Sentences with phrase «temperatures flatten out»

When will the temperature flatten out again?

Not exact matches

To store, flatten out fondant to 1 - inch disc or rectangle, cover in parchment and store in a sealed plastic bag at room temperature.

Temperatures in the upper 700 meters of the ocean rose over the last two decades of the 20th century before flattening out in 2003.

Another possibility, he adds, is that the atmospheres might have uniform temperatures all the way down, which would flatten out their light spectra because molecules would not transfer energy as easily.

You will disagree, of course, but I still believe that it would be better tactics in the face of the meaningless but easily exploited decade of temperature flattening, to engage with the skeptics rather than to seek to dismiss out of hand with name - calling and the like.

Looking at the HadCRUT3v ENSO corrected graph, it seems as though the temperature has flattened out since 1998.

The extreme end of this, at very large optical depth throughout a deep part of the atmosphere, is when the OLR slope flattens out to a horizontal line and the outgoing emission becomes completely decoupled from the surface temperature, which is when a runaway greenhouse can kick in.

Or if you prefer a summary: Omitting the bristlecone did not flatten the hockeystick but that wasn't the point — M&M want that data omitted so that the 15th century temperature will come out higher than today to refute the claim temperatures are hotter than in the last millennium.

My main point really was that the understanding of the GCMs in this respect is poor enough, that we can't rule out a flattening of the global mean temperature trend being caused by these shifts in demographics.

During periods with more La Niñas, surface temperatures temporarily flatten out.

If you look at a graph of a trend and see a line flattening out you for a short period of time — as we have seen in the past with global temperatures — then you know that you're looking at the effects of noise in a trend.

If we could plot a graph with co2 volume on the x axis and temperature on the y axis then the relationship between c02 and temperature would by described by a curve that eventually flattens out.

If we could plot a graph with C02 volume on the x axis and temperature on the y axis then the relationship between C02 and temperature would by described by a curve that eventually flattens out.

The «rule of thumb» did not gain prominence until the surface temperature record flattened out, and by then it had been ignored by AGW alarmists for 2 decades.

I argue that growth rate (ring width) can flatten out OR decline at higher temperatures, depending on what happens with precipitation.

Mann re-iterated that the MBH reconstruction had the same amplitude as the increase in temperature over the calibration period and ignored the flattening out in the proxies that was worrying Severinghaus.

In fact, during the mid-20th century, solar activity and global surface temperatures both flattened out.