Examples of using Surface temperatures in English and their translations into Arabic
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Global mean surface temperatures continue to rise.
Surface Temperatures range from 467 degrees Celsius 872 degrees.
Safely measure surface temperatures of hot, hazardous
Warming sea surface temperatures is thought to influence coral diseases in two ways.
It's been scientifically proven that higher surface temperatures contribute to extreme weather events.
Just Aim and push the button, read current surface temperatures in less than a second.
also have an effect on ocean currents, salinity and surface temperatures.
The formation of a hurricane requires warm sea surface temperatures and specific atmospheric circulation conditions.
When surface temperatures in the Atlantic rise above 80 degrees, conditions are ideal for a hurricane.
The satellite will also measure the surface temperatures and look for evidence of volcanic activity and lightning.
In general, the phenomenon usually affected agricultural activities, but the associated changes in ocean surface temperatures also affected marine ecosystems.
The satellites registered surface temperatures of 284 to 419 degrees in a 90 to 215 meter range in the volcano crater.
This is a simulation from the US National Center for Atmospheric Research global climate model showing, earth surface temperatures through 2100.
Very high surface temperatures and high salinities makes this one of the warmest and saltiest bodies of seawater in the world.
Due to the surface temperatures of the solenoid coils, the standards ISO 13732-1 and EN 982 need to be adhered to!
An analysis of surface temperatures indicates that there has been a global mean warming of 0.3-0.6 degrees Kelvin over the past 100 years.
Other large-scale impacts include rising sea levels and sea surface temperatures, reduced sea ice coverage and changes in ocean circulation and salinity.
Sustained differences between sea surface temperatures in the tropical western and eastern Indian Ocean are known as the Indian Ocean Dipole(IOD).
The effects of the progressive warming of ocean surface temperatures are already being experienced through the increased frequency and intensity of weather events.
NOAA's Coral Reef Watch Program uses satellite information and in-situ tools to show where sea surface temperatures are rising. Image courtesy NOAA.