Sentence examples for climate units from inspiring English sources

Alongside the campaign battles, players have the option of both historical and custom battles, where the player controls what climate, units and terrain will be present on the battlefield.

Recent research has shown that the relationship between work unit climate and unit outcomes is moderated by climate strength (that is, the degree of within-unit agreement of employees' climate perceptions).

The scientist, Dr. Michael E. Mann, has been at the center of a dispute arising from the unauthorized release of more than 1,000 e-mail messages from the servers of the University of East Anglia in England, home to one of the world's premier climate research units.

gThe interviewees were directors of environmental and climate protection units in city governments, energy consultants at the regional and local level (including a representative from the National CHP Association), managers of energy suppliers, a representative of a public utility company, representatives of an energy agency and a research institute, and a CHP project manager from city government.

Alpha Centauri features improvements on Civilization IIs game engine, including simultaneous multiplay, social engineering, climate, customizable units, alien native life, additional diplomatic and spy options, additional ways to win, and greater mod-ability.

The paper presents results of a detailed subdivision of Holocene sediments in the region of the Kuban River delta into climate-stratigraphic units and reconstructions of the vegetation, climate and depositional environment changes on the Taman Peninsula (NE Black Sea region) during the last 7400 years.

Professor Jones, in a statement issued by the climate research unit, said, "What is most important is that C.R.U.

Victor Fodeke, head of the Nigerian special climate change unit, said any attempt to remove the Kyoto track would be disastrous for the talks.

The issue that divides the sceptical scientist and the denier is a simple one, says Professor Alan Thorpe, director of the Natural Environment Research Council, one of the bodies that funds the climate research unit at East Anglia.

The exchanges over the provenance of the documents are bound to deepen the comparisons to the 2009 hacking of scientists' email at the University of East Anglia's climate research unit.

A senior civil servant has been appointed to conduct an independent review by next spring into emails hackers stole and published from the University of East Anglia's climate research unit (CRU).