Sentence examples for random weather from inspiring English sources

The Association of Chief Police Officers agreed that crime figures "simply cannot be relied upon", but did so as if discussing a random weather forecast.

Random weather events, such as tsunamis, may have swept people across a prehistoric sea as they clung to debris, Anton suggested.

The drought that gripped the Southeast from 2005 to 2007 was not unprecedented and resulted from random weather events, not global warming, Columbia University researchers have concluded.

The global warming signal is now louder than the noise of random weather, as I predicted would happen by now in the journal Science in 1981.

Following the bulk of western reporting on the Iraq crisis, you'd think the self-styled 'Islamic State of Iraq and Syria' (Isis) popped out of nowhere, took the west completely by surprise, and is now rampaging across the Middle East like some random weather event.

In climatic models, the stochastic resonance manifests at its best when regular 'weak' weather changes are in certain proportion to the random weather fluctuations.

and c t =s t −z t (consumption, c t, is the difference of supply, s t, and storage, z t ), α s and α d are intercepts for supply and demand, the Ω is the information set, w t stands for the random weather-induced yield shocks, f(t) and g(t) capture time trends in supply and demand, u t and v t are the error terms.

This post-disaster recovery and hazard mitigation statutory framework encourages rigid responses to specifically defined random extreme weather events and is primarily aimed at rebuilding and repairing infrastructure in place and protecting them from future hazards through erosion and flood protection.

We conjectured that even though random discoveries, weather events, and technologies might dramatically shift relative values for certain periods, the resulting price differentials would create incentives for innovators to concentrate more attention on goods whose prices had risen dramatically.Eventually, prices mean revert!

However, due to the diversity and complexity of buildings as well as the random nature of weather conditions, energy consumption and loads are stochastic and difficult to predict.

"Because of the random nature of weather, it had been assumed until recently that no single event can be attributed to climate change.