Sentences with phrase «third of a degree»

Other business degrees such as finance or accounting are a more affordable option, and nearly two - thirds of these degrees are awarded to women.

It also doesn't require expensive equipment that can cool chambers at a third of a degree a minute.

After reanalyzing data collected between 1979 and 2001, the team found that the tropospheres temperature has risen by about two tenths of a degree Celsius (almost one third of a degree Fahrenheit) each decade, bringing it in line with the surface trend.

This map has a width of four degrees (the previous map had a width of two - thirds of a degree).

So half the time, the difference is greater than a third of a degree from the average (0.18).

RSS shows a total of a third of a degree rise from 1979!

But it was only a short spurt of warming that raised global temperature by a third of a degree in four years and then stopped.

The only actual warming since the satellites started operating is a step warming that began with the 1998 super El Nino, raised global temperature by a third of a degree in four years, and then stopped.

In four years global temperature rose by a third of a degree and then stopped.

Between these two no - warming periods there was a brief step warming that raised global temperature by a third of a degree and then stopped.

It raised global temperature by a third of a degree Celsius, and then settled down into the present hiatus / pause.

NOAA said Earth averaged 56.08 degrees (13.38 degrees Celsius) in February, 2.18 degrees (1.21 degrees Celsius) above average, beating the old record for February set in 2015 by nearly six - tenths of a degree (one - third of a degree Celsius).

Assuming the same climate sensitivity, Lindzen's estimate of a 2.5 °C drop for a -30 W / m2 forcing would imply that currently doubling CO2 would warm the planet by only a third of a degree at equilibrium, which is well outside the bounds of IPCC estimates and even very low by most skeptical standards.

This way we end up with two horizontal steps, both eighteen years long, one consisting of the eighties and nineties and another one a third of a degree higher and encompassing the twenty - first century and its hiatus / warming.

In three years it raised global temperature by a third of a degree Celsius and then stopped.

They got that way because there was a step warming immediately after the super El Niño appeared which raised global temperature by a third of a degree Celsius and then stopped.

This totally ignores the fact that there was a step warming thanks to the super El Nino of 1998 that raised global temperature by a third of a degree in four years and then stopped.

That is of course cheating and if you do as I explained and take the mean of the 2008 La Nina and 2010 El Nino the mean comes out a third of a degree lower than the peak they had tried to pass off as global temperature.

In four years it raised global temperature by a third of a degree Celsius and then stopped.

That is a step warming of a third of a degree that is quite impossible for the greenhouse warming to imitate.

In contrast, a continuation of the modern warming trend would produce an increase of +0.99 °C, just one - third of a degree greater.

Between them is a transition zone that lifts global temperature by a third of a degree.

Well, if you drop them all in the last say ten years and not in the rest of the Kathmandu dataset, you'll get spurious warming of about two thirds of a degree... not exactly sure what your point is here.

An analysis of the available satellite records from UAH and RSS shows that within the only global warming within the last 31 years was a short spurt that started in 1998, in four years raised global temperature by a third of a degree, and then stopped.

One third of a degree Celsius is half of what has been allotted to the entire twentieth century.

Thereafter there was a step warming from 1998 to 2002 that lifted global temperature by a third of a degree and then stopped.

And the two plateaus are not t the same level: The current one is a third of degree Celsius higher than the earlier one on the left was.It got that way because in 1999, immediately after the super El Nino left, there was a quick but intense step warming.

In only three years it raised global temperature by a third of a degree Celsius and then stopped, having established the current level pof the plateau.

His «freefall» hit serious updrafts, and as of the end of September, UAH anomalies were up by nearly a third of a degree Celsius and 2017 appeared to be on track to surpass 2014 and 2015 in the record books.

In three years it raised twenty - first century temperatures up by one third of a degree Celsius and then stopped.

Not exact matches

«Our guys thought we were going to hire one or two — a third of them didn't even go to college, a third had non-technical degrees.

A bomb of this strength would incinerate everything within 3.58 square miles while causing third - degree burns in an area up to 2,250 square miles.

These blasts would have incinerated everything within 1.77 square miles of their epicenters while causing third - degree burns up to an area of 1,090 square miles.

They are often stored and sent to «third - party data centers» with varying degrees of security.

A bomb of this size would incinerate everything within 2.11 square miles while causing third - degree burns in an area of 1,309 square miles.

While Pew reports that one - third of 25 - to 29 - year - olds in the U.S. had completed at least a bachelor's degree in 2012 (a record number), a survey by Braun Research for staffing firm Adecco found that 66 percent of hiring managers do not believe college grads are ready for the work force.

A bomb of this size would create a fireball 6.4 square miles large and would be able to give humans third - degree burns within 4,080 square miles of the bomb's epicenter.

A quintet of alleged scammers were indicted this week on attempted grand larceny in the third degree for attempting to steal thousands of dollars from a 67 - year - old woman by trying to convince her that she needed their help shedding the bogus spirits.

Rice's case apparently posed something of a dilemma for the court system, too: back in May, Rice was indicted for third - degree aggravated assault, but those charges were later dropped.

Consider this: The average Facebook user, with just 190 friends, has over five million people in their extended network with just those third - degree connections (friends of friends of friends).

A full third of Fortune 500 CEOs have a so - called «useless» arts degree — and creativity, in any medium, might be the most important skill of all.

Activist hedge fund Third Point, which owns about 6 % of Yahoo's stock, pointed out that Thompson did not have a computer science degree, as many had thought, but a mere accounting degree.

During the first third of the year, from January through April, the average temperature for the contiguous United States was 4 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th - century average, making this period the second warmest on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Business accounts for up to one - third of all bachelor's degrees granted in the United States, and business majors learn a versatile set of skills, making them some of the best - paid alumni in PayScale's report.

Although women have outnumbered men on college campuses since 1988, they have earned at least a third of law degrees since 1980, were fully a third of medical school students by 1990, and, since 2002, have outnumbered men in earning undergraduate business degrees since 2002.

It's crafted not necessarily «just» for young job hunters, but for anyone of any age who's recently completed a degree or starting a second, third or even fourth career after returning to school.

Half of employees with a high school education said they could outperform their manager, while only one - third of workers with bachelor's degrees thought they could do better.

However at a less competitive school, Hartwick College, many in the top third of their class earned math and science degrees and went on to successfully pursue careers in those fields.

Members can retrieve the contact information of their first degree connections and browse their second and third degree connections in order to find additional opportunities to network and connect.

Given that's now the third refusal by Facebook to confirm GDPR will apply universally, it looks pretty clear that users in North American will get some degree of second tier privacy vs international users — unless or until US lawmakers forcibly raise standards on the company and the industry as a whole.