Sentence examples for climate that characterizes from inspiring English sources
The cold climate that characterizes much of Alaska and northern Canada is no matter to the wood frog.
The cold climate that characterizes much of Alaska and northern Canada is no matter to the wood frog (Lithobates sylvaticus).
It has taken time to understand this terroir — the unique, indefinable combination of land, soil and climate that characterizes a vineyard.
The Census gives us an exceptional opportunity to exploit the climate diversity that characterizes the Chilean territory.
In the interest of fostering a departmental climate that is characterized at all times by equity, respect, and inclusion, the Department of History is currently engaged in a collaborative process to draft our own Code of Conduct.
Although it is widely assumed that a general family climate that is characterized by empathic control and organization has beneficial effects on adolescents' glycemic control, research focusing on this link yielded inconclusive findings.
The purpose of this research was to identify species and their survival on unirrigated green roofs in a subtropical climate that is characterized by hot and dry summers interspersed with large precipitation events.
"They sleep on the ground, and have no synthetic lighting or controlled climate -- traits that characterized the ancestral sleeping environment for early humans," Crittenden said.
As members of clashing groups in a political climate that's been characterized by personal attacks and vitriolic rhetoric, one might think Berardino and Mensinger would be a combustible combination.
Drought is an insidious phenomenon that characterizes climates in virtually all regions of the world (Wilhite and Buchanan-Smith 2005).
The new paper thus offers evidence, albeit circumstantial, that we have departed from the climate regime that characterized most of the Holocene, the climate that allowed our civilization to arise and flourish.
