Sentence examples for temperature predicting from inspiring English sources

The finding that rainfall and temperature predicting child stunting has important implications over future child under nutrition attributable to climate change.

The temperature predicted for 2013-2017 is 0.43 degrees above the average between 1971-2000.

Owen Paterson, the environment secretary, has said there would be some advantages to an increase in temperature predicted by the United Nations including fewer people dying of cold in winter and the growth of certain crops further north.

Machines click and roar as they pump warm air into 12 of the chambers, replicating the seven-degree rise in temperature predicted to occur in coming years.

With the temperature predicted to peak at 37C on Thursday, the conditions should match the most challenging that Melbourne will offer later this month.

Ireland are braced for sub-zero conditions at the Stade de France tomorrow night with the temperature predicted to fall to minus seven by kick-off.

The cabinet minister responsible for fighting the effects of climate change claimed there would be advantages to an increase in temperature predicted by the United Nations including fewer people dying of cold in winter and the growth of certain crops further north.

T" max : Maximum temperature predicted by Meteorological Agency [°C].

T" min : Minimum temperature predicted by forecast [°C].

This paper is focused on AGR test fuel temperature predicted by the ABAQUS code's finite element-based thermal models.

The vapor wick interface temperature predicted by the current simulation agrees very well with the available experimental data.