Sentence examples for distributed climate from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail discussion with various analysts of climate communication, Max Boykoff of the University Colorado distributed "Climate denier, skeptic, or contrarian?," a comment he and Saffron O'Neill contributed in 2010 to the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, commenting on an earlier paper.

The distributed climate data (Fig. 1) are based on interpolations of meteorological station observations using a digital elevation model and general meteorological principles [91 93].

The focus is on the study of the distributed climate which requires the equations governing the fluid flow and includes the turbulent transfer.

Despite the difficulties of modelling turbulent transfers, it is shown that simulations involving CFD software are becoming more realistic and able to describe with good accuracy the main features of the distributed climate inside the greenhouse.

Instead, Bomford says, "If I were to turn distributed climate data into some kind of social enterprise, I would offer open-source hardware so that those who want to maintain their own equipment could if they wanted to, but the core value proposition would be climate monitoring services with a prescription package that promises to reduce purchased material inputs, not increase them".

The distributed climate data (Fig.  1) are based on interpolations of meteorological station observations using a digital elevation model and general meteorological principles [ 91– 91].

Colonial distributes climate-control systems to heating, ventilating and air-conditioning contractors.

In this paper, the characterisation and modelling of the most relevant convective transfers contributing to the description of the distributed greenhouse climate are studied in detail.

Using of the results of survey questionnaires distributed to climate scientists who focus on the German Baltic coast, regional political decision makers on the German Baltic coast and weather observations from the same region, this paper assesses the existence of developing climate-change lore and the implications for the role of climate science in the science policy interface.

In addition to our report in Taiwan, O. odonatae had previously been recorded in Japan (Kobayasi 1941), northeastern and southern China (Song et al. 2006; Yang et al. 2004), and New Guinea (Kobayasi 1981), being widely distributed across climate zones from temperate regions to the tropics.

We created specific algorithms to spatially distribute soil, climate, and management input files for all the subwatersheds within the basin.