Sentence examples for synthetic climate from inspiring English sources

The synthetic climate variables were the first three axes of a principal component analysis.

Simulating all the households in the survey (n = 613) over 99 years of synthetic climate data, showed that benefits and trade-offs from "mulching or munching" differ across agro-ecologies, and within agro-ecologies across typologies of households.

For each species, we developed a model of lichen occurrence probability using soil characteristics including texture in the top 5 cm, pH, and bulk density (NRCS 2010) and synthetic climate variables (Root et al. 2011) derived from monthly precipitation and minimum and maximum temperatures modeled across the region with an 800-m resolution (PRISM, Daly et al. 2008).

Results from this model were cross-compared with multiple simulations using synthetic future climate data generated by the 2009 UK Climate Projections Weather Generator WGG) for two selected catchments.

Event grouping, where significantly more erosion can occur from two closely spaced storms is handled by temporally simulating the synthetic wave climate and the resulting beach erosion and accretion.

A synthetic 50-year climate record was derived from historical meteorological data to assess system response based on initial landcover conditions.

In particular, this has been and still is the case in the fields of nanotechnology [17], human enhancement and the converging technologies [10, 25], synthetic biology and climate engineering.

But the decisions to be made will affect our capacity to research in areas as diverse as particle physics, climate science, synthetic biology, nanotechnology, social science and the emerging applications of big data.

Additionally, the extensive use of synthetic fertilizers is contributing to climate change as fertilizer production and use cause significant greenhouse gas emissions [3].

Here, we present a methodology to develop synthetic design hydrographs for future climate conditions that jointly consider peak discharges and hydrograph volumes.

The environmental impacts of compost could be offset by its use as a substitute to synthetic fertiliser, the most significant being climate change (55%), freshwater eutrophication (95%), depletion of abiotic resources elements (48%).