Sentence examples for a given climatic from inspiring English sources

Radiative forcing, a measure, as defined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), of the influence a given climatic factor has on the amount of downward-directed radiant energy impinging upon Earth's surface.

ALTmax is defined as the thickest active layer likely to occur in a given climatic period and is ~58 cm for the study site today (Supplementary Note 1).

A number of methods have been established in recent years to estimate reliability of rainwater catchment systems (RWCS) and thereby properly size the components (roof catchment area, storage tank size) of the system for a given climatic region.

When applied to plant macrofossil data, this unweighted approach (MCRun) will frequently identify a large range for a given climatic parameter where the species in an assemblage can theoretically live together.

For known constants, hourly variation of room air temperatures and temperature distribution as a function of thickness of roof have been obtained for a given climatic and design parameters.

The proposed method will be used to standardize the design and operational parameter of a passive solar still, i.e. angle of inclination and water depth for highest yield for a given climatic condition.

Furthermore, the DSS facilitates a direct assessment of the stability of each solution with respect to the food output and erosion in any particular cell and for any given climatic scenario.

These results demonstrate the feasibility of a model-based design approach that produces suitable greenhouse designs for given climatic and economic conditions.

As biomass production can achieve multiple natural resource management objectives, it may provide a land use policy option that is adaptable to changing priorities and economically resilient given climatic uncertainties.

Given climatic warming predicted for south-western Australia and other regions globally, a similar approach to that applied here can contribute to conservation by identifying locations likely to act as micro-buffers against warming.

Historically, buying clothes was in essence and for the vast majority of people, equivalent to spending on something practical to cover up ones' nudity, and survive under given climatic conditions.