hatchback, or save a bit more money for the Volkswagen GTI, Roadshow's favorite hot hatch.

At Out of Town Affairs we connect you with thousands of other married men and women who are looking for a marital affair or a more heat in the bedroom, the variety of new members is fantastic.

[DC: There is, as you imply, much more heat in the oceans than in the atmosphere.

Of all greenhouse gases, methane seems the most innocuous — yet it traps 23 times more heat in the atmosphere than does CO2.

Methane levels have doubled since the preindustrial era, trapping more heat in the atmosphere and re-radiating it back to earth.

Arguably the most significant climate - related impact of increased concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, is that they trap more heat in the ocean.

Now, experiments by geoscientists from Brown and Columbia universities suggest that this process, called tidal dissipation, could create far more heat in Europa's ice than scientists had previously assumed.

Molecule for molecule, methane traps 20 to 25 times more heat in the atmosphere than does carbon dioxide.

The more heat in the Pacific, the bigger the El Niño, and right now, 150 metres below the surface, a ball of warm water is crossing that ocean.

The extra inch of pan will create more heat in the oven and make your cake sink.

One can anticipate the musical aspect of the dialogue to get more heated in the «90s.

The conference speeches and by - elections indicate that debates over migration will only become more heated in the run up to the General Election and with the implementation of further restrictions on migrants» rights to citizenship and services.

I suspect it's because I use more heating in the car making it more humid.

But the competition will be even more heated in 2018 as Ford, General Motors and FCA US pursue new strategies for their truck lineups.

The later sexual maturation, the longer time between each heat, and large puppy counts, all make females from a large breed very unproductive in comparison to smaller breeds that recover faster from smaller litters, have more heats in their lifetime, and start their sexual life earlier, too.

Debunking: According to this theory, cosmic rays are responsible for cloud cover — fewer cosmic rays means fewer clouds and less cooling in the summer (clouds reflect the energy) and more heating in the winter (as clouds hold heat in).

One reason is that solar radiation is not evenly distributed: the Sun hits the equator more directly than the poles, resulting in more heating in the tropics than at higher latitudes.

Not exact matches

While Lyft never operated services in China, the complication adds heat to a U.S. market some say is winner - take - all, where one company has a valuation more than 10 times that of the other.

Nearly everything is more affordable than in the U.S. Expats report that basic utilities tend to run around $ 20 per month, thanks in part to the mild weather which requires little heating or no air conditioning and the government subsidies on liquid petroleum.

But the wildfires in Sonoma and Napa county were more like the hurricanes that ravaged Necker Island in that scientists attribute their ferocity to climate change: specifically, unprecedented heat waves that killed trees and dried out underbrush, leaving huge amounts of fuel for the flames.

«It's more business oriented than personal now,» says Larry Harmon, president of DeMar Plumbing, Heating and Air - conditioning, in Clovis, Calif..