Sentence examples for climate governs from inspiring English sources

River incision into bedrock resulting from the combined effects of tectonic uplift and climate governs long-term regional landscape evolution.

This load factor is assumed to be high for locations where moderate climate governs i.e. regions lying near equator like Malaysia which is at 7° north of the equator.

A tropical rainy climate governs regions experiencing persistent warm or high temperatures, which normally do not fall below 18 °C.

A closer look at these and other unlikely pairings would seem to argue that the disruptive climate governing everything from politics to technology has infiltrated the world of style — and in particular, the wardrobes of those fashion indies, young or not so young, bent on upending the style world's most hallowed conventions.

Cambodia's climate is governed by the monsoon winds, which define two major seasons.

The climate is governed by the combined effects of the moisture-bearing southeast trade and northwest monsoon winds as they blow across the central plateau.

As the general climate is governed by summer monsoon, period of June to September receives highest precipitation, which accounts for about 76%% of annual precipitation (1,700 mm).

The airflow in an indoor space, isolated from the outdoor climate, is governed predominantly by two factors: temperature gradients and mechanical mixing.

A similar pattern of diversification as the one described here, with a slowdown in diversification around 8 7 Ma and a subsequent increase at 3 Ma, has been observed in other Mediterranean plant taxa [ 68], supporting the hypothesis that Miocene climate changes governed the diversification of these lineages.

As the only significant source of energy, incident solar radiation (sunlight) at the surface of the earth governs climate and the meteorological cycles and is essential for life.

Others bemoaned his worrisome environmental record — including a continued refusal to acknowledge the reality of man-made climate change, despite governing a state where millions of people live within a few feet of the high-tide line.