Sentence examples for evolution of the climate from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

Weber ([2010]) discussed existing studies using EMICs for the transient evolution of the climate, the AMOC and hindcasting, assessment of uncertainties, and forecasting.

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.

Model ensemble members are generally not potential realizations of the true evolution of the climate system.

The piece is also in large measure a history of the evolution of the climate-change-sceptic movement, and the Columbia Journalism Review commends it as the kind of open engagement with an ongoing public debate that should serve as a model.

This paper uses the Dialectic Issue LifeCycle-model (DILC-model) to analyze the co-evolution of the climate change problem and strategic responses from the American car industry.

Detection uncertainty, defined as the uncertainty related to time evolution of the anthropogenic climate change in the historical data (signal) above the natural internal climate variability (noise), shows that uncertainties in natural internal climate variability (piControl) scenarios may be the source of the significant degree of uncertainty in the regional Detection and Attribution study.

The new results from Curiosity will allow scientists to model the evolution of the Martian climate over time, and deduce whether the planet was warm and wet and if it might have had the right conditions for life.

In the natural evolution of the international climate regime, the focus is switching from "what-to-do" to "how-to-do" elements of international agreements [13] and there is increased demand for monitoring the state of compliance with UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.