Sentence examples similar to responding to weather from inspiring English sources

The trees respond to weather patterns, varying the timing of their showiest moments from year to year.

Programmed so that its imagery appears in a seemingly endless stream of variations, "Mirror" has been equipped with sensors that respond to weather and light conditions.

Radios can be set to respond to weather alerts for areas within 50 miles so they do not awaken people unnecessarily.

Some retailers are starting to respond to weather risk by basing some of their supply chain in the UK, rather than importing all their products.

It has underscored that those with less financial resources have fewer options to respond to weather disaster, substandard infrastructure, hazardous factories and toxic waste site locations.

Our results show that understanding how species respond to weather conditions over short- and medium-term temporal scales is essential for quantifying species climatic limits.

Examples of "plant memory" include the abilities to perceive and adaptively respond to weather changes [[vernalization; e.g. 41], past mechanical stimulation [e.g. 42], damage [e.g. 43] and stresses [priming]; [ 44,45].

West Midlands Ambulance Service said it had been "extremely busy" responding to weather-related emergency calls in Stoke-on-Trent, with many relating to ice-related incidents.

These plants can be turned on and off quickly and easily to respond to weather-related or other short-term demand fluctuations.

But the regatta director, Iain Murray, has simply been responding to the weather data and directives delivered to his computer on the committee boat.

Last fall, Mr. Cuomo was quick to draw a connection between climate change and the severity of Hurricane Sandy, complaining that he seemed to spend much of his time as governor responding to extreme weather events.