Sentences with phrase «per century»

This calculates into warming rates of 0.5 degrees C to 0.7 degrees C per century.

If we take a baseline of the last 7000 years, until recently, global temperature decreased at a rate of 0.01 °C per century.

Warming and cooling rates range from 0.01 to > 3.0 degrees per century.

May be up to 4 to 5 meters per century.

As you can see in the graph above, the past six months of extremes contributed to a warming trend of 1.7 °F per century.

Accordingly, global warming has occurred at a pace of approximately 1 degree Celsius per century over the duration of the satellite record.

The rate of sea level rise has been about a foot per century since the satellite era.

These data indicate that local rates were generally at the 1 — 10 cm per century level (see Table 1).

Rate of change per Century and correlation coefficient shown on each plot.

At least one per century per galaxy is considered normal, so we're long overdue.

That is nearly a 100 percent error per century.

It must have absorbed / offset a lot of heat gain per century to melt off ice miles deep over the past 11,000 years.

Perhaps the average heat sink benefit per century of ice over the past 11,000 years can be calculated?

It shows the warming (or cooling) per century growth rate at the end of each decade.

With warming rates of 0.5 to over 1.3 degrees C per century this has caused considerable alarm for many.

The average rate of the rise since about the year 1800 is roughly eight inches per century.

Again, the pace of warming throughout the entirety of the record is approximately 1 degree Celsius per century.

Warming, cooling and plateau segments that last longer than 700 + / - years consistently have rates of less than approximately 0.25 degrees per century.

The current rate of sea level rise is 2.4 mm / year, which is less than one foot per century.

Table 4: Rate of temperature change per century since 1998.

Also, the modern warming rate exhibits a 1.16 °C per century trend.

The authors noted, Antarctica is projected to become almost ice - free with an average contribution to sea - level rise exceeding 3 m per century during the first millennium.

=== > that's equal to a 96 °C per century warming trend if NASA continues with a pattern of similar «corrections.»

These blasts happen perhaps once per century in a quiet galaxy such as our Milky Way.

Melting can be rapid: as the last ice age ended, the disappearance of the ice sheet covering North America increased sea level by more than a metre per century at times.

«New Mexico's Democrats / Liberals Push Global Warming Legislation: Oops, New Mexico Is Cooling At -5.1 ° Per Century Rate Main Liberals / Democrats Stunned To Learn Glaciers Started Melting 100 + Years Before 1980: Not Aware of Little Ice Age End!»

The satellite acceleration / deceleration climate pattern in the past has ranged from a +24.0 ºC to a -23.1 ºC per century trend for 36 - month periods.

Tidal gauges show a rise of about 7 inches per century over the last 150 years.