Sentence examples for range of climate conditions from inspiring English sources

You take us through a full range of climate conditions: from the endless rains of September, to October's Indian summer, to the frost, snow, and ice of November.

To make the optimisation results more generic and useful, an uncertainty study was also conducted and the results showed that the optimal design of the PVT-SAH system can offer the robust performance over a wide range of climate conditions and roof scenarios.

In our view, the fundamental climate space delineates the climatic conditions that could be occupied by a species if climate were the only limiting factor, and the realized climate space is the range of climate conditions that are actually occupied.

The data in Table 2 highlight the range of climate conditions under which enteric outbreaks occurred.

Originally domesticated in Atlantic coastal regions of Europe, cultivars of this species are nowadays cultivated worldwide and grown under a wide range of climate conditions.

The present study is the first to investigate the health impact of summer temperatures around the Mediterranean basin, including cities from both Europe for which some evidence is available [ 3- 5], as well as Eastern-Southern Mediterranean cities. Cities cover a total population of 20 million people and a wide range of local climate conditions and socio-demographic characteristics.

First, due to the rate of climate change, new infrastructure will have to be able to cope with a large range of changing climate conditions, which will make design more difficult and construction more expensive.

The ACRU agro-hydrological modeling system provided the framework, containing code to simulate all major hydrological processes, including actual evapotranspiration estimates, to simulate the impacts of climate change in the Cline River watershed, Alberta, Canada, under historical (1961 1990) and a range of future climate conditions (2010 2039, 2040 2069, and 2070 2099).

Thus, even if a species occurs across a range of climatic conditions and the new climate for a given population remains within the broader climate envelope of that species, locally adapted populations could suffer fitness declines with climate change.

To derive climate-related responses from provenance trials consisting of numerous field sites spanning a range of climatic conditions, two primary approaches have been developed: population transfer functions, and population response functions (e.g., Fig. 3A, B, respectively).

Her group works primarily on grass species, looking for combinations of genes that could make certain grasses more tolerant to a wide range of climate and water availability conditions.