Sentence examples for use of weather from inspiring English sources
That symbolic use of weather is the subject of Alexandra Harris's "Weatherland" (Thames & Hudson), a forthcoming history of weather in English literature.
The charming setting of Porthaven, the clever use of weather and of course the dog, Flake, all stand out in this novel as does the importance of friendship.
At its simplest, this book explores the use of weather as a metaphor: "Thomas De Quincey described his mental landscape as a terrifying cloud structure bubbling up beyond control", and so on.
The use of weather radios is most important at night, when tornadoes and floods can catch sleeping populations unawares, but nobody wants to keep a radio blaring all night on the off chance that a tornado might hit.
Mr. Smith, whose coming book, "When the Sirens Were Silent," is about the failed warning system during last year's tornado in Joplin, Mo., said people needed to make use of weather warnings available on their smartphones and common sense — take cover when the sky looks bad — to avoid fatal storms.
One of the main uses of weather radar is to be able to assess the amount of precipitations fallen over large basins for hydrological purposes.
These relatively simple uses of weather and climate data are providing important insights into the effects of climate change and possible changes in disease risk.
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These gliding competitions test pilots' abilities to make best use of local weather conditions as well as their flying skills.
They can be taken manually, by a weather observer, by computer through the use of automated weather stations, or in a hybrid scheme using weather observers to augment the otherwise automated weather station.
