Sentence examples for climatic character from inspiring English sources

Most of these regions lie beneath the upper-level, mid-latitude westerlies throughout the year, and it is in the seasonal variations in location and intensity of these winds and their associated features that the explanation of their climatic character must be sought.

And therein lies the simple reason for its crucial climatic role.

(For more information see climate: Climatic classification: World distribution of major climatic types: Highland climates).

The great distinguishing feature of this climatic region is the seasonal character of its rainfall.

Bell is also the co-chair of the board of trustees at MoCA LA where we shot 'Soap at MoCA', a climatic episode for "General Hospital" featuring James Franco's character "Franco" and my daytime soap debut, portraying "Kalup Ishmael," a character based on my work in a storyline that incorporated performance art.

For each Cape clade in question, ticks indicate one or more supported shifts in character state consistent with our past climatic change predictions.

There is considerable debate on the reliability of the subspecific status so identified [ 11, 13, 14], since morphological characters are readily influenced by regional climatic and habitat variation, and identification of subspecies has often been based on locality rather than critical examination of specimens [ 5].

Having the main character go out in a non-climatic way is boring for the readers; think of some heroic act they die doing or a final fight.

A new deformation model considering both the external (mainly climatic) and internal factors (such as tectonic activities and thermal character of frozen soil) is constructed and introduced into the SBAS-InSAR to estimate the surface deformation over permafrost.

Deep ice cores from the Greenland Ice Sheet were obtained for comparison with deep cores from the Antarctic ice mass to gain a better understanding of the factors controlling present and past ice mass dynamics, atmospheric processes, and the response of ice sheets to climatic change and to determine whether the past changes in climate were global or regional in character.

The ITCZ is responsible for the seasonal character of precipitation in South America's extensive tropical wet-dry climatic zone.