Sentence examples for applying climate from inspiring English sources

However, a considerable body of effort in various parts of the world is now being focused on this issue of applying climate predictions to improve agricultural systems.

Using this model, applying climate projections for 2085 from a GCM, Hales et al. predicted a limited extension of dengue.

Besides applying climate-sensitive urban form, the project stresses the need to develop culturally adapted building typologies for reduced heating and cooling, an efficient public transport in a mixed and dense urban structure and integrated water and energy systems on the neighborhood level.

This significance of biotic interactions on species distributions has been described in other systems, and underlines the risk of applying climate-envelope approaches to modelling community level responses to perturbation [ 3, 51, 52].

I was also working with engineers in Brazil and Paraguay to apply climate forecasts to optimize water resource management at Itaipu Binacional, the largest operational hydropower facility in the world.

They also used studies of elephant-feeding habits to estimate the impact of the loss of the mammoths on the grasslands, and they applied climate models to compute the effect of the vegetation change on global temperatures.

Those who apply climate model data, e.g., in impact models may find advice on characteristics of the data they are using as well as guidance with respect to the graphical aspects of communicating their results.

This result underlines that the simulated effects can largely depend on the description of the land surface properties and the representation of physical processes at the land surface and in the soil in the applied climate model[49].

The variability of the climatic, soil and vegetation characteristics of a region, the length of analysed time scale[40], as well as the representation of land surface processes in the applied climate model, also have an influence on the simulated vegetation atmosphere interactions.

These solutions include water-efficient technologies, drought-resistant seeds, applied climate and weather analytics, and new types of financial and insurance contracts.

We applied climate perturbations (future minus current conditions) to the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia (CRU) 2000 data, which resulted in generally warmer and wetter conditions.