Sentence examples for function of climate history from inspiring English sources

Based on a suite of geomorphological and palynological proxy data from the Nianbaoyeze Shan on the eastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau (33°N/101°E, 3300 4500 m asl)., we reconstruct the current state as a function of climate history and the longevity of human influence.

The first, "The #Frankenstorm in Climate Context," was on the storm in the context of climate history and the science pointing to greenhouse-driven climate change.

A new analysis of climate history suggests that's not all.

The JRI ice core, taken in the Antarctic summer of 2008, contained in total about 50,000 years of climate history.

"Lessons & Limits of Climate History: Was the 20th Century Climate Unusual?" was published by the George Marshall Institute.

Models for predicting degradation and non-performance caused by decay are functions of arbitrary climate history of combined moisture content and temperature.

The 'Dd' is a significant quantitative expression to the study of landform, though a function of climate, lithology and structures and relief history of the area can use as an indirect factors to describe those variables besides the morphogenesis of landform.

"Climate change is real … but these fires are certainly not a function of climate change, they are just a function of life".

Our procedure for modeling population dynamics as a function of climate may be used for designing management plans for conservation or sustainable use aimed at important plant sizes or life-history traits, predicting potential distributions, and identifying viable populations.

But these fires are certainly not a function of climate change - they're just a function of life in Australia".

Abbott instead insisted that bush fires "are certainly not a function of climate change, they're a function of life in Australia".