Sentence examples for degree dry from inspiring English sources

These variations among the seasons can be potentially coupled with (1) rapid changes in vegetation leaves in spring and autumn and a stable amount of leaves in the summer and winter; (2) absorption of PM2.5 by rain water; and (3) high precipitation in the spring monsoon, which can wash away intercepted pollutants on a plant's surface and increase wet deposition, and to some degree, dry deposition.

It was a hundred degrees, dry.

It's summertime on Victory Boulevard, 101 degrees, dry and windy.

"While we expect a fair degree of dry and blustery weather to prevail into Tuesday morning further heavy showers followed by more widespread rain are quite capable of adding to localised flooding problems," Mr Fergusson said.

To estimate the degree of dry eye, the ocular surfaces of rats were photographed after being stained by fluorescein for scoring as follows.

Some also associate to a greater degree in dry seasons, forming cyclic associations.

We did not divide the patients into subgroups according to their degree of dry eye severity.

Based on Sullivan et al. [ 26], these patients can be described as a subgroup with a moderate degree of dry eye.

The objective was to determine the effects of degree of dry-rolled corn processing and dried distiller's grains with solubles (DDGS) inclusion rate on ruminal pH, NH3 and volatile fatty acid (VFA) concentration, total in vitro gas and methane production, and enzyme activity in cattle fed high-concentrate diets.

Cooks typically heat food to somewhere between 120 degrees (for fish and meats that we want to keep moist) and 400 degrees (for dry, crisp, flavorful brown crusts on breads, pastries, potatoes, or on fish and meats).

It was 65 degrees and dry.