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An international climate modelling exercise (Abe-ouchi et al., Nature, 2013 [24]) demonstrated that climate models can replicate the 100,000-year cyclicity given the orbital forcing and carbon dioxide levels of the late Pleistocene. The isostatic history of ice sheets was implicated in mediating the 100,000-year response to the orbital forcing.
Ayako can be written using different kanji characters and can mean: 文子, "writings, child"
Ayako Abe-Ouchi: Japanese climate scientist researcher climatologist: Q56424168: Nina Yasuda: Marine biologist researcher: Q56447287: Akiko Okabe: Japanese architect 1963
The Okanagan Highlands had a moist mesothermal climate, with bioclimatic analysis of the region yielding estimates of a mean annual temperature (MAT) of 12.7-16.6 °C, a cold month mean temperature (CMMT) of 3.5-7.9 °C, and a MAP of 103-157 cm. [6] Clumped isotope measurements from the Green River Basin and the Bighorn Basin confirm a high ...
She and Ayako attack the unsuspecting Yohko with crushing attacks, while Yohko parries the onslaught. The fight stops, but Ayako vows to finish it. Madoka reveals a certain part of her past that relates to the encounter. Yohko's teacher, whom she has a crush on, is used as bait to lure Yohko. Ayako and Yohko meet face-to-face for the showdown.
Ayaka can be written using different kanji characters and can mean: . 彩華, "colorful, flower" 彩夏, "colorful, summer" 彩霞, "colorful, mist" 彩香, "colorful ...
Ayako and Goto begin dating, but Ayako is unwilling to marry as that will mean Akiko will live all alone. Ayako puts forward to Mamiya her theory that "romance and marriage could be separate". The three friends think that all this is an excuse and begin to speculate that Ayako will marry if Akiko remarries.
The mean annual temperature (MAT) of eastern interior Alaska was about 7-9 °C higher than its present day MAT of -6.4 °C. [10] Palynological evidence from the Yermak Plateau in the Arctic Ocean shows that the thermophilic and moist boreal Tsuga-Thuja-Cupressaceae-Betula-Ilex community became dominant in the Arctic during the mPWP. [11]