Sentence examples for climate represents from inspiring English sources

It's also important to realize that climate represents what modelers call a boundary condition.

Observed wind climate represents as closely as possible the long-term wind climate at anemometer height at the position of the meteorological mast.

Topographic complexity and the associated fine-scale heterogeneity of climate dictate the velocity with which current temperature isoclimates are projected to move under climate change scenarios, and this spatial heterogeneity in climate represents an important spatial buffer in response to climate change (Loarie et al. 2009; Ackerly et al. 2010).

The Earth's climate represents a wonderfully complex dynamical system that we do not fully understand.

His campaign's response to Science Debate's question on climate represents a similar approach.

The Paris Agreement on climate represents universal acceptance of the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to prepare the world, especially least developed countries which contribute little to climate change, to withstand the changes that are already underway.

Suntech also credited a supportive local business climate represented by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council.

And Steve Chu and I, in the interagency working group on energy and climate, represent the science and technology side.

The labor climate represented in Tuesday's report belies unemployment data from the Labor Department's weekly jobless claims, which have recently indicated general improvement.

Mr Cable told Chief Economics Correspondent, Hugh Pym that the current economic climate represented the "end of the beginning rather than the beginning of the end".

Data for contemporary climate (representing the 1961 1990 climate normal period) and future climate (10-year averages centered on the years 2030, 2060, 2090) were obtained in grid format at ~800 m resolution, from the USDA Forest Service (Crookston and Rehfeldt 2008).