Sentence examples for climate in the form from inspiring English sources

It was found that the difference between the theoretical and empirically derived results could be explained, to first order, by climate in the form of climatic aridity index.

An oscillation in the climate in the form of La Niña a cooling of the surface temperature across the equatorial eastern-central Pacific, causing big changes in airflow and weather patterns is likely to have contributed to the droughts.But humans too play a part.

Scaling relationships for the dependence of ice thickness and surface slope on rock uplift and climate (in the form of an imposed ice flux) emerge from the solutions.

Climate variability and climate change in the form of increasing temperatures, long periods of drought followed by short periods of torrential rains are exacerbating this situation.

"This summer we are seeing the true face of climate change, in the form of record floods, droughts, heat waves and wildfires," Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University, told me.

The world at the time confronted serious climate change in the form of global cooling.

True, it says, climate change in the form of heat and drought may have reduced yields of maize and wheat.

Instead, climate change, in the form of erratic seasons and intense rains, has often ruined crops while middlemen have offered them the lowest prices.

In the bigger picture, though, federal regulators are taking significant action on the climate front, in the form of more stringent Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards covering vehicles to be made in the 2012-16 model years.

Simultaneously, the devastating impacts of routine climate catastrophes in the form of extreme weather, heat stress, proliferation of diseases, and so on, will trigger ongoing costs slashing into world GDP to the tune of 3.2% annually at least.

A recent report by the Stockholm Environment Institute SEII) says: "Temperatures in the region have risen by 0.5C (0.9F) in the period 1976 to 2006, and the people of La Paz and El Alto can observe evidence of climate change in the form of the shrinking snowline in the mountains above them.