Sentences with phrase «temperature trajectory»

The emission pathway is so large that the yellow emissions floor does not affect it until 2240, and as a result the yellow and black temperature trajectories are indistinguishable until after temperatures have peaked.

Shifts in ocean surface temperature mirror the changes in temperature trajectory precisely.

The appropriate frame is that they track * climate * — that is, the «average» warming that results from considering the many possible temperature trajectories that reality could have taken, and which various model runs evince.

This has implications for management practices that rely either on historical trend estimates or on anticipated temperature trajectories.

Overvaluing the influence of CH4 emissions on climate could easily result in our «locking» the earth into a warmer temperature trajectory, one that is temporarily masked by the short - term cooling effects of the CH4 reductions, but then persists for many generations.

Four multi-decadal climate shifts were identified in the last century coinciding with changes in the surface temperature trajectory.

Regardless, if we aren't yet warmer now than in the past 125,000 years then our current temperature trajectory means that we will get there before too long.

Four multi-decadal climate shifts have been identified in the last century coinciding with changes in the surface temperature trajectory.

the warmest part of a day is usually in the afternoon, and the warmest days occur in the summer, but the temperature trajectories aren't neat constant amplitude and phase sine waves.

The climate modelers calculated the temperature trajectory over the 1900 — 2005 period both with and without CO2 and other human - induced factors.