Sentences with phrase «on globe»

Also, nearly everywhere on the globe became drier than in preindustrial times.

The only warming that can be ferreted out of the temperature records is in the coldest and most inhospitable regions on Earth, such as in the dry air of the Arctic or Siberia where going from a -50 °C to a -40 °C at one small spot on the globe is extrapolated across tens of thousands of miles and then branded as global warming.

Strangely, and probably on purpose, the ZDF documentary focusses only on Europe for its look at the Medieval Warm Period, and presents no examples of it occurring at other locations on the globe — as it did for the earlier warm periods.

Global warming will clearly change the temperatures and influence the patterns of precipitation, but it won't make any difference to the available hours of sunlight at any point on the globe.

At any point in time, at anyplace on the globe, there could be significant warming, while significant cooling is simultaneously happening at another locale, and both can be associated with vast regional areas of insignificant temperature change.

What I did back in 2007 was copy the record highs and lows for my little spot on the globe into Excel.

What happens if we subtract 4 ° from every airport station on the globe starting with year 2000?

My impression was that there weren't as many recent record highs for my little spot on the globe as the hype implied.

Some people laughed to see the alteration, but they let them laugh, and little heeded them; for they were wise enough to know that nothing ever happened on this globe, for good, at which some people did not have their fill of laughter in the outset; and knowing that such as these would be blind anyway, they thought it quite as well that they should wrinkle up their eyes in grins, as have the malady in less attractive forms.

America wasn't on their globe, maybe Antarctic was; if you say so...

One of the only places on the globe that is abnormally cold in a year that will probably shatter records as the warmest globally.

In the case of your approach (which I'm not knocking incidentally) what parameters would you use in your estimation (obviously point on the globe, but perhaps elevation of site, urbanisation... when would you stop?

If you look up from anywhere on the globe will you see the firmament?

Your approach might be better (partialling out the contributions of CO2 concentrations as a parameter and testing its significance) or simply looking at robust temperature series at a number of locations on the globe might offer better results.

On the globe it can not be the case that global warming is both flat and continuing to rise.

Then I calculated the trend in the adjustment averaged over the stations in each grid cell on the globe, to determine whether the adjustments were increasing or decreasing the temperature trend.

This opposing - colors scheme arguably works very well in drawing the reader's attention to particularly warm or cool areas on the globe.

For its 2013 report, the IPCC replaced the clumsy socioeconomic scenarios with four batches of numbers representing different pollution emissions at many points on the globe to 2100 and beyond; see IPCC (2014c) and G.P. Wayne, «The Beginner's Guide to Representative Concentration Pathways,» online here.

We have a novel perturbation across the globe and each chaotic climate system on the globe; it is bigger and more persistent, and in nearly every measure a perturbation can generally be defined as more likely to upset a dynamic equilibrium or shift or radicalize attractors is larger than any perturbation for the past half million years.

In 2016, an examination of the peer - reviewed scientific literature has uncovered dozens of paleoclimate reconstructions that reveal modern «global» warming has not actually been global in scale after all, as there are a large number of regions on the globe where it has been cooling for decades.

Every region is unique on this planet due to many complex factors but the generalized theories on this globe does not recognize this.

I accuse Canadian corporations and government of immoral activity with devastating consequences for the poorest, most vulnerable nations on the globe.

Second, the debates among climatologists nowadays are not over whether there is human - exacerbated climate change — melting polar ice, rise in sea level, more tropical storms, etc. — but over how large the effects are (one or four degrees), and what the specific consequences for each spot on the globe will be.

Wouldn't it be more natural to put a Delaunay triangulation on the globe with the stations as vertices?

Zdoc simply thinks that if it's a good idea to put some space between science and politics, why on earth would you want to be dealing with the demonstrably most political and frequently dysfunctional organization on the globe?

Instead of the narrow and inward - looking universe of the deniers, the legitimate scientific community has developed its views on climate change through rigorous peer - reviewed research and writing across all climate - related disciplines and in virtually every country on the globe.

Interestingly our water system was designed for about 18 million people and now we have legally about 38 million people (plus a couple million extra), the 8th mightiest economy and the most intensive agriculture system on the globe AND million s of tourists each year.

But the time and effort required to gather, sift, analyze and convey information with authority, particularly on globe - spanning or contentious issues, is expensive.

It's important to note that a substantial short - term influence on the globe's average temperature, the cycle of El Niño warmth and La Niña cooling in the tropical Pacific Ocean, was in the warm phase until May but a La Niña cooling is forecast later this year, according to the Climate Prediction Center of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

As far as solar and wind «not being enough» (# 16, # 17) it really depends on what kind of technology you have and where you are on the globe.

He was reflecting on his time in space and his realization after seeing the Earth from orbit that we are having some pretty adverse effects on this globe we call home.

To get control of global warming, we have to cut back the 35 % and growing overload of GHGs, mainly carbon dioxide on the globe.

This is forward going action for getting control of global warming by stopping unneeded GHG emissions increasing the overload of carbon dioxide on the globe while also getting control of water pollution.

While I admit, it is a simple analysis, just using EXCEL and VB option, on one spot on the globe, it does provide some interesting insight as to past temp variations over a 350 + year range.

It's not the cutting of GHG emissions that are the real issue: it's the cutting into the 35 % and growing overload of carbon dioxide already on the globe that has to be addressed for getting some control of global warming.

Personally I would not accept a mathematical model as «proof» of such an extraordinary claim unless the model can accurately predict the daily temperatures in every major city on the globe at least five years in advance.

The basic problem is the 35 % overload of GHGs, mostly carbon dioxide, already on the globe already melting ice packs, altering corals to lose their carbon dioxide trapping algae and causing worsening weather among other things.

The title also references Hurricane Sandy, which is depicted on the globe heading into the East Coast of the United States, which was happening when Yoder first started the sculpture.

, by Suvi Lehtinen, ArtFetch «The Art World Eats Breakfast All Day Long,» by Sarah Cascone, Art in America «David Horvitz Would Like to Invite You to Breakfast», by Harriet Staff, Poetry Foundation «Art Basel», by Aoife Rosenmeyer, Art Agenda, June 2013 «Best of Art Basel», by Francesca Gavin, Dazed Digital «The Daily Pic: David Horvitz shows sunset and sunrise from opposite points on the globe», by Blake Gopnik, The Daily Beast «Künstler, die uns aufgefallen sind: David Horvitz», by Boris Pofalla, Monopol, 07/2013 «What color is your parachute, David Horvitz?

Equally, for measuring time there is a wide range of formal constructions available — time is sometimes organised in numbers, sometimes arranged in a circle, and sometimes divided into strips, as for example on the globe.

Ideally a reviewer would have traveled directly from «The World Over,» in Wellington, to Amsterdam — very nearly at the opposite point on the globe — to view the other half of the show, «Under Capricorn,» at the Stedelijk.

The idea behind a communications satellite is simple: Send data up into space and beam it back down to another spot on the globe.

«At some point it will always be sunrise or sunset at a Turrell Skyspace somewhere on the globe.»

Just like life, contemporary art assaults us simultaneously from all angles and from anywhere on the globe, echoing multisensory visions of an accelerated world.

# 212: MASS MoCA curator Denise Markonish, on globe - trotting studio visits and producing on a Massive scale

Sims, the Curator at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York, hand - picked the piece for the museum's ambitious exhibition, the Global Africa Project, which surveys the global influences on African art and vice versa, African art's influence on the globe.

More than ever before, contemporary art, like life, assaults us simultaneously from all angles and from anywhere on the globe, existing also as multisensory visions of an accelerated world.

Super Mario Odyssey will soon let us set out on a globe - trotting adventure with the moustachioed Italian plumber, presenting a whole world to explore that will let us wander neon - lit cities, mysterious ruins, and a partly frozen desert.

He will embark on a globe - trotting journey in pursuit of a historical conspiracy behind a fabled pirate treasure.

Super Mario Odyssey will soon let us set out on a globe - trotting adventure with the moustachioed Italian plumber, presenting a whole world to explore that will let us wander neon - lit cities, mysteriou...