Sentence examples for importance of weather from inspiring English sources
This study compared the importance of weather variables and imported DF cases as factors associated with weekly autochthonous DF incidence in Townsville and Cairns.
Atonement trades effectively on the importance of weather to recollection, the idea that summers were always hotter in the past.
The movie, as if becalmed by the soundless open spaces, takes its time, tarrying over what one person thinks of another, relishing a turn of phrase or the importance of weather — I can't recall another Western in which rain plays so large a role.
Although weather often correlates with seasonal migration, our study emphasizes the importance of weather in influencing short-term decisions on timing of movement.
He talks about using the D300S and the D3x, some lens choices he's made, and of course the importance of weather sealing when you're trying to take pictures of hurricanes.
An improved understanding of the magnitude and relative importance of weather disturbances and international price changes on rural economies will inform public policies that are designed to mitigate the impact of adverse weather disturbances.
To mitigate damages due to natural disasters and abruptly changing weather, the importance of a weather radar network system (WRNS) is growing.
The results emphasize the importance of considering weather sensitivity in daily life of older people with OA and may help to identify weather-sensitive older people with OA.
The current results emphasize the importance of considering weather sensitivity in daily life of older people with OA and may help to identify weather-sensitive older people with OA.
Anyway, as Ackroyd tells us in his introduction, "beginnings will be granted more importance than endings", and he is very good on the roots of Englishness, claiming the importance of the weather, the landscape, and the very trees in shaping a characteristic taciturnity, pragmatism, melancholy, dreaminess and irreverence.
Concentrating on the importance of communicating weather impacts rather than characteristics of events alone points away from a process-oriented toward an impact-oriented situation assessment.
