Sentence examples for continental zone from inspiring English sources

The continental zone is generally more arid, with clearer skies and more-extreme temperatures.

The northern slopes of the Brooks Range fall within the Arctic zone, while its southern slopes and the Alaska, Talkeetna, and Wrangell ranges all fall within the continental zone.

Good concordance is shown between the proposed model and measured data of energy yield for the middle year (2013) and last year 20166) of the seven years range experimental data of a semi continental zone.

In this study, the temporal trends and magnitudes of key climatic variables and the accompanying effects on ET0 during 1956 2015 were evaluated at 200 meteorological stations across the temperate continental zone (TCZ), temperate monsoon zone (TMZ), mountain plateau zone (MPZ), and subtropical monsoon zone (SMZ) of China.

This study conducted a national-scale assessment of different models for pan evaporation (Epan) estimation at 178 meteorological stations across different climatic zones of China, including the temperate continental zone (TCZ), temperate monsoon zone (TMZ), mountain plateau zone (MPZ) and subtropical monsoon zone (SMZ).

The Polesie flora is characterized by a large number of northern plant species (150 species) and simultaneous presence of many plants from the Atlantic zone (25 species), and east continental zone (43 species) (Chmielewski 2005).

This was the first American success in a large international field, as distinct from the Bermuda Bowl championships in which continental zones are represented.

All American victories have been in the Bermuda Bowl, contested by a limited number of teams representing continental zones rather than individual countries.

A century later, Coubertin's handiwork is one of the most recognizable symbols in the world, and those five continental zones remain a handy way to divide up the talent that will be competing in 26 sports at the London Olympics.

They are held within the six FIFA continental zones (Africa, Asia, North and Central America and Caribbean, South America, Oceania, and Europe), overseen by their respective confederations.

For each tournament, FIFA decides the number of places awarded to each of the continental zones beforehand, generally based on the relative strength of the confederations' teams.