Sentence examples for climatological processes from inspiring English sources
Accurate descriptions of the climatological processes in this region can be found in the work by Rungdilokroajn (1992) and the Meteorological Department of Thailand (2013).
A call for urgent monitoring of the IPWP area is justified on the grounds of the significance of this area for global oceanographic and climatological processes, but also because of the concerned threats to human population living there.
The rapid development in cities and resultant land use and land cover (LULC) changes always left imprints on their terrestrial, biological, physical, and climatological processes, leading to numerous environmental and ecological problems(Latifovic et al. 2005; Fisher et al. 2006).
In particular, we focus our attention on the relationship between climatological, hydrological, and ecological processes through data analysis and modeling.
All the astrophysical, climatological, biogeochemical, and geodynamic key processes involved in the generation of photosynthesis-driven life conditions are taken into account.
The approach in this study restores this requirement by creating conductivity climatologies from coincident, co-located T, S observations rather than the processed T, S climatological products.
As an example, terrain is considered in the QPF process by using topography or climatological precipitation patterns from observations with fine detail.
Both the generation and integration of climatological and hydrometeorological forecasts with decision making and planning processes require significant changes in current governance practices and resource allocations that affect the evolution of land-use development pathways.
In this study, influence of the different system operating conditions on the performance of a solar desalination system using humidification-dehumidification process have been investigated experimentally under the climatological conditions of Ankara (40°N, 33°E), Turkey.
Therefore integration of climatological and hydrometeorological EWS in land-use and food planning processes could potentially yield considerable benefits in the Sahel region of Africa.
As expected, many DInSAR values are close to the detection threshold (i.e., 1 cm) and therefore do not indicate significant change; however, DInSAR seasonal ground displacement patterns aligned well with climatological and soil conditions and offer geomorphological insight into subsurface processes in permafrost environments.
