Sentence examples for many climate models from inspiring English sources

For example, why do so many climate models fail to simulate the nonlinear processes associated with the SST skewness?

The prevalence of hurricanes, droughts and floods has been linked in many climate models to the impact of a warming planet.

Ocean-air mixing is an important part of many climate models but difficult to measure, so simulations like these may turn out to provide useful parameters.

Many climate models predict that total variability will ultimately decrease under high greenhouse gas concentrations, possibly associated with reductions in sea-ice cover.

Many climate models, for example, predict a weakening upper atmosphere jet stream over time on a warming planet, Dr. Masters said, which would presumably create less energy for tornado formation.

Many climate models reckon that by the second half of this century, the level may well have reached 600ppm a concentration that would be consistent with 4°C or 5°C of warming.

Many climate model simulations have tried to evaluate the effect of the HTP uplift on the intensity of the Asian monsoon.

Many climate model simulations suggest that intensification of the ISM is closely linked to the uplift of the Himalaya (or southern Tibet), whereas the EASM is rather insensitive to the uplift of the Himalaya (Boos and Kuang 2010; Zhang et al. 2012a; Chen et al. 2014) or may even be negatively influenced by this uplift (Tang et al. 2013).

Mann and his colleagues -- Byron Steinman, an environmental scientist at the University of Minnesota Duluth, and Sonya Miller, a meteorologist and climate modeler at Penn State -- based their conclusions on a new "semi-empirical" method that involves observational data and many climate model simulations.

Many global climate models project global temperature increases of at least 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit (2 degrees Celsius) over the next half century.

A limitation of many global climate models with explicit finite-difference numerics is the timestep restriction caused by the decrease in cell size associated with the convergence of meridians near the poles.