Sentences with phrase «temperature perturbations»

Two approaches are used: applying regressions to experiments as they approach equilibrium, and equilibrium experiments forced separately by CO2 and patterned sea surface temperature perturbations alone.

After the removal from the data set of short periods of temperature perturbation that relate to near - equator volcanic eruption, we use derivatives to document the presence of a 5 - to 7 - month delayed close relationship between SOI and GTTA.

One of the identifiers for those eddies was noticeable water temperature perturbations within these swirls (sometimes as great as 2 - 4C as I recall).

At other times, it amplified small temperature perturbations into climate events that changed the face of the planet, as it did in the ice age cycles, the period we are still currently in.

In other words, outgassing CO2 from the oceans was a positive feedback to the initial temperature perturbation.

The effects of differences in radiative restoring that you refer to may be significant, although even here I do not think that these differences are primarily due to the; my impression is that high latitudes have weaker radiative restoring because surface temperature perturbations are not as strongly coupled to the troposphere so have more difficulty radiating to space.

The results (surely worth a glance) reflect all known temperature perturbations, including the 1988 peak.

dH / dt = F - f (T) where F is the forcing, f (T) is the feedback term, T is temperature perturbation.

Lifetime of anthropogenic climate change: millennial time scales of potential CO2 and surface temperature perturbations.