Sentence examples for compensate for weather from inspiring English sources

A crew chief can choose among many tuning options to compensate for weather and track conditions, including changing the compression ratio.

Georgina Chapman, whose Marchesa gowns draped the young actresses Hayden Panettiere and Sarah Hyland, said she tries to compensate for weather and location whenever she can.

Taking weather data from two weather stations and averaging may have compensated for weather data differences within the city area.

Furthermore, the model suggests that the weathering of large flat continental surfaces should be considered in the geological carbon budget as their size may compensate for their low weathering rate.

That means the mosquitoes had compensated for spring weather that arrived earlier in 1996 than in it did 1972.

RULE CHANGE FOR CLASSIC To compensate for any advantage the weather might provide during the outdoor Winter Classic game on Jan . 1 the National Hockey League decided Saturday that the Buffalo Sabres and the Pittsburgh Penguins would switch ends midway through the third period.

To compensate for the expected warm weather, some female cyclists chose not to wear undershirts.

The journey would be spent at its on-board bar, presumably to compensate for the miserable Scottish weather outside, and so the notion of "getting steamin'" was born.

At least one utility in the country is considering a rate hike to compensate for the impending hot weather, while the Japanese operator of the Fukushima plant posted a $10 billion loss stemming from the meltdown.

"You don't need temperatures in the 80s and 90s to produce severe weather (because) the strong winds compensate for the lack of heating," he said.

The factors were applied to the daily volume factors to compensate for the positive or negative effect of cold weather and snowfall on traffic volume.