Examples of using Climatic changes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And these rings represent climatic changes.
Climatic changes in the western Himalayan mountains led to the appearance of Type B blood type.
It does not affect the climatic changes of the Earth.
Millions of people already suffer from the impacts of climatic changes.
We can't use this to anticipate climatic changes in the future," he says.
Climate and weather-migrating birds can be used as an innovative sensor to predict climatic changes.
The Age of Mammals offers a look at evolution, climatic changes, and shifting continents.
Late ice age climatic changes caused plant communities and animal populations to change. .
It is notknown what will happen to us in conditions of extreme climatic changes and disasters.
But the climatic changes and the nomadic invasions of the third millennium before Christ greatly reduced the volume of trade passing over the caravan trails of central Asia.
I recommend you dress in layers, to be prepared for climatic changes between daytime and evening.
Comprehensive understanding and modeling of plant responses to multiple abrupt abiotic stresses and to prolonged climatic changes.
But Leakey says these ancient hills tell another story,a history of climatic changes that gave rise to some species and led to the extinction of others.
Terrace waterproofing is a very critical area as it isalways exposed to harsh weather conditions, climatic changes and rains.
We are seeing rapid climatic changes taking place these days, damage to nature, to rainforests, destruction of coral reefs and the disappearance of millions of species in a matter of decades.
What the barbarians failed to do to effectthe ruination of Mesopotamia, subsequent climatic changes succeeded in accomplishing.
Climatic changes resulting from nuclear conflict would occur many thousands of times faster- and thus would likely be far more catastrophic- than the climatic changes predicted as a result of global warming.
The process prevents the physical deterioration of the material and its wear out,caused by the touch of human hands and the climatic changes.
This evolutionary shift, which took place at the beginning of the Ice Ages,corresponds to climatic changes that would have reshaped whales' food supply in the world's oceans.
Most of Europe, the Netherlands included is known to have unpredictable weather,but there are several attractions to see despite the climatic changes.
BC- The Chinese people begin to build cities andengage in manufacture subsequent to the climatic changes in Turkestan and the arrival of the later Andite immigrants.
Global warming and climatic changes compel Israel to address the continuous decrease in the amount and dispersion of its winter precipitation, limited precipitation, and marked rainfall fluctuations between drought years and rainy years.
The Suwałki cold anomaly in Poland led to the recognition thatsimilar thermal disturbances related to Pleistocene-Holocene climatic changes are recorded in boreholes throughout Poland.[13].
The thinning out of the ozone layer, as well as seasonal and climatic changes, may influence the UV radiation level that reaches the earth's surface at any given time, and the Meteorological Service takes this into account in its calculations.
With such disruptions becoming more and more apparent,many scientists are discussing them increasingly in terms of real long-term climatic changes rather than simply remarking about Earth's average temperature.
This effect causes climatic changes around the world followed by severe ecological phenomena, including drying up of water sources, damage to eco systems and many living creatures, radical weather events expressed in devastating storms and floods.
However, in the Gulf of Aqaba/Eilat, the situation seems to be somewhat different: research has shown that the coral reefs of the northernRed Sea are unusually resilient to climatic changes, and are likely to survive even harsher conditions in the future.
By the time of the completion of these land elevations and associated climatic changes, about 15,000 B.C., civilization had settled down to a world-wide stalemate except for the cultural ferments and biologic reserves of the Andites still confined by mountains to the east in Asia and by the expanding forests in Europe to the west.
In a later book, Sacred Pleasure, Eisler cites the research of geographer James DeMeo, who ascribesthe expansionist migrations of the Kurgan invaders and other herders to harsh climatic changes that“set off a complex sequence of events- famine, social chaos, land abandonment, and mass migration- that eventually led to a fundamental shift” in human cultural evolution.