Sentence examples for transfer climate from inspiring English sources

And this hope was granted: the agreement adopted early on Saturday morning made significant progress on forestry, technology transfer, climate finance, and other issues.

On March 31 Su Wei, leader of the Chinese delegation, said that success at the December Copenhagen meeting depended on whether developed countries were prepared to provide substantial funds and transfer climate-friendly technologies to LDCs.

These projections are however largely uncertain due to the spread among climate model realizations, internal climate variability, and difficulties in transferring climate model results at the spatial and temporal scales required by catchment hydrology.

A set of generic building types based on data from existing buildings were used to transfer outdoor climate conditions to indoor conditions using high resolution climate projections for Europe and the Mediterranean.

This shows that the transfer of climate change signals into hydrological changes is more consistent in HBV-PRECIS than in HBV-Met.

In this paper, a hybrid downscaling methodology to transfer wave climate to coastal areas has been developed combining a numerical wave model (dynamical downscaling) with mathematical tools (statistical downscaling).

The angular dependence of light scattered by aerosol particles in the atmosphere the aerosol phase function is one of the key properties of every radiative transfer and climate model.

Xi said an agreement should also include transfer of climate technology to developing countries.

Our concerns apply most forcefully to inferences involving transfer of climate associations from one region or continent (usually the species' native range) to another (typically a prospective invasion range).

Detroit Thermal plans to transfer the climate-control unit's assets and operations to Romulus, Mich., starting in the middle of next year and ending in 2014.

Downscaling is the process of transferring the climate information from a climate model with coarse spatial and fine temporal scales to the fine scale required by models that address effects of climate.