Sentences with phrase «red curve»

Their proxy reconstruction even has a fitted trend (see red curve) that suggests temperatures there seem cyclical and being driven by natural cyclical forces.

This regular up and down of the CO2 (see red curve) shows that our planet is «breathing».

The dotted red curve shows the effect of removing from the DePreSys hindcasts the mean difference between DePreSys and NoAssim hindcasts of Ts for the coming 9 years.

In this particular example, however, the moaty firm's total economic value creation (area of blue curve), in absolute and in present value terms, is significantly less than that of the no - moat firm (area of red curve), as calculated.

That would translate to steadily rising temperatures as carbon pollution continues to accumulate in the atmosphere (see red curve below), and fail to reach the goal of holding warming to 2 °C (blue curve at bottom).

Encirclement (1976) shows a woman lying in the street, her body elongated and arched to follow the bright red curve the sidewalk.

The black and red curves denote the deviation from the 1961 to 1990 average and the shorter green curve denotes the deviation from the average of the black curve for the period 1993 to 2003.

Some reconstructions do appear to underestimate the late 20th century instrumental warming (e.g. Moberg et al — the dark red curve), many others however track it well or even slightly overshoot it (e.g. Oerlemans — the maroon curve).

The no - moat firm's operations are much more volatile, generating economic profit and destroying capital at times (more volatile red curve).

Both the original red curve from 2009/2010 and the January 2nd, 2012 green curve are based on a series of data points for sales ranks bracketing each other.

I was drawn in by the unique topography and sweeping red curves I'd seen in photos.

Jenny Holzer's Purple Red Curve (2005) transmits a coalescence of master narratives through a curved electronic LED sign.

Gas produces will appreciate the fact that the average price of all points on the green curve is the same as the average of the spiky red curve.

Luc Tuymans's painting Fortis (2010), featuring a simple blood - red curve centered within a minimal white field, recasts Fortis Bank's corporate logo, offering an ironic tone at David Zwirner, who also brought works by David Hammons, Fred Sandback, Gordon Matta - Clark and Alice Neel.

This reconstruction is based on the composite of the 10Be South Pole record and neutron monitor data (red curve in Fig. 2).

The images produced by these methods yield a shimmering interplay between closely aligned colors, such as the light and medium Cadmium reds of Red Curve (State 2)(Fig. 4), or create startling effects of depth as in his black - and - white Rivers series.

The dark black, grey and bright red curves are second order polynomial fitted trends produced by Excel - they are not predictions, but they do indicate the current direction the trends are taking.

This graph displays the close connection between the global angular momentum of the atmosphere derived from wind analyses (darker red curve, scale on right) and the observed changes in the length of day (lighter green curve, scale on left), after removing low frequencies, for the years 2000/2001.

To derive statistically robust estimates of ΔT 2x we therefore approximate the inferred relationship between ΔT 2x and LGM SST cooling by a linear regression (Fig. 6, solid red curve).

By simply manipulating specific paleo proxy ending dates, Marcott et al. were able to fabricate the imaginary hockey stick representation (see black curve in above alkenone - proxy chart) versus the original thesis non-hockey stick representation based on the actual paleo - dataset's beginning and ending dates (see red curve)

Black curve from Levitus 2005, red curve from Ishii 2006, green curves from Willis 2004.

The red curve with circles represents the storm's track.

In this potential - surface picture, the red curve is a reaction pathway.

As scientists report online today in Nature, the new object is the first ever found whose orbit (red curve) resembles that of Sedna (orange curve), a far - off body that never gets close to Neptune's path (outermost magenta circle).

This temperature history is based on temperature interpretation from nitrogen measurements (green curve) and O18 diffusion measurements (red curve).

Figure 4: Rural station Amtsberg (blue curve) near Chemnitz is similar to the trend observed across Germany (red curve).

The red curve indicates the average temperature throughout the entire Earth.

If the observations had shown two different and non-overlapping ranges of activity levels in superflare (red curve) and non-superflare stars (black curve), for example, centred on S indices around 1.00 and 0.18, respectively, it would have favoured the star — star, star — disk or star — planet mechanisms, but this is not the case.

Figure 1: Reconstructed tropical South American temperature anomalies (normalized to the 1961 — 1990AD average) for the last 1600 years (red curve, smoothed with a 39 ‐ year Gaussian filter).

For the red curve, when paper was still outselling Kindle, I used paper book bestsellers bracketing Kindle bestsellers.

The red curve covers 1985 to 2000.

As shown in Figure 1 and Table 2, partial annuitization improved outcomes when the dashed red line moved from the blue curve to the red curve in a direction toward the bottom left - hand corner of the chart.

You can see the impact of this purchase - gift in the spectacular, Ellsworth Kelly Multi-Panel Paintings gallery that exhibits a grouping including Yellow Relief with Black (1993), Red on Red (2001), Black Triangle with White (1976), Red Curves (1996), and two 1968 paintings.