Sentence examples for weather alterations from inspiring English sources
The models analyzed by Seager, which focus on regional climate rather than Colorado River flows, show that the Southwest will ultimately be subject to significant atmospheric and weather alterations.
The first—"If you don't like the weather, wait an hour and it will change"—may have something to do with the fact that temperature and precipitation, borne by prairie winds from Iowa or Minnesota, routinely collide with conditions generated by Lake Michigan to produce abrupt weather alterations.
Ample evidence has been already provided to show that REEs could be much mobilized during weathering, alteration and diagenetic processes and then leading to extensive fractionation between REEs (Wood 1990; Seto and Akagi 2008).
"It varies a lot due to changes in weather and alterations in forest metabolism caused by pests and diseases".
RCVp and RCVo range from 0 to 1, where 1 indicates no change by weathering or alteration and 0 indicates completely weathered or altered rocks.
The combined effects of climate change, extreme weather and human alterations of the environment are especially pronounced in the coastal zone where people and ecosystem goods and services are most concentrated and inputs of energy and matter from land, sea and air converge.
Tachylytes readily undergo weathering and alteration and are converted by oxidation and hydration into palagonite, a red, brown, or yellow cryptocrystalline material.
Geological processes of tectonism, weathering and alteration all affect GSI.
Visible and near-infrared (vis NIR) spectra have been moderately used in pedological studies regarding characterization of soil samples and profiles, weathering and pedogenetic alterations along toposequences and landscapes, and soil classification.
Especially, it is inferred that the clayey layers are formed due to highly altered hydrothermal alteration and weathering.
Yet climate change is leading to "very noticeable" alterations in weather patterns, she maintains.
