The document by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) considered the impacts of a warming world, vulnerabilities in human and natural systems and the potential for adaptation.
Ms. Blythe said she was suffering from a bad head cold, but if anything, that brought an exciting hint of rawness to her warm tone, a vulnerability that troubled the music she described, too simply, as "songs that made us happy".
When they were still little squawkers, their cuteness and vulnerability warmed my heart and I accepted without question my responsibility to feed our humans.
Our study underscores the critical importance of considering local adaptation along natural gradients when integrating biotic interactions in ecological risk assessment, and the potential of gradual thermal evolution mitigating the effects of warming on the vulnerability to contaminants.
A few ounces of vulnerability would warm up the proceedings.
Half an hour later, she ambles onstage and sings her own songs – Take Me As I Am, Slow and Aretha – in a voice that sounds richer, warmer, more coloured by vulnerability than the one that featured on Seasons of My Soul.
Although various threats to amphibians (e.g., global warming, habitat loss, disease vulnerability to chytrid fungus, and pollution) have been identified [4] [7], large-scale analyses of extinction risk in amphibians have been few [8].
The lead actors do a good job at quelling these aspects, underplaying the priggishness to create warm and approachable characters whose vulnerability is further explored in the lush Celtic-influenced songs of Claire McKenzie and Scott Gilmore.
The important point, they say, is not the degree of warming but the continent's vulnerability to it.
