climatically

IPA: kɫaɪmˈætɪkɫi

Examples of "climatically" in Sentences

The report looked at a range of six building types in each of four climatically diverse cities across the US: Portland, Phoenix, Chicago and Atlanta.
Both short - and long-term climatically driven hydrologic variability that influence regional changes in the availability of these foods may profoundly influence scaup productivity and recruitment.
Through several more years of "careful, quantitative measurement" at CERN, Mr. Kirkby predicts he and his team will "definitively answer the question of whether or not cosmic rays have a climatically significant effect on clouds."
The situation maps precisely what Sachs has outlined: Nigeria's northern regions are climatically stressed, economically disadvantaged Nigeria's oil reserves are in the south, agriculturally challenged and politically marginalised.
The Keystone Pipeline, a multi-billion-dollar project to transport oil from Canadian tar sands to Texan refineries, is being rightly protested by many, including federal climate scientist James Hansen, who recognize that the pipeline enables us to continue a climatically destructive addiction to oil.
It's a lot closer to the jellybeans than anything else, which means that somehow Dominic Sena has managed to not only direct one of the most absurdly slow movies I've ever seen, but he still manages to conclude the entire thing anti-climatically, which is a bit like an anticlimactic resolution to watching paint dry.