Примеры использования Climate prediction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research of the United Kingdom Meteorology Office provided the trainer on climate change scenarios
Better climate prediction information could open up new opportunities to policymakers in such areas as water
its environment, the state of knowledge on meteorology and seasonal-to-annual climate prediction and its impact on agriculture,
scenario and climate prediction with the capability of predicting floods,
studies on climate prediction using statistical methods
Information needs related to climate change adaptation not only pertain to climate prediction but include, inter alia,
the historical hydrologic data, which are essential for climate prediction and long- term planning of projects for water resource development
adaptation initiative and assistance to the climate prediction project to improve forecasts of weather events.
including the exchange of data enabling improvement of climate prediction models.
national levels in such areas as short-term climate prediction impacts on agriculture and fisheries.
the International Research Institute for Climate Prediction of Columbia University United States of America.
promote development of potential uses of satellite data in climate prediction and applications, especially within the framework of the Climate Information
early warning of climate extreme events and climate prediction.
cooperates in the exchange of information with the Intergovernmental Authority on Development Climate Prediction and Applications Centre in Nairobi and the Beijing Climate
the International Research Institute for Climate Prediction and other international centres with capabilities for climate prediction attended each meeting
Research and Training(START) Climate Prediction and Agriculture(CLIMAG) programme,
early warning of extreme weather events and climate prediction.
the International Research Institute for Climate Prediction at Columbia University in New York,
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA) Climate Prediction Center in the United States Department of Commerce announced on 2 February 2006 the official return of La Niña,
The high probability of occurrence of an El Niño phenomenon between now and the first half of 2003-- as suggested by the International Research Institute for Climate Prediction-- and the associated deterioration of global weather conditions may affect commodity production in the region with potentially negative consequences for growth.