Sentence examples for routine climate from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the devastating impacts of routine climate catastrophes in the form of extreme weather, heat stress, proliferation of diseases, and so on, will trigger ongoing costs slashing into world GDP to the tune of 3.2% annually at least.

Three different competitions, countless air miles, different routines, climates and time zones in between.

Body weight (kg) was measured using a calibrated electronic scale (Life Measurement Instruments, CA, USA).> On two separate occasions, participants performed a 60-min semi-structured physical activity routine in a climate-controlled laboratory (22 °C).

To discern the structure of these knowledges we conducted semi-structured interviews of residents of a basin in the U.S. Rocky Mountains whose livelihoods and avocations bring them in routine contact with weather, climate, and landscape.

He criticized a closed political climate and routine detention of dissenting voices, that he said "continue[s] to undermine the rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly".

Establishing fast routine reporting systems for climate-sensitive infectious diseases.

The soil pools are initialized for global CASA model runs with a 3600 monthly time step "spin-up" routine, based on average monthly climate drivers representing the late 1990s.

Later this year, France is set to lay out how its banks will need to include climate factors in routine stress tests of their resilience to market shocks.

As financial markets increasingly integrate sustainability factors such as climate risk into routine practice, vulnerable developing countries fear that access to capital could be compromised if their sovereign bond ratings get downgraded without countervailing action to build up their fiscal firepower.

In some islands, a climate of fear curtails everyday routines.

The third routine used, DistLM, modelled whether the climate variables elevation, rainfall and temperature could explain a significant proportion of the variation in the data cloud.