Sentence examples for evolution of climate from inspiring English sources

Documenting the nature and evolution of the ADV microclimate zones and their associated geomorphic processes is helping to provide a quantitative framework for assessing the evolution of climate on Mars.

Therefore, design and operation practices should evolve in order to be able to cope with performance uncertainty determined, for example, by evolution of climate conditions, variability of behavioural patterns and performance degradation of technological components.

ESCARSEL (Secular Evolution of Climate in the circum-Atlantic regions and Response of eco-lacustrine systems) members are S. Brewer, F. Chalié, V. Daux, J.L. Edouard, O. Girardclos, F. Guibal, G. Lambert, V. Masson-Delmotte, G. Pichard, J. Servonnat, D. Swingedouw, A. Thomas, P. Yiou, who provided data and/or helpful discussions.

In this conceptual article, the authors compare and contrast the evolution of climate change and AIDS research.

A compelling aspect of A Vast Machine is Edwards' careful history of the development of weather observations and prediction in conjunction with the simultaneous and often intertwined evolution of climate monitoring and modeling.

This paper compares and contrasts the evolution of climate change and AIDS research, suggesting that scholars can learn from a comparative analysis of key debates and trends within climate change and AIDS scholarship.

Fossil soils and pedosediments displayed in Quaternary fossil-bearing formations are an important proxy to describe the evolution of climates and environments.

Whether differences in climate niches between native and introduced ranges result from differences in climate availability or evolution of the climate niche, data drawn from a wider climate range would be expected to yield more informative results about the breadth of the climate niche.

But, the most pressing problem we now face is to predict climate in the near-term future – years to decades – and that requires an ability to 1) predict the evolving response to rising greenhouse gases and 2) predict the natural evolution of the climate system on interannual to decadal time scales (ENSO/PDV, AMO..) and the impacts both 1) and 2) have on climate over land.

"This study is a crucial step forward in our understanding of the evolution of the climate crisis.

The supervolcanoes' gases would certainly have influenced the composition of the early atmosphere and the evolution of the climate thereafter.