Sentence examples for decline of snow from inspiring English sources
Christoph Marty, a tall, 46-year-old, is the SLF's expert in snow and climate change: in 2008 he published a research paper that found evidence of a step change in the rate of decline of snow coverage in the winter of 1988-89.
The easiest way to express the rate of decline of natural snow, he says, is in terms of altitude.
Their surveys on Ben Lawers, a 1,214m high peak on Loch Tay in Perthshire which is regarded as a mecca for botanists, had found "a very worrying decline" in the numbers of snow pearlwort.
And in Alaskan waters, after years of steady decline, snow crabs made a stunning comeback in 1997.
Long-term records of snow cover in Eurasia during the spring show a steady decline since at least 1967 (Fig. 7d).
Populations of snow leopards, considered among the most elusive big cats on the planet, have declined more than 20percentt over the past 16 years.
Chionophobia- Fear of snow.
Monuments of snow barricaded sidewalks.
Snow load is defined as a product of snow density, snow depth and gravitational acceleration.
