Sentence examples for meteorological problems from inspiring English sources

Added to projected higher temperatures and possible reduction of water flow in English rivers by 10%-15 10%-1550, it is clear the south could face major meteorological problems.

In the remote villages of this Himalayan valley, polyandry, the practice of multiple men marrying one wife, was for centuries a practical solution to a set of geographic, economic and meteorological problems.

Very early in the 19th century, another study of gases, this time in the form of a persisting Newtonian approach to certain meteorological problems by the British chemist John Dalton, led to the enunciation of a chemical atomic theory.

This is partly because of mechanical, organizational and meteorological problems.

There is, however, not much snow around, even at the height of the season, which may be a metaphor or simply a meteorological problem the film's makers can do little about.

The only mention of the play was on the venue's monthly schedule, sandwiched between a discussion entitled "Problems of Meteorological Defense" and next night's solo concert by the folk rocker Fedor Chistyakov.

For example, they are an essential component of spatial Gaussian processes, also known as spatial linear models or Kriging estimators, which are powerful and well-established tools for a multitude of engineering applications such as the design and analysis of computer experiments, geostatistical problems and meteorological tasks.

Ganster and co say that of 8,928 images taken by one radar station in May 2011, 2,713 showed interference from five GHz Wi-Fi systems (a relatively new and well-known problem in meteorological circles).

Rainwater management is an essential part of sustainable site of a green building, in which the complexity of meteorological conditions is a difficult problem to deal with.

The economic, social and cultural dislocation of ordinary people, the economic hardship of an economy in transition, and the pressures of meteorological disasters all contributed to growing problems in Central Europe.

The method of this study might give to family doctors some additional tools to predict deterioration in general feelings of chronic patients and could be related to other health problems influenced by the meteorological environment.