Examples of using Global mean in English and their translations into German
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TOPEX/Poseiden observations showing 0.9 mm/year global mean sea level rise for 1992-2001 which gives upper limit to ocean temperature rise TOPEX/ Poseiden observations showing 0.9 mm/ year global mean sea level rise for 1992-2001 which gives upper limit to ocean temperature rise.
In the simulations, the global means of the most important quantities change only marginally,
Cloud formation and albedo- albedo and global mean temperature of the Earth.
Global mean sea level will continue to rise at a rate very likely to exceed the rate of the past four decades.
The first term in(3) on the right is the global mean of the exospheric temperature of the order of 1000 K.
In the global mean anthropogenic pollution aerosol by these direct and indirect effects cools the climate.
The colour- coded topography ranges from 8 kilometers below a global mean(black to dark purple) to 8 kilometers above a global mean white.
Significantly stronger effects are expected to arise on the precipitation which decreases in the global mean by about 5.
The colour- coded topography ranges from 8 kilometers below a global mean(black to dark purple) to 8 kilometers above a global mean white.
These global mean temperatures range from possibly +2°C to -6°C relative to current global mean temps.
Previous atmosphere-ocean models[4, 5] have calculated a decadal cooling by more than 10 K in the global mean.
The MPI-ESM simulations of the YTT eruptions show a significant decrease in the global surface temperature and the global mean precipitation within the first nine years Fig.
The global mean long wave and short wave cloud
An analysis of observational data in the new IPCC report estimates the global mean warming from 1901 to 2012 to be about 0.9 °C.
The different latitude bands can be directly compared for their influence on the global mean because the trends are scaled by area.
Sea surface temperature(SST) trends are more than seven times higher than the global mean SST during 1982-2008.
It is a measure of the change of the global mean surface temperature of the Earth that arises from doubling the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide, CO2.
GRAPH 13 Likely impact, by Member State, of a 1°C rise in global mean temperatures on agriculture.
During the past 30 years, temperatures in the Alpine region have increased almost twice as much as the global mean.
Our findings show that under current assumptions regarding thermal sensitivity, coral reefs might no longer be prominent coastal ecosystems if global mean temperatures actually exceed 2 degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial level," says lead author Katja Frieler from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research.