Sentence examples for made weather from inspiring English sources

Weather facts served to make weather fictions seem overwrought, while the newly empirical understanding of the atmosphere — and, more staggering at the time, the ability to predict its behavior — made weather itself seem suddenly more prosaic.

As the expedition traversed the Southern Ocean, oceanographic measurements were made, weather conditions recorded, trawls of the surface taken and bird counts noted; while on the subantarctic islands, teams cored trees, dug peat sections, investigated bird burrows and underwater surveys were made in the shallows.

In eighteenth century eastern China, the French Jesuit missionary Joseph Amiot made weather observations as early as 1743.

If domes made weather a non-factor, gambling has the potential to make the teams a non-factor.

It's a natural material that can be made weather-resistant using lime render".

The survey aims to detail the work needed to ensure the building is made weather-tight and secure.

And how do you make weather realistic?

In order to make weather forecasters look good.

Since the mid-1800's, farmers and everyday folk have been organized to make weather observations with the Smithsonian Institution.

What followed was an intense course in meteorology, from the theory of atmospheric circulation to making weather forecasts.

Spire is working to build a network of shoebox-sized satellites to make weather forecasting more precise.