Sentence examples for this type of climate from inspiring English sources

A National Academies of Science NASS) report warned that the potential side-effects of this type of climate hacking are not well understood or quantified.

The bottom-left quadrant also features climate change, but this type of climate change falls into the category of having irreversible yet preventable factors.

The tropical wet-and-dry region is often called the savanna climatic region; this implies, incorrectly, that all areas with savanna vegetation have this type of climate.

This type of climate litigation will affect how existing law is interpreted in light of climate change considerations and could affect the UK's capacity to comply with its national greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.

"You really have to appreciate his guile, as well as his ability, to do something like he's done, which is change the face of his team overnight in this type of climate," said Brian Sabean, the general manager of the San Francisco Giants.

It appears that in this type of climate and at the scale of the catchments examined here the main controls on event runoff coefficients are the climate and the runoff regime through the seasonal catchment water balance and hence antecedent soil moisture in addition to event characteristics.

There is circumstantial evidence to suggest this phenomena may be independent of the type of climate model used.

These results show that a large part of climatic effects on gene expression vary with the type of climate; in particular, long-term effects.

Madrid and Manchester have this type of integrated climate change plan, whereas London, Copenhagen, and Rotterdam have already created stand-alone adaptation strategies that exclusively target impacts of climate change.

First of all, there has to be the type of climate change event in 2050 that many — including the UN — are warning about.

The skill of understanding the location is an underlying factor to realizing the type of climate that is to be found in the region.