Sentence examples for reliable climate from inspiring English sources
But jacarandas aside, Mexico's second city exists in a near-perpetual spring, with a thrillingly reliable climate that delivers fresh mornings, afternoons that rarely wander far from 70 degrees, and only slightly cooler evenings.
The pollen results and comparison of magnetic susceptibility with the δ18O of the ODP 677 site demonstrate that magnetic susceptibility is a reliable climate proxy.
The reliable climate reconstruction using borehole temperature depth data can be improved by the knowledge of the thermophysical properties of the subsurface, especially of the thermal conductivity.
While climate scientists are devoted to the development of realistic and reliable climate models, the uncertainty range of the modeled ECS has not been reduced efficiently since the Charney report (Charney et al. 1979) published in 1979 (Maslin and Austin 2012).
Because the link between susceptibility variations and climate could be case-specific, a reliable climate indicator is needed for comparison with magnetic susceptibility, with the aim of validating whether magnetic susceptibility values reflect a cold or warm climate in the case of the Tianzhu fluvial sequence.
Top that off with the fact that they may only get two days of rain a year, and you have a pretty reliable climate at least for planning purposes.
The most reliable annual climate records go back just 80 years.
A comparison of pollen data and magnetic susceptibility suggests that magnetic susceptibility is a reliable proxy for climate changes, with a high magnetic susceptibility value reflecting warm climate conditions and a low magnetic susceptibility value indicating cold periods.
Next, they compared the gyttja with ice and sea-sediment cores from adjacent areas some of the most reliable records of climate change.
They thus note, "Using short records with uncertain forcings of the Earth system that is not in equilibrium does not (yet) produce reliable estimates of climate sensitivity".
Out and about Santa Barbara has earned itself the title "the American Riviera" for good reason, blessed as it is with a reliable year-round climate, palm-fringed beaches and fine restaurants.
