Sentence examples for climate preferences from inspiring English sources

The bugs' climate preferences are essentially an exact match to our own, and a small wingless creature couldn't ask for a better traveling companion — airlines have opened a world of possibilities for a species that can't get very far on its own six legs.

Climate perception, broadly construed, can include interpretations of experienced climate, beliefs about how climate works or changes, attitudes about climate issues such as the human role in climate change, and even climate preferences.

We discuss the effect of an expanding agricultural frontier on parasitoid abundance and relate our findings to the design of a fruit fly biological control program that tailors mass releases to parasitoid climate preferences.

We reconstruct climate preferences for hypothetical ancestral Cyclamen.

Yesson and Culham [ 23] have demonstrated the plausibility of this general approach to estimates for ancestral areas based on reconstruction of climate preferences for ancestral lineages in other taxa.

Examining climate preference envelopes from a phylogenetic perspective brings new insight into this field.

Different parts of the world, Mr Brack points out, can tolerate different levels of pollution, depending on climate, the preferences of local people and governments, and existing pollution levels.

As Châteauneuf has evolved, whether due to stylistic preferences, climate change or a combination of the two, it's become a favorite of those who prize big, lush, fruity wines.

While the UK is at the forefront of ground breaking climate research, cultural preferences continue to reside with trusting empirical observations opposed to conceptual models (Jasanoff 2011).

Larger populations and diversity of climate were given preference when selecting locations.

Given the present climate for son preference, ARTs have the (unchecked) potential to encourage pronatalist eugenics and attitudes to design one's own child (preferably male).