Sentence examples for consistent precipitation from inspiring English sources

The local climate is humid subtropical (Köppen climate classification), with hot summers (mean July high = 31.1 °C) and relatively mild winters (mean January low = –2.1 °C), and very consistent precipitation throughout the year (average annual total = 1108 mm) (NOAA National Climatic Data Center).

This is consistent with precipitation patterns predicted by climate models of a Mars without the Tharsis Bulge, on which the crustal dichotomy dictated drainage patterns.

The stoichiometric ratio between decreased alkalinity and Ca2+ is ~ 2 1, consistent with precipitation of calcium carbonate according to Equation 3.

The decreasing trend in the observed and reconstructed streamflow of the Baker River documented here for the 1980 2004 period is consistent with precipitation decrease associated with the SAM.

The EVI anomaly also suggests that potential vegetation productivity in Northern Asia was highest in 1998 but declined substantially in 2001, consistent with precipitation data from 1998 2001.

In addition, the particles collected on the exposure interface are uniformly distributed under various operating conditions, as supported by consistent dimensionless precipitation densities.

Changes in contaminant concentrations were consistent with precipitation of reduced oxides (UO2, V2O3), sulfides (As2S3, ZnS), iron minerals (FeSe2, FeMoO4) and carbonate (MnCO3).

Our modeling results suggest that discharges consistent with precipitation in future climate scenarios could decrease salinities in the region to levels below the threshold for oyster survival.

Controls consisted of blocks irrigated with frequencies and total monthly precipitation consistent with the 25 year average rainfall for this location.

The SiO2 and Ti contents are also consistent with the precipitation trend, suggesting that the surface sediments contain higher proportion of terrigenous detritus when the local precipitation is higher.

In general, these stations provided a consistent measure of precipitation for the area.