Sentence examples for climatic constraint from inspiring English sources
The overwintering period may be a particularly important climatic constraint on the dynamics of WNV in cold-temperate regions of North America.
Our attempt here to apply them on a regional to local scale highlights one issue with the climatic constraint used to identify areas of potential C4 land cover.
The main climatic constraint in DPR Korea is the short growing season caused by rigid winters and rainfall that is concentrated in the May to September period.
The model is subjected to climatic constraints: rainfall and temperature.
Such methods focus on the distribution of evaporites, shelf carbonates, and corals because present-day deposits of these types have specific, well-known climatic constraints.
This project is the culmination of our significant research into how to best work with individual site and climatic constraints, brought together using our new parametric modelling techniques".
Results show that at a macroscale it is important to consider the natural climatic constraints of water availability.
If those conditions are known, potential body temperatures and rates of water exchange can be computed using the principles of biophysical ecology17,18,19,20 and then used to define climatic constraints on the behaviour, distribution and abundance of organisms15,21 ,22 ,23 ,24
It also provides new insight into specific design responses to various climatic constraints, since optimization that considers both structure and energy can shift best solutions in unexpected ways.
Regarding the Miocene of the Mediterranean, development of vermetid microbial 'reefs', so far recorded for the Messinian, is preferentially associated with low-diversity coral reefs and is interpreted as being mainly controlled by climatic constraints.
First, the net primary productivity (NPP) was modelled based on the climatic constraints of natural vegetation growth (water availability, solar radiation and minimum temperature) derived from remote sensing and climate data.
