Sentence examples for from another climate from inspiring English sources

Introducing a population from another climate region into a common environment and evaluating differences in phenology between introduced and native populations under the same climate cues would indicate if these responses diverge genetically across landscapes.

And representatives from Natural Resource Defense Council, another climate-control advocacy group, was brought into the discussion to help formulate a plan that all sides could agree on.

It is all a sobering reminder that parks everywhere will always face stresses of one kind or another — from development, from climate change, from political instability — and that resisting them will require both the force of law and a true commitment to conserving these resources for future generations.

So in sum: It appears that we've just seen yet another surprise from the climate system — and yet another process, like the melting of Antarctica, that seems to be happening faster than previously expected.

Since the Hindu Kush separates one major climate zone of Asia from another, the range's climate shows great variations.

It follows from this erroneous argument that human groups that move from one "climate" to another cannot change, giving a basis for the anxiety caused by large-scale movements of populations from different parts of the world to North America.

I'm enjoying the script-so-deep-it-feels-real and the way the land changes from one climate to another over the course of a state-sized map.

Another year, another UN climate summit on the horizon... and another release of emails hacked from climate researchers at the University of East Anglia.

And when you get records being broken at that scale, you can start to see a shifting from one climate system to another.

With this in mind, Ms. Klingenberg's organization is working to develop American standards, taking into account variations in energy use and leakage rates from one climate zone to another; they are expected to be released this fall.

Over millions of years, continents drift across Earth's surface, going from one climate zone to another.