Sentence examples for assumptions of climate from inspiring English sources

Because the future is unknown, one should view projections not as precise estimates of what will happen, but as more order-of-magnitude estimates of what could happen if the underlying assumptions of climate and development are met.

Finally, the implications of the uncertainty related to the DDF parameters estimation on the design of real detention tanks were analyzed, thus providing an evaluation of their hydraulic performance under the assumption of climate change.

What's going on now in the real world is surpassing the assumptions of the climate models.

It is becoming a hallmark of our programme, whether it's challenging the global warming assumptions of the climate change secretary, the NUT's historic resistance to school reforms by Tory and Labour governments, or the activities of the leader of the English Defence League.

The assumption of noticeable climate sensitivity to anthropogenic GHG emissions (as defined as the mean increase of global temperature with a doubling of CO2 equivalent (CO2-equ).

This assumption of unchanging climate may be practical for predicting forest growth over the next 10 years or so.

Senior military and intelligence officials who focus on "natural security" issues say the Obama administration has shown a greater understanding of the subtleties than its predecessor, in part because it does not challenge basic assumptions about the harmful impact of climate change.

The assumption of a stable climate makes it milder; however, climate modelers applied to calculate the effect of increased greenhouse gases on climate and for impact assessors to examine potential influences.

It was concluded that the design and assessment of carbon emission reduction schemes for residential buildings need to move beyond its assumptions of a current or stationary climate to take into account climate change impacts.

The impacts of different stocking densities on the environment were assessed through a set of simulation experiments for various combinations of climate input and assumptions about the development of livestock numbers.

In general, diversity shifts towards the coast and northwards, and the degree depends on the dispersal assumptions, emission scenarios, and the sensitivity of climate simulations.