Sentence examples for natural driver from inspiring English sources

The workshop was next door, the petrol pumps just beyond the porch, yet he was never a natural driver.

For example, the category "vulnerability driver" can have "natural driver" as a property, "geological driver" as a subproperty, and "earthquakes," "volcanic eruptions," "landslides" or "tsunamis" as values.

Next to the "natural driver," we attribute considerable importance to the "social driver" and identify social inequality, governance, war and conflict, and anthropogenic impact as different subclasses of drivers within the "social driver" class (Fig. 4).

This has far reaching consequences for forest management because, contrary to prevailing beliefs, fire must be considered a natural driver of forest vegetation patterns even in this temperate region.

The effect of relief, which can be regarded as the major natural driver for terrace degradation by erosive action is tributary but altered and overlaid by land use dynamics associated with the Three Gorges Dam.

Roberts claims the UN's intergovernmental panel on climate change specifically "ignore[s] natural drivers" of the climate system.

The draft report pushes only a little beyond this language, saying it is "virtually certain" that greenhouse gases released by human activities are causing an energy imbalance that is warming the earth, and finding "very high confidence" that natural drivers of climate change are causing only a small fraction of that imbalance.

"Out of all the racing I've been around in my life, he's probably one of the top 10 natural drivers I've ever seen, like somebody that can pick up a baseball and throw it 95 miles an hour".

Typical drivers in natural hazard research, which act outside of a system, are called "natural drivers".

The natural drivers such as climate change are felt after extended periods of time (Woldeamlak 2002; Ebrahim and Mohamed 2017).

Functional clustering, potentially due to environmental filters depending on resource availability, was caused by anthropogenic and natural drivers.