Sentence examples for Sufficient rainfall from inspiring English sources

Sufficient rainfall is associated with higher agriculture production, which is in turn crucial to supporting other economic activities that have a demand for airports.

Sufficient rainfall during the spring would most likely increase agricultural production, a factor which became less decisive for survival in the process of industrialisation.

Incredibly, there is sufficient rainfall in the valley of Mexico City to meet the needs of the population.

There was usually sufficient rainfall for their crops, and springs and seeps provided drinking water.

The region receives sufficient rainfall for irrigation because of the sharqī (easterly) wind.

Wherever sufficient rainfall occurs, opportunity exists for the land surface to evolve to the familiar patterns of hills and valleys.

The concept of summer in European languages is associated with growth and maturity, especially that of cultivated plants, and indeed summer is the season of greatest plant growth in regions with sufficient summer rainfall.

However, under warmer conditions and when there is sufficient turbulence, rainfall can be initiated by a coalescence process that involves condensation nuclei, growth of ice particle by collision with supercooled droplets and melting in the lower zone of the cloud (Rogers and Yau, 1989).

While rainy season (kharif) sorghums are grown on wet soil profile with sufficient monsoon rainfall during the months of June-September, the post-rainy season sorghums are cultivated on the stored soil moisture after the kharif rains in a vast area of the Deccan Plateau.

The climate in Nam Đông is wet-tropical (mean annual temperature 24.5 °C ± 0.4 °C; annual precipitation 373 cm ± 103 cm; relative humidity 85% ± 3%) with a fairly dry period January-July (but sufficient intermittent rainfalls to maintain evergreen 'rainforest'), and a very wet monsoon period August-December (Fig. 2).

Thus, bogs tend to be long-lived if temperatures remain low and sufficient excess of rainfall over evaporation exists to prevent their drying out.