Sentence examples for absorb weather from inspiring English sources
While developed countries can absorb weather shocks, Sudan's ability to respond to droughts and floods is as poor as its people, two-thirds of whom are farmers.
An optimistic forecast would see this monitoring system continue to get smarter as it absorbs more weather variables, gathered by newer satellites and instruments, measured in finer resolution, processed with ever more powerful supercomputers.
Not only does deforestation reduce the amount of carbon dioxide that a rainforest can absorb, but an unexpected weather event, such as a drought (which some scientists believe may itself be a result of climate change), can actually reverse a rainforest's role, causing it to emit carbon dioxide rather than absorbing it.
Inside is a spore mass mixed with a sticky substance that expands as it absorbs water during cool, wet weather in spring and fall.
It meandered generally northwestward before being absorbed into another weather system on August 29.
He stood outside the building in the most inclement weather, absorbing Old Golds in nothing but a sweater vest".
Although most tropical cyclones that become extratropical quickly dissipate or are absorbed by another weather system, they can still retain winds of hurricane or gale force.
DSSCs work well in cloudy weather and can absorb diffused sunlight and are relatively inexpensive to construct.
While national governments are negotiating the final treaty that will attempt to limit rising global temperatures to 2 degrees Celsius or lower, it is cities that more often than not absorb the biggest impacts of extreme weather and climate change.
The line includes a Dry Run foot cream ($17.50) that uses an extract from volcanic stone to absorb sweat; a thick sunscreen ($25.50), left, "made for extreme weather conditions," and a hair and body wash ($15.50).
