Sentence examples for raw climate from inspiring English sources

The region has a raw climate and poor upland soils and consequently is sparsely populated.

The raw climate of the higher districts supports only hardy grains, but the valleys are mild with good pastureland.

Furthermore, the lessons of social science give reason to fear that raw climate science will not be taken sufficiently seriously.

The Odenwald (Oden Forest) is often called the "Siberia of Baden" because of its location outside the main traffic arteries as well as its raw climate.

The committee found that there was no attempt to misrepresent or falsify data, and no withholding of access to raw climate data – despite the repeated accusations to the contrary by climate-change deniers.

Based on these ensembles of raw climate model output, we apply two different statistical methods to estimate the change in the frequency of this event attributable to individual regions' greenhouse gas emissions.

We found that this region has $504 (2015 USD) of annual value per hectare ($1.61 billion for entire study area), with raw materials, climate regulation, ornamental services, and cultural services contributing the most value.

First, it takes into account the limitations of our planet (i.e. scarcity of raw materials, climate change, food supplies) and, in addition, it is based on a more altruistic approach that fosters collaborations, rather than Smith's model, which is based on a "selfish" approach centered on achieving innovation and societal development.

On the other hand, when comparing time series that maintained their autocorrelation structures we smoothed the raw, monthly climate index time series with a 5-point finite impulse response filter until both series being compared had similar spectral energy above the annual harmonic.

Climate projections often serve as the raw material for constructing climate scenarios, but climate scenarios usually require additional information such as about the observed current climate.

Let's act to check our own perceptions against the raw facts of climate change.