Sentences with phrase «with micro climate»

It comes equipped with micro climate control, lighting, touch - screen infotainment and bluetooth enabled audio systems

An added bonus for me is that you too, are a Californian, and we struggle with micro climates, so must dress in layers.

Not exact matches

This S - BAR Syrah showcases a micro selection of blocks and rows from our estate vineyard, which creates a rich, layered and concentrated wine with intense flavors that highlight the beauty of cool climate Syrah.

The super soft micro fleece construction of this sleepsack makes the Puppy Pals ideal for families living in colder climates, but with the added benefit of superior breathability, which will stop your baby from overheating as they dream of butterflies and puppies all night long.

It was a gracious tree with large and stretching thick branches that provided a micro climate of its own, catching the fog of the coastal atmosphere and dripping it onto the surrounding area.

Unlike the continental U.S., with its abundance of micro and regional climates, the small island area of Great Britain affords less climate variety yet produces similar warming / cooling trends over the recent past.

We can't isolate out essentially climate micro aspects in a changing, dynamic system in response to a massive external forcing, with no precedent, and no control variables; though we try, and that is part of what science is.

Anyway, why on earth should a tree ring from a tree with a short growing season and its own micro climate be a worthwhile thermometer.

If Redwoods, are viewed as just a bunch of solar powered water pumps with great capacity, they helped to create their micro climate, who knows right?

In a perfect future world — with these identical stations every kilometer, after 100 years of data gathering — it seems like we would want to retain the micro - climate data and just use it all as is — rather than do the pair-wise homogenization step.

Based on these Energy Economic findings, the CPP should not be replaced with anything because increasing the fraction of electricity generation from Intermittent Renewables will cause (1) enormous consumer electricity price increases, (2) the Grid to become even less reliable and less resilient, and (3) even more serious negative micro and macroeconomic impacts — but would have zero impact on the climate.