Sentence examples for description climate from inspiring English sources

The climate module (for details see Detailed model description – Climate module, below) determines daily temperature and precipitation, which are equally distributed in the grid.

JOHN BRODER starts his New York Times article on the state of the climate-change battle with a dodgy description of climate-science community:For months, climate scientists have taken a vicious beating in the media and on the Internet, accused of hiding data, covering up errors and suppressing alternate views.

Climatology, branch of the atmospheric sciences concerned with both the description of climate and the analysis of the causes of climatic differences and changes and their practical consequences.

We summarized a description of climate variables and disease incidence and performed cross-correlation analysis to assess the associations between climate variables and the number of HFRS cases for a range of lags (Brockwell and Davis 2002).

The report, which was disappointing in its lack of detail but clear in its overall description of climate risk, was mandated by the same 115th Republican-controlled congress now infamous for its anti-climate-action orthodoxy.

But he accepts that criticism - which is often very personal - has become "part of the job description" for climate scientists.

Even though some basic understanding emerged, we are still largely in a situation of a phenomenological description of climate change.

Schellnhuber said he was concerned about the widening gap between scientists' increasingly alarmed descriptions of climate destruction and leaders' weak statements of what is politically possible.

Then there are his hyperspecific descriptions of climate, geography, even the soil of the various regions of Westeros.

Following descriptions of climate change and peak petroleum and an inventory of the options for responding, Resilient Cities moves to compelling chapters on the built environment and on transportation.

Climate in a wider sense is the state, including a statistical description, of the climate system.