Sentence examples for accommodating climate from inspiring English sources
But one difference for workers in Southeast Asia is that they live in a very accommodating climate.
And the whole site has been raised 15 inches to accommodate climate change.
It was found that the RE systems for a future NZEB should be resized and reconfigured to accommodate climate change impacts.
Phenotypic plasticity might thus accommodate climate change.
And two planned basements to accommodate climate-control systems have been reduced to one, with some of this equipment being moved to the roof.
Many are biologically wired to accommodate climates much cooler than the Florida Panhandle's sweaty armpit, so they spend a lot of time in the natural springs Wayne rerouted into small ponds beneath towering oak and pine trees.
Furthermore, the aforementioned MHW properties are fundamental to accommodate climate-dependent seasonal and inter-annual disease TS fluctuations.
The main disadvantages to hydronic heating systems are they cannot be adapted to accommodate other climate control systems, and the installation costs can be high.
The initial costs to implement the adaptations were assessed, suggesting that it is more cost-effective to accommodate future climate change impacts for existing and new houses by improving building envelop energy efficiency in cooling dominated regions, but installing on-site solar PVs instead in heating and cooling balanced regions.
To get a better understanding of how leading European cities are planning to reduce their GHGs and accommodate to climate change, I traveled to Amsterdam (as well as Rotterdam, Ghent, Copenhagen, and Stockholm) in November 2015 to learn more about their successes and struggles.
In this case, rather than infer species' temperature limits from an observed contemporary distribution, the correlative niche model might accommodate novel climates by using lower and upper lethal temperatures to establish new niche limits on minimum and maximum temperatures of the coldest and warmest months.
