Sentence examples for support polar from inspiring English sources

As this heat is shed to the air, it renders Greenland's coasts relatively mild and helps make northern Europe warm enough that roses can be grown at latitudes that elsewhere support polar bears.

Some argue that it is biased in favor of trendy projects (people are more likely to support polar bear research than cyanobacteria research) and that the projects seeking funds have not been peer-reviewed.

A portion of revenue from the Primus AW goes to support Polar Bears International and their continuing effort to save those cute and cuddly bears.

On a national level, an Austrian Polar Society has been founded to support polar and alpine studies, and I am part of the committee.

That 2%, however, includes nearly $50 million to transfer from the Coast Guard responsibility (and cost) for the operation and maintenance of the icebreaker fleet used to support polar research.

Fundamentally, if current warming trends continue to the point that the Arctic can no longer support polar bears, the related climate impacts across the globe will be so severe and devastating that Earth will become a very different and far more hostile planet from the one on which humans evolved and the one on which human civilization depends.

In 2011 Marc founded Cold Facts, an organisation that supports polar science by co- ordinating research activity between scientists, explorers and local populations, and then promotes the results of those collaborations to a wider audience.

Phonons can be excited by the charge carriers if the dielectric layer in FETs supports polar vibrational modes.

Electrons presented in atomically thick 2D mono or few layer nanosheets excite the phonons in the nearby dielectric material (which supports polar vibrational modes) at room temperature.

Coca Cola, however, did engage in a campaign where the company changed red cans to white to show support for polar bears.

Many researchers disputed the Clementine results, but the Lunar Prospector mission later added support for polar hydrogen and presumably ice.