Sentences with phrase «localised weather»

ANOVA testing group differences in MVPA between different types of neighbourhoods stratified by localised weather patterns
One notes that the warmists have no mechanism by which CO2 causes localised weather anomalies.
I always believed that the oceans were an important element in localised weather conditions over the short term but feel that relatively sudden shifts in climate occur through external forcings such as volcanic eruptions, meteor strike and the effects of changes in cosmic rays and sun spot activity, which are, unfortunately, all chaotic by nature and unpredictable.
This support can take the form of more reliable and localised weather forecasts, subsidies for inputs, well - trained extension workers, better facilities for livestock health, well - funded agricultural research, and improved rural infrastructure such as road networks.
Other improvements are said to include a new localised weather system, whereby only certain parts of a track may be rain - soaked for added unpredictability, and a more involving career mode with news reports and press clippings on the other teams to ascertain the bigger picture of the season, as well as more realistic rivals to make the career more believable.

Not exact matches

Tracks also feel different, with an active weather system that changes the track, even localised areas of tracks, during a race
Hyundai has already confirmed the Sonata — which will not go by the i45 name this time round — is undergoing final hot - weather validation work in Australia, where it will also receive a localised suspension and steering package developed by the Korean brand's Australian outfit.
Human society has experienced all manner of climate problems, localised shortages of resources, and over-abundances of weather.
The occasional heatwave or localised flood, on the other hand, are just weather.
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