Sentence examples for systematic weather from inspiring English sources

Not because of brewing per se but because they were stylish, radical philanthropists who put their millions to good use, establishing poor schools, funding the Drury Lane Theatre, and doing the first systematic weather observations in Britain.

Because of the systematic influence of weather conditions, traditional Monte Carlo simulations fail to produce a reliable estimate of the project outcomes.

Meteorology entails the systematic study of weather and its causes, and provides the basis for weather forecasting.

These ages lack internal consistency probably due to systematic contamination and/or weathering of the samples.

Past models for dengue in Singapore have accounted for chance alongside systematic effects of the weather and other factors (10, 11 ).

In research, he said, every nation would benefit from more systematic studies and observations of weather phenomena.

If that is right, something subtler in the weather, or some systematic economic factors, must be involved.

Instead, the film frames the issue in a systematic way, showing how extreme weather breeds chaos, resource scarcity and political turmoil.

Weather index is crucially important in WII and our research is the first systematic study focusing on temperature-related weather indices across the major planting areas of the three main crops maize, rice, and wheat in China.

"They have been out in all weathers carrying out systematic and methodical searches of the very challenging terrain.

The OM, mainly composed by graptolite and bitumen, even entering the highly-over thermal maturity, is still sensitive to the weathering with a systematic loss 30 50% of TOC along the outcrop profile, which suggests that the OM consumption is predominantly controlled by weathering duration and the distance from the weathering surface.