Sentence examples for climate tendency from inspiring English sources

Characteristic values of all climate tendency zones according to classified indicators are shown in Table 2.

The regionalization that results from these principles is divided into two levels: climate tendency zones (level-I) and climate fluctuation regions (level-II).

Thus the activity of characterizing the central climate tendency of the distinction between where pythons have and have not been collected may be grossly misleading.

Jensen claimed to the ABC there were "at least 10" members of his party who shared his climate denialist tendencies.

The biggest hurdle may be the same one that has made it hard for people to work now to limit human-caused climate disruption: a tendency for societies to deeply discount long-term, but potentially catastrophic risks.

As noted by Carbon Brief, climate change's tendency to push the mercury ever higher has made, and will continue to make, fires like this one larger and more destructive.

On climate change, this tendency toward "solution aversion" brings us to somewhat of a self-fulfilling prophesy.

The case of the former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn and (within India) the allegations against RK Pachauri, who headed the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, suggest the tendency to blame the victim is rampant among the international elite.

The mayor's affiliation with climate sceptics and his tendency to support fringe views represents a worrying departure from scientific consensus and must now be brought into the spotlight and examined properly.

Consequently, according to the results of the four climate models, the observed tendency of the past phenological development ('Development of measured (1961 to 2009) and projected (2031 to 2060 and 2071 to 2100) air temperatures and phenological observations (1961 to 2009)' section) will obviously continue until the end of the twenty-first century.

Now Rashad, in this climate, we have a tendency to move onto the next thing.