Sentence examples for the internal climate from inspiring English sources

Factors operating both externally and internally to the organisation were perceived by all participants as affecting the internal climate and culture and having substantial influence over the organisation's RCB capabilities.

"I'm kind of freezing," Jonathan announces — in this play, the internal climate is always chillier than the weather outside.

Beside this, the internal climate conditions of rooms and surface temperatures of the TABS were measured.

To reduce energy costs the internal climate of potato bulk stores is controlled with outdoor air.

(Other paranoia material here). Whatever his defenses, the internal climate of fear and suppression at Fox News has been well-documented.

To avoid extra energy costs by using cooling systems the internal climate of potato bulk stores is controlled with outdoor air.

The pieces uncover the potentially explosive differences between the internal climates of the 15 Member States, and they also reveal the tensions between the Member States and their Eastern European neighbors, Switzerland and Norway.

Detection uncertainty, defined as the uncertainty related to time evolution of the anthropogenic climate change in the historical data (signal) above the natural internal climate variability (noise), shows that uncertainties in natural internal climate variability (piControl) scenarios may be the source of the significant degree of uncertainty in the regional Detection and Attribution study.

We compare our findings with earlier temperature reconstructions and with an ensemble of state-of-the-art climate model simulations of temperature over the period 850 2000 CE in order to assess the influence of changes in external forcing and the simulated internal climate variability over East Asia.

While median projections from the CMIP5 ensemble are useful in approximating heatwave changes per global warming threshold, utilizing the multi-member CESM ensemble has shed light on the influence internal climate variability.

This is the chilly, demoralized internal climate that the Siberian brothers Oleg and Vladimir Presnyakov try to capture in their smart, saturnine meditation "Terrorism" (crisply directed by Will Frears, at the Clurman/Theatre Row).