Sentence examples for represent the climate from inspiring English sources
The LEBM lacks the vertical dimension that is necessary to represent the climate instabilities at higher temperatures.
Unlike a model airplane, however, climate models aim not only to represent the climate accurately, but also to foresee its changes.
Such a threshold could represent the climate of a historical time period (e.g., the average of the past century, Figure 1a), or the climatic conditions required by a specific ecological process.
Data from the Agartala meteorological station in northeastern India were used to represent the climate of the AMK site in Bangladesh (Fig. 5).
Divisions represent the climates within domains and are differentiated based on precipitation levels and patterns as well as temperature.
This involves the dedicated system design & construction, fully planned experimental testing under various simulated climatic conditions representing the climate of hot & dry, warm & dry, moderate, warm & humid and standard lab testing condition, testing results analysis and discussion, as well as the parallel comparison against the commercial dew point air cooler.
A US Climate Action Center has been set up for delegates in Bonn, representing the climate change priorities of several thousand US cities, states, tribes and businesses.
We compute Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR), which represents the climate change signal in simulations with respect to the noise arising from multi-model uncertainty.
Illuminance and irradiance data from the CIE IDMP station in Bratislava and climatological data from the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute as well as data obtained from the satellite representing the climate of Bratislava are used in this study.
The solid line control represents the climate scenarios without management.
The minimum outside temperature presented in Table 3 represents the climate that the designer should use in energy calculations to achieve the minimum energy performance requirements of buildings (Kalamees et al. [2012]).
