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In Figure \ref{Figure:Kairodic} distributions obtained by applying each of the quantification approaches to the Yr587 ensemble trajectories illustrated in Figure \ref{Figure:ClimateQuantifications} are shown. Note that the trajectories from which were sampled to obtain the Run28 and Run45 distributions in Figure \ref{Figure:Kairodic}, are highlighted in Figure \ref{Figure:ClimateQuantifications}. The distributions thus obtained are significantly different
from one another ($D \approx 0.65, p <
10^{-10}$). 10^{-10}$), i.e these two TCQs differ very greatly from one another. The difference
in distributions for
the year 30
ECQ and
the Run45
TCQ is also large ($D \approx 0.40, p < 0.001$), as is the differences between the Run48 TCQ and the decade 6 (``settled'') ETCQ ($D \approx 0.53, p < 10^{-10}$). For SO
TS, TAS, 60-year climate variable distributions often (in
up to around $\sim
30\%$) 30\%$ of cases, depending on the system IC state used) are detectably different from one another and the overall ensemble distribution.