Examples of using Climate data in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Climate data required for.
For the cooling mode the climate data of Strasbourg was used for the whole of Europe.
Climate data and billion-dollar decisions.
For the cooling mode the climate data from Strasbourg were accepted representative for whole Europe.
Climate data and processing.
water, and climate data, forecasts and warnings for the….
Based on climate data projections, we are exploring a future where the Western world has moved from abundance to scarcity.
The cooperation required from the Member States aims, on the one hand, at simulating the application of the common criteria on the basis of sufficiently detailed soil and climate data.
The classification is performed with time series of Sentinel 2 images(in combination with climate data, and information on elevation,
A project database of pan-European simulated climate data which will be used with the models.(report available).
The fact remains that>99% of climate scientists(i.e. those who collect, analyse and publish climate data) agree that the Earth's climate is changing due to human activities.
scientists(i.e. those who collect, analyse and publish climate data) agree that the Earth's climate is changing due to human activities.
For the cooling mode the climate data of Strasbourg was used for the whole of Europe.
provide further climate data such as air temperature
open access to climate data and tools based on the best available science.
supposedly binding standards"to produce and preserve climate data records".
supposedly binding standards‘to produce and preserve climate data records'.
without taking into consideration the historical weather patterns and climate data for northwestern Wyoming in early February is an example of an unconditional probability.
The biophysical criteria identified by the expert group of scientists through the JRC network can be used anywhere in Europe to discriminate land presenting severe limitations for agricultural production on the basis that soil and climate data of sufficient spatial and semantic detail are available.
The Mail on Sunday reveals astonishing evidence that the organisation that is the world's leading source of climate data rushed to publish a landmark paper that exaggerated global warming and was timed to