Sentence examples for patterns in temperature from inspiring English sources

Spatial patterns in temperature associated with altitudinal lapse rate, katabatic flow and a local föhn effect were incorporated into the regression model.

The 1982-2009 temperature data the study is based on is a good indicator of future trends, McClanahan says, because many oceanographic physical processes are stable enough to insure consistent patterns in temperature changes.

In Tanzania, small-scale farmers in six agro-ecological regions have already recognized patterns in temperature changes that predict drought, and are responding with improved irrigation and planting short-season crops, drought-resistant crops and trees to mitigate the effects that extreme weather can have on their plots.

Climate change might exacerbate desertification through alteration of spatial and temporal patterns in temperature, rainfall, solar insolation [the amount of radiation hitting the Earth's surface], and winds.

Accurate transfer of retention patterns in temperature-programmed gas chromatography is challenging because minor variations in column properties and experimental conditions may have significant impact on the elution patterns.

Although this temperature survey is very limited, similar patterns in temperatures are likely to be observed outside these time periods and remain relative between different lines.

The patterns in air temperature were reflected in the soil temperatures; during the summer, average monthly soil temperatures were higher at Harpenden, whilst during the winter average monthly soil temperatures were lower (Fig. 1f).

These habitat changes were most closely related to patterns in minimum temperatures and hot temperature thresholds (days > 20 °C), presumably because temperate algae require cool periods for successful reproduction and recruitment (even if the adults can survive warmer temperatures).

The methylation patterns proportions, expressed as percentage of the 144 bisulfite patterns in all temperature groups (CG, CHG and CHH, where H = A, C or T) were similar among temperatures: around 15% for CGN (CpG methylation), 20% for CHG (non-CpG methylation) and 65% for CHH (non-CpG methylation).

The local Nusselt numbers at the left and right walls were similar in the case of cooled side walls due to symmetric patterns in the temperature isotherms.

Similarly, a quantile ensemble analysis based on projections from 16 General Circulation Models (GCMs) for 2070 2099 identified the median projected change within countries, which showed both latitudinal and regional patterns in projected temperature and precipitation change.