They are temperate to tropical plants, often herbs or shrubs, with spiny pollen.
Basal units are temperate to subtropical ramps (DS1A, DS1B, DS2); these are overlain by subtropical to tropical reefal platforms (DS3), which are capped by subtropical to tropical cyclic carbonates (Terminal Carbonate Complex, TCC).
The climate of the country is temperate to subtropical, with two rainy seasons and two dry seasons each year.
Working in organizations with authentic leaders who are more likely to be temperate and open to change, employees may feel more comfortable engaging in proactive behavior.
In an e-mail message to Mr. Getler after he excoriated the Katherine Harris article, Mr. Robinson wrote: "I do not want my writers, especially my critics, to think they have to be temperate in their views.
This piece turned out to be more of a rant than I intended, but given the vicious nature of some of the attacks levied against certain reporters, I wasn't inclined to be temperate.
"As a result," he added, "this cannot be a paid operation, it cannot be run out of the governor's office, and it needs to be temperate and respectful".
And while we design to be decided and explicit in all our positions, we shall at the same time seek to be temperate and measured in all our language.
The high EC at the beginning of leaching and its low resilience thereafter basically implied that the EHM tailings had ever experienced a highly reactive stage, which accumulated salts, and now are tending to be temperate in geochemical reactivity.
