Examples of using Changes in climate in English and their translations into Russian
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The nature of the issue: Projected changes in climate.
Observable Changes in Climate and Runoff in the Neman River Basin.
Most models assume only gradual changes in climate.
Sudden changes in climate can exterminate species that cannot adapt quickly.
People and most ecosystems have a natural capacity to adapt to changes in climate.
Mean changes in climate simulated by three-dimensional climate models.
Therefore, it is essential to encompass changes in climate in efforts to protect the ozone layer.
Changes in climate would dramatically change patterns of water distribution and the sustainability of water systems.
The frequencies of these events are likely to change in the future in response to changes in climate, land use and human intervention.
Variations and long-term changes in climate are of particular interest among the confounding factors.
Also, incomplete understanding of the climate system means that there is need to investigate the possibility of rapid, non-linear changes in climate.
Meanwhile, gradual and abrupt changes in climate(warming and cooling periods) were always observed on the globe.
Reliable predictions of future ecosystem changes should take into account multiple drivers,including atmospheric nitrogen input and changes in climate and land use.
Changes in climate, e.g. drought, season changes, less/more rainfall, cause lower farm output.
Peculiarities of selection of maize resistant to natural and climatic changes in climate in the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic АВУ 3-2013.
Changes in climate and the CO2 concentration in the atmosphere cause changes in the structure and function of terrestrial ecosystems.
Recently the global economic recession and changes in climate have reversed progress for the most vulnerable women.
Changes in climate would thus potentially cause changes in the behaviour of atmospheric pollutants as well as their effects.
Over the next ten million years movements in the Earth's crust, changes in climate and erosion formed the mass into the shape that we see today.
Changes in climate will, however, influence if, when and to what extent ozone will return to pre-1980 values in different regions.
These processes are indicators for significant regio nal changes in climate characterized by increasing annual temperatures at an average of 2.8 C for 170 years of observations.
Changes in climate may be due to natural causes, e.g., changes in the sun's output, or due to human activities, e.g., changing the composition of the atmosphere.
It also refers specifically to responses by humans as opposed to the spontaneous adjustments made by natural systems in response to changes in climate or to other changes in the environment.
Current changes in climate, particularly the global warming of recent decades, is having a significant effect on overall socio-economic conditions in the Arctic.
It shows that these seals have a habitat preference for pack-ice and that regional directional changes in climate are reducing this habitat which will potentially result in stress on these seal populations.
Future changes in climate are expected to increase the effect of precursor emissions over source regions and reduce the effect over downwind receptor regions.
Long-term changes in climate could also influence two foundations of public health systems: sufficient food, and safe and adequate drinking water.
To broaden agricultural research in order to improve productivity andadapt agricultural products to changes in climate patterns, and to promote the dissemination of information among those working in the sector.
Future changes in climate are also expected to determine levels of soil erosion, the use of agricultural chemicals, pest control and pasture growth.