Sentence examples for dynamic climate from inspiring English sources

"Time to Connect the Dots" (editorial, Sept. 28) does not mention a simple fact about a dynamic climate change: there are too many Americans willing to throw a religious shroud over science.

"The value of fossil fuel investments in our current dynamic climate change trajectory could deteriorate dramatically just as sub-prime assets became worthless during the credit crisis," said Muriel Moody Korol, senior attorney at Ciel and author of the report, in a statement.

Linked with dynamic climate records within the framework capabilities on scientific workflow modelling, this would allow addressing food security issues for sustainable agriculture by enabling predictive modelling with identification and characterization of new sources of germplasm.

The Final Pleistocene and Holocene environmental (biotic and abiotic) proxy records from the Upper/Final Palaeolithic to early historical sites document a dynamic climate change with vegetation cover transformations within riverine and mountain valley ecosystems of the Russian Far East.

Tectonic and geologic influences, in combination with a dynamic climate influenced by tropical cyclones and clearance of vegetation from steep hillslopes, predisposes this region to high rates of erosion.

New sedimentological and paleontological data from Dry Valley Drilling Project core (DVDP-10) demonstrate a dynamic climate regime for the early and mid-Pliocene record preserved in the floor of Taylor Valley.

We present a methodology to optimize complex building design for daylighting performance that uses dynamic climate-based lighting simulations.

A dynamic climate-economy CGE model based on the GTAP framework is used to analyse how sensitive simulation results are to alternative values assumed by several types of elasticity of substitution in energy-related linkages.

The annual energy saving potential in artificial lighting from daylighting is determined by European Standard EN15193 and also estimated using static climate-based Daylight Factor (DF) method and dynamic climate-based Daylight Coefficient (DC) methods.

A dynamic climate-economy computable general equilibrium model (GDynEP) is developed by including both a monetary valuation of climate change damage costs and two alternative methods to determine the allocation of GCF resources among receiving countries and between adaptation and mitigation contributions.

Our finding that mosquito density fluctuations may significantly influence malaria emergence reinforces the need to include vector management options in mitigation or adaptation strategies, highlighting a striking instance of how dynamic climate-driven disease models can usefully guide policy development.