Sentence examples for unknown weather from inspiring English sources

But in reality, Clune says, scientists are still trying to overcome the basics of developing robots that can walk on uneven terrain in unknown weather conditions or handle delicate objects.

We've been lucky in so far as it's just the garden that's taken a battering, but you know things are changing when the Environment Agency talks about "unknown weather extremes" of the future.

It allows for universally quantified variables that can model uncertain actions and events, such as the unknown weather for a future party, or an opponent's next move in a game.

For example, the emergency department with landing place for rescue helicopters in a ski resort should be chosen in such a way that the flight time to all ski slopes in the resort that are to be protected is minimized in the worst case, even though flight times are uncertain due to unknown weather conditions.

The THz transmitted spectra of the grotto wall samples with unknown weathering levels used as forecast samples are shown in Fig. 3.

Equally interesting is a touch-screen presentation of one of the relatively unknown daily weather journals Darger kept in the 1950s and '60s, competitively comparing meteorologists' forecasts with actual weather conditions.

The image of an unknown man, weathered and middle-aged and drawn in charcoal by Mantegna around 1470-73, is as striking for the reflective sadness that seems to infuse every line in his craggy face as for the artist's extraordinarily sensitive yet firm draftsmanship.

This could lead to an increase in ocean temperatures with unknown effects on weather systems in northern latitudes.

For unknown reasons — possibly weather patterns and better poultry vaccination in northern China — not as many migrating swans and geese carried the virus across Western Europe and down into Africa as did last winter.

The deputy chairman of the Environment Agency, David Rooke, said there would have to be a "complete rethink" during what he forecast would be a period of "unknown extremes" of weather, which would involve not just flood defences, but designing homes with features like solid floors, waterproof plaster, and electrical connections high up the walls to minimise damage if they are flooded.

These equations relate the measured net fluxes to the (known) stoichiometries and (unknown) rates of weathering reactions for multiple minerals in the weathering profiles.