Sentence examples for historically observed from inspiring English sources

Robust portfolios are identified by contrasting the multi-objective results attained for (1) historically observed baseline conditions versus (2) future global change scenarios.

While natural cycles have long driven climate shifts on scales of tens, hundreds, thousands and millions of years, the rate of change we are seeing today far exceeds anything historically observed.

Figure 7 below shows the theoretical gas storage trajectory if weekly injections/withdrawals were in line with the historical average between now and the end of December and the trajectories if every week matched the (noncoincidental) maximum and minimum historically observed weekly storage changes.

(d) The Director of Selective Service may authorize a delay of induction for any registrant whose date of induction conflicts with a religious holiday historically observed by a recognized church, religious sect or religious organization of which he is a member.

High arsenic (As) concentrations (up to 230 μg/L) have been historically observed (since 1999) in the upper Valtellina valley groundwater (UVV, central Italian Alps), and measured in samples collected during four campaigns of one full hydrological year (summer 2012 summer 2013).

During the current outbreak in West Africa, Ebola virus has not mutated faster than historically observed.

Historically, observes Mr Fischer, it is languages that are replaced, not people: the human genetic profile in Europe has not altered significantly in over 50,000 years.It was their study of the origins of the written word that provided linguists with their surest view of the way that language has evolved.

When they occur within the Milky Way, supernovae have historically been observed by naked-eye observers as "new stars" where none seemingly existed before.

When the larger set of phenomena is considered, these changes lead to the concept of a "magnetospheric substorm" with the auroral and magnetic substorms as its historically first observed manifestations.

The BBC "is a good place to work and women have done well historically", she observes.

Historically, Dewey observes, three-dimensional painting was motivated by the need for something more than depiction of religious scenes.