Sentence examples for sensitive to the climate from inspiring English sources

Among the businesses that are most sensitive to the climate impacts already happening are insurance companies, and especially reinsurers, which essentially provide insurance for insurers.

The results also revealed that the southern near coastal reservoir (Follsjoe) is much more sensitive to the climate change signals compared to the inland (Tesse) and arctic (Alta) reservoirs.

This algorithm overcomes the disadvantages of chaotic local prediction algorithm based on the Euclidean distance, and has obtained good effect in power load forecasting which is sensitive to the climate.

The films of the late French director Eric Rohmer — not just a prime filmmaker of the French New Wave but, as a crucial critic and programmer in postwar Paris and an editor at Cahiers du Cinéma, its spearhead — are uniquely sensitive to the climate and the seasons.

The films of the late French director Eric Rohmer not just a prime filmmaker of the French New Wave but, as a crucial critic and programmer in postwar Paris and an editor at Cahiers du Cinéma, its spearhead are uniquely sensitive to the climate and the seasons.

Even though we have many of these studies (and I am responsible for a couple of them) I'm getting more and more nervous about them, because they are so sensitive to the climate model, the prior distributions, the forcing, the ocean data, the error model, etc.

Both artists say they have been sensitive to the political climate faced by Turkish artists.

Those close to bin Salman say he is sensitive to the troubled climate at home and has long tried to play down his status as a member of the Saudi royal family.

"This indicates that the Neanderthals may have been more sensitive to the dramatic climate changes that took place in the last Ice Age than was previously thought".

"Conversely, people with one or two long alleles are less sensitive to the emotional climate".

Thuiller et al. [ 41] found species from Mediterranean climates to be at lower risk of extinction than species from other climates, whereas Thuiller et al. [ 18] found species in Mediterranean regions to be the most sensitive to the changing climate, with species in mountainous regions under great threat but other species having the potential to expand.