Sentence examples for many model simulations from inspiring English sources
When many model simulations are averaged together, the random natural variability in the individual model runs cancel out, and the steady human-caused global warming trend remains left over.
Although simulations of the effects of the HTP uplift on the Asian monsoon have produced wide-ranging results, common aspects are shared by many model simulations.
Therefore it appears permissible to consider an information, e.g., the magnitude of the climate signal of a certain climate parameter, that draws from many model simulations for the present (20C) and a future scenario (e.g., SRES A1B) a probable consequence of that scenario.
As mentioned in section "Numerical simulation model," many modeled sequences in group 1 yield an event that occurs the day after the first M6-class event.
Evolutionary branching is predicted to occur at an evolutionarily singular point that is approaching stable (or convergence stable, CS) but not evolutionarily stable (ES), and it is actually observed in individual-based simulations in many models for the evolution of ecological traits.
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 models allow the simulation and the mapping of surface runoff and erosion hazards.
