Sentence examples for future circulation from inspiring English sources

If future circulation patterns change in a way such that the past, observed relationship between coarse-scale and fine-scale climatic features is significantly changed, the resulting downscaled data would be less skillful at representing the future fine-scale climatic changes.

However, further progress is required to better understand the past and future changes in circulation that are caused by variable climatic forcings, and the subsequent impacts on population genetic structure.

Digital sales helped Future UK keep total circulation revenues flat, as sales of printed copies fell 7% in the year to 30 September.

Satoh et al. ([2012b]) analyzed their results and speculated that a future reduction in convective circulation could lead to a reduction in the ice water path under the warming condition.

They also provide us a framework to generalize the history and explore the future of the viral circulation and evolution in different kinds of hosts.

Nevertheless, the panorama maps help us to recognize influenza A viruses from panorama views, and provided a framework for to generalize the history and explore the future of the viral circulation in multiple kinds of hosts.

This is a fight over the media landscape of the future, where advertising rather than circulation revenue will be key, sustained by the ability of publishers to compete for that money across old and new media, 24 hours a day.

Because the regulator removes two permits from circulation in a future period, the carbon loss is properly internalized and the cumulative integrity of the program is not violated.

It is strongly believed that geodesic grids based on icosahedron hold a great deal of promise for the future of the atmospheric general circulation modeling.

While they destroy product, they're conscious that it's not a cool thing to do and there might be a partnership in the future because they like the circulation [economy].

Downscaling the future climate change on ocean circulation using an eddy-rich (10 km) near-global ocean model also captures similar declining trend of the ITF and the slowdown of the deep upwelling in the Pacific basin (Feng et al. 2017).