Sentence examples for compared climates from inspiring English sources

If there is large geographical separation between the two compared climates, as in Australia and North America (TE studies of Gonzalez et al. [ 38, 39]), the separation will allow random drift to increase differences.

The comparison of local and global studies show only partial similarity in the adaptation of the TEs, because of the dryness of the ecologically tropical climate in EC, in contrast to the wet tropical climate in the global compared climates.

Other recipients include the Heartland Institute, which compared climate scientists to the Unabomber, the American Legislative Exchange Council and numerous others.

The CSIRO's chief executive, Larry Marshall, said in a radio interview last month the reaction to his planned cuts was more like religion than science, and compared climate science with the oil lobby in the 1970s.

The most vociferous of the complaints against him and Levitt were in response to a chapter in Superfreakonomics on climate change, which asked some unpopular questions about emissions, and compared climate-change campaigners to religious fundamentalists.

An increasing number of studies have compared climate change adaptation policies within and between different countries.

For assessing effects of resin tapping on the climate sensitivity of Scots pine growth, we compared climate-growth relationships calculated over the aforementioned 30-year periods.

He compared climate skeptics to Galileo, saying, "Galileo was outnumbered for a spell" -- even though in that case, Galileo was the scientist facing skeptics.

These statements were in response to Sorkin's curiosity about a quote attributed to Happer where he compared climate change to the Holocaust.

Overall, the rhetorical hijinks were stronger than at Copenhagen five years ago: French President François Hollande compared climate risks to war, while Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in fitting anticapitalist fashion quipped that " you cannot eat money".

They have sensors on the court, linked to computers, along with two weather stations, one on Centre Court, the other outside, to measure and compare climates.