Sentence examples for events and changing from inspiring English sources
While fire plays a critical role in maintaining the overall forest well-being through regulating ecosystem functioning, productivity, and health, extreme fire events and changing fire regimes intensify the impacts of climate change and variability on ecosystem states and deliver a suite of powerful feedbacks to the climate system.
Researchers will model how extreme weather events and changing agricultural landscapes could influence the way plant pathogens move across continents and oceans.
How do you make that connection? A. As we've discussed, people in the developing world are more vulnerable to weather events and changing climate than people in wealthier countries.
The recent development of the 7Be method has greatly extended the timescale over which FRNs can be used, by permitting assessment of short-term soil erosion linked to individual events and changing soil management practices.
A broad survey of texts, literary, philosophical, and sociological, studied to trace the growth of secular humanism, the loss of a supernatural perspective upon human events, and changing conceptions of individual, social, and communal purpose.
I care about my kids, humanity and particularly marginalized populations that carry disproportionately high burdens from extreme events and changing climate.
If the corresponding event handler is idle, the event dispatcher activates the event handler by signaling the event handler and changing its state from idle to JobAdd state.
Elections and other political events, economic crises, and changing societal attitudes can disrupt the best-laid plans in both emerging and advanced economies.
It does, however, approximate known changes in risk associated with biological events and associated changing hormonal exposures of women.
For the most part, they were a cohesive bunch, pooling their ideas to capture everyday events and the changing effects of shimmering sunlight.
For while relations between bodies and events are necessarily variable and changing, the relations constituting space and time must be viewed as determinate, fixed, and ideal.
