Sentence examples for frequent climate from inspiring English sources
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A heavy reliance on agriculture, combined with a susceptibility to frequent climate extremes, has left it in a precarious position, striving not only to stay on par, but to prevent vast numbers of people from falling deeper into poverty.
Stage 3 can be divided into an older part (>45,000 cal yr B.P). with a relatively stable landscape and moist climate and a younger part with more frequent climate change and decreasing landscape stability.
OIS 2 and 3 were both characterised by an apparent increase in the number of alluviation events, and this record of river behaviour parallels many other palaeoenvironmental records in the region which also show more frequent climate fluctuations between ∼12 and 65 ka.
The most frequent climate predictor for each period is indicated in bold Table 3 Statistical parameters of the best-performing linear mixed-effect models for site Eldena.
In the late period, on the other hand, previous-year climate parameters prevail with previous July and summer (maximum) temperature as the most frequent climate determinants (pTmax07/pTand07 and pTmax_sm) at Schlossberg and Eldena, respectively.
The announcement came as this year's meeting opened in Durban, South Africa, with delegates from 194 nations facing growing concern about rising global temperatures and more frequent climate-related catastrophes.
For example, these investments might be not useful in case of foreseeable and widespread frequent climate-induced hazards such as annual flooding.
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are becoming more frequent as climate changes, with tropical species moving northward.
These can be implemented at times of crisis, which are likely to become more frequent as climate change takes hold.
Trnka, M. et al. Adverse weather conditions for European wheat production will become more frequent with climate change.
