Sentence examples for modified weather from inspiring English sources

Human attempts to control the weather have occurred throughout human history, and there is evidence that human activities such as agriculture and industry have modified weather patterns.

Indeed, Mathew Ho and Assad Muhammad, two Toronto teenagers with $400, some Styrofoam, a modified weather balloon, a parachute and hand warmers, sent a Lego man into space this year, recording the journey with an ordinary point-and-shoot camera.

In 2012, Invader made a short film Art4Space documenting his attempt to launch one of his aliens into space on a modified weather balloon.

The weathering profile is remarkably complex, with units ranging from unweathered parent material to highly modified weathering products similar to those found in the Bt horizons of the overlying Rhodic Paleudalf.

However, this effect was modified by weather.

Vanos et al. (2014) reported that cardiovascular and respiratory mortality due to short-term exposure to gaseous air pollutants was significantly modified by weather types and season.

Second, for all pollutants, any effects on human health would be expected to be modified by weather and by the circumstances of exposure, which clearly vary by region and season.

Introduction: "These schemas were incorporated into a modified, deterministic weather prediction task (Knowlton et al., 1994; Kumaran et al., 2009) in which subjects had learned that colored circle pairs predicted specific but fictive weather outcomes ("sun", "rain"), depending on the location (spatial schema) or color (non-spatial schema) of one of the circles".

These schemas were incorporated into a modified, deterministic weather prediction task (Knowlton et al., 1994; Kumaran et al., 2009) in which subjects had learned that colored circle pairs predicted specific but fictive weather outcomes ("sun", "rain"), depending on the location (spatial schema) or color (non-spatial schema) of one of the circles.

The timescale over which such surfaces can be preserved at high elevation and the rate at which they are modified by weathering and erosion are poorly known.

These samples were used to compare charcoal collected at wildfire chronosequence sites (3 – 115 years) where formation temperature was unknown and adsorption capacity is likely modified through weathering and adsorption of organic compounds over time.